Sony Xperia Z3 vs Ulefone Armor X6

For:

      Lower price (78 USD vs 175.99 USD)

      Better camera (492 points vs 44 points)

      Better performance (242 points vs 55 points)

      Better connectivity (679 points vs 40 points)

      Better display (275 points vs 46 points)

      Better design (357 points vs 65 points)

Against:

      Worse battery (109 points vs 377 points)

For:

      Better aperture (f/2 vs f/2.2)

      Better video resolution (0.81 Megapixels vs 0.2 Megapixels)

      Better main camera resolution (20.66 Megapixels vs 7.99 Megapixels)

Against:

      Worse front camera resolution (2.06 Megapixels vs 4.92 Megapixels)

Against:

      Worse battery capacity (3100mAh vs 4000mAh)

For:

      Higher cpu frequency (2500 megahertz vs 1300 megahertz)

      More gpu cores (4 cores vs 2 cores)

      Higher gpu frequency (578 megahertz vs 500 megahertz)

      More ram (3072 mega bytes vs 2048 mega bytes)

For:

      Bigger display (5.2 inch vs 5 inch)

      Higher pixel density (424 pixels per inch vs 294 pixels per inch)

For:

      Bigger display area (71.14 percents vs 58.42 percents)

For:

      Better battery (377 points vs 109 points)

Against:

      Higher price (175.99 USD vs 78 USD)

      Worse camera (44 points vs 492 points)

      Worse performance (55 points vs 242 points)

      Worse connectivity (40 points vs 679 points)

      Worse display (46 points vs 275 points)

      Worse design (65 points vs 357 points)

For:

      Better front camera resolution (4.92 Megapixels vs 2.06 Megapixels)

Against:

      Worse aperture (f/2.2 vs f/2)

      Worse video resolution (0.2 Megapixels vs 0.81 Megapixels)

      Worse main camera resolution (7.99 Megapixels vs 20.66 Megapixels)

For:

      Better battery capacity (4000mAh vs 3100mAh)

Against:

      Lower cpu frequency (1300 megahertz vs 2500 megahertz)

      Less gpu cores (2 cores vs 4 cores)

      Lower gpu frequency (500 megahertz vs 578 megahertz)

      Less ram (2048 mega bytes vs 3072 mega bytes)

Against:

      Smaller display (5 inch vs 5.2 inch)

      Lower pixel density (294 pixels per inch vs 424 pixels per inch)

Against:

      Smaller display area (58.42 percents vs 71.14 percents)