Figures as published (August 8, 2026). Prices written in the article text are our catalog's figures when it was written, and prices move — each phone's current price and its status (observed with a date, or an estimate) are on its page and in the “Phones mentioned” cards below, and any device or brand count above belongs to that date.
The site now lists 3,600 devices across 32 brands. Most of the recent growth did not go into new releases — it went into covering older models, which changes how the site works for you when your budget is tight or when you are looking at a second-hand phone.
The five largest brands in the catalog: - Xiaomi: 351 devices - Samsung: 341 devices - vivo: 282 devices - OPPO: 259 devices - Honor: 228 devices
From JOD 20 to JOD 2,299
The cheapest entries all come from the same old tier. The Galaxy J1 sits at JOD 20 with a 4.3-inch screen, an 1850 mAh battery and 1GB of RAM, and the Galaxy Grand Prime matches that price with a 5.0-inch screen, a 2600 mAh battery and 8GB of storage. Our performance index puts this tier between 5 and 7 out of 100 — calls and messaging, nothing beyond that.
At the other end, the most expensive device in the catalog is the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate at JOD 2,299, and this deserves an honest note: it scores 64 out of 100, while the Xiaomi 17 Ultra at JOD 1,145 scores 98 and the Honor Magic V5 at JOD 1,299 scores 93. The price comes from the folding screen and scarcity, not from performance. Add to that the Kirin 9010 chip and the absence of Google services on recent Huawei phones — worth factoring in before you pay.
A third of the catalog predates 2020
Sorted by release year, 1,211 devices fall between 2014 and 2019, against 2,389 from 2020 onward. The best-covered year is 2022 with 411 devices, followed by 2021 with 402, 2024 with 401 and 2020 with 400. 2026 holds only 70 devices so far, which is expected with the year still running.
One thing to be clear about: a large share of these older devices is no longer sold new here, and they are not listed so you can buy them from an authorized dealer. The real use is different — when one shows up in local sale listings, you can open its page, check the actual specs and performance index, and compare it against alternatives before handing over money. Prices for this tier are estimates that reflect the local market, not official dealer pricing, and they carry no dealer warranty.
Images: 94% of the catalog
Out of 3,600 devices, 3,383 have an image — 94% of the catalog. The remaining 217 are still without one, mostly older models or smaller brands with no clean material available. We are filling those in gradually, but the priority stays the same: specs and prices should be right even when the photo is missing.
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