Whenever a big phone maker launches a new handset, and especially if that handset is billed as a flagship, there can be a bit of feeding frenzy to work out how it compares to the handsets in its price bracket. In the case of Google, Samsung, Apple and the like, this can often mean scouring specs sheets that really don't differ all that much from each other.
That's even more the case if you limit yourself to Android phones, where the latest Snapdragon chip can be a given, and you see a heck of a lot of high refresh rates on displays, fast charging features and more. Still, every so often, a phone does things differently in a genuinely noticeable way.
