Compare Mobile Phones Side-by-Side

The HMD Ridge Pro looks like the more sensible pick from this spec sheet. Its 120Hz display should feel smoother than the Galaxy F70’s 90Hz panel, and the extra RAM gives it more breathing room for multitasking. The larger 5500mAh battery also gives HMD a practical advantage for people who care more about endurance than brand familiarity.

The Galaxy F70 still has the Samsung name and a slightly larger 6.7-inch screen, but those are not enough to offset the weaker-looking memory, smaller battery, and lower refresh rate. Unless Samsung’s software ecosystem or after-sales support is the main reason you are buying, the F70 feels harder to justify here.

For most buyers comparing these two purely on hardware, the HMD Ridge Pro is the phone I’d lean toward. It simply offers more of the things that affect daily use.