Compare Mobile Phones Side-by-Side

The iPhone Duo looks like the more ambitious device here. Its 7.6-inch 120Hz display gives it a clear advantage for video, reading, split-screen work, and anything that benefits from extra space, while the 12GB of RAM gives it more breathing room than the Tomcat for heavier multitasking. The battery edge is small on paper, but paired with the larger format, it reinforces the sense that Apple is aiming this at people who want a phone that can behave a bit more like a compact tablet.

The HMD Tomcat is not outclassed in every practical sense. Its 6.8-inch 120Hz screen is still large and smooth, and it will likely feel less unwieldy day to day. But based on these specs alone, it feels like the more conventional choice.

If you want the bigger, more capable-feeling device, the iPhone Duo is the stronger pick. The Tomcat makes more sense only if you prefer a slightly more manageable large phone.