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They don't give the right information. They say the newest Bionic chip is better, but clearly the Snapdragon chips are faster. The information isn't good when a gaming phone only gets 90% in gaming.
The chips aren't arranged properly because Snapdragon recent lineups are way better than a bionic counterparts but they are being put higher than the snapdragon and even some other chipsets like mediatek and tensor aren't arranged according to their benchmark scores the whole lineup is made to favour a bionics which doesn't make sense
This site in a pinch, has decent enough information so it can tell you what is better to purchase overall over other products. If you want specific info though, it's VERY inaccurate. For example, the OnePlus 12 has a peak brightness of 4,500 nits, it said 1,400 nits was the brightness. It also has a lack of benchmarks, which is important for those who like spec comparisons.
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