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Optical zoom

Zoom done by a real telephoto lens, without losing detail. Digital zoom only crops and enlarges.

Optical zoom uses a telephoto lens (often a periscope design) to get closer without losing detail — 3× or 5× means that many times closer than the main camera. Digital zoom only crops and enlarges the image. Makers sometimes quote optical-quality zoom from cropping a high-MP sensor; Zynverse shows the maker's exact wording next to the value.

Also called: telephoto, periscope, zoom lens, digital zoom

Highest optical zoom on Zynverse

  1. Sony Xperia 1 VI7.1 ×
  2. OPPO Find X8 Pro6 ×
  3. Google Pixel 9 Pro5 ×
  4. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra5 ×
  5. Apple iPhone 16 Pro5 ×
  6. HONOR Magic7 Pro3 ×

Official values only; each one links to its source on the phone page.

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