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Smartphones use radiofrequency waves for communication, with varying Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) values across models. A recent classification by Visual Capitalist, based on data from Germany's BfS, ranks 15 popular smartphones by their maximum SAR at the head. Higher SAR values do not necessarily imply greater health risks, as these emissions are non-ionizing radiation. Apple leads the ranking with iPhone 17 and 16e, while Samsung's Galaxy A16 5G has the lowest SAR at 0.38 W/kg. SAR values can differ based on testing position, and factors like antenna design and operating frequencies influence results. Current evidence does not link mobile phone radiation to health issues, and ongoing research continues to monitor safety.