The bestselling phones aren't always the best in terms of quality or features, and the best phones don't always sell the most. For example, the Nokia 1100 sold 250 million units, while the iPhone 6/6 Plus sold 222 million, showing that popularity often depends on factors like affordability, marketing, brand loyalty, and distribution. Flagship phones like the Samsung Galaxy S series or iPhones may offer superior specs but appeal to a smaller audience due to their high price or niche features. Phones like the HTC One, Google Nexus, and LG V20 were praised for their innovation but have since faded from the market. Ultimately, the "best" phone is subjective and depends on individual preferences, budget, and needs, highlighting that sales numbers don't always equate to the best performance or user satisfaction.
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