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October 2017

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Table of Contents

Why We Created Factors ............................................................................... Pg. 3 How We Built Factors and How to Read it ......................................................... Pg. 4Responsive Web Design-Digital Families ......................................................... Pg. 5Key Takeaways ............................................................................................ Pg. 6Regional Insights ..................................................................................... Pg. 7

Indexes by Country

Global Web Index ....................................................................................... Pg. 8North and South America U.S. ...................................................................................................... Pg. 10 Canada .................................................................................................. Pg. 11 Brazil .................................................................................................... Pg. 12EMEA: EU5 ...................................................................................................... Pg. 13 UK ........................................................................................................ Pg. 14 Germany ................................................................................................ Pg. 15 Netherlands ........................................................................................... Pg. 16 Switzerland ........................................................................................... Pg. 17 Italy ..................................................................................................... Pg. 18 Spain .................................................................................................... Pg. 19 France ................................................................................................... Pg. 20APAC: Australia ............................................................................................... Pg. 21 China .................................................................................................... Pg. 22 India .................................................................................................... Pg. 23

Calendars

Mobile Market Calendar 2017 ........................................................................ Pg. 24Web Browser Calendar 2017 .......................................................................... Pg. 25

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Our customers often ask us a simple question:

On what devices and browsers should I be testing my apps and websites?

As the leader in quality for mobile apps and websites, Perfecto is uniquely positioned

to give the most accurate answer. In this report, we've merged our exclusive data

with current market data to provide a benchmark of devices, web browsers and user

conditions (location changes, apps in the background) to test on, to aid in your

pursuit of digital excellence. This is the culmination of what we've learned from

our most-valued customers and we're excited to pass these insights on to you.

Why We Created Factors

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No single data source tells the full story, so for these indexes we’ve combined exclusive Perfecto data and mobile market usage data across a variety of countries into our own analysis.

The indexes offer up-to-date benchmarks that list the top smartphones, tablets and operating systems based on usage. These are the device/OS combinations on which you should develop and test your mobile, web and responsive web apps. For desktop browsers, we include one index that can be applied to all 14 countries in the report.

How to Read FactorsEach country featured in the report gets its own digital coverage profile with testing recommendations for mobile devices and operating system versions to create a holistic view of what's required for digital quality testing.

To identify your most optimal test coverage, you'll first need to determine your device coverage goal.

Devices that Matter to You

Our list of 32 devices per index for each country is winnowed down from hundreds of possible devices to give you the maximum coverage with the fewest devices possible. Each index is divided into three groups—"Essential", "Enhanced" and "Extended" (See graphic above). Each group includes the previous group's devices. If your testing covers all 32 devices across the three groups, you’ll have the most complete recommended test coverage with the least risk.

Select your target country and then refer to the corresponding device list, making note of the "recommended OS version" column to see the recommended testing mix of devices and platforms. We include an up/down arrow or equals sign to indicate usage changes since last quarter. Devices that are new to the index or are reference devices running the latest OS are marked as such.

Testing Web Browsers

In our standalone Web Test Coverage Index (pg. 6), we list the browser/OS combinations—categorized by Latest, Previous and Newest Beta—that organizations in every country should test on to achieve desired market coverage. Given that browser versions update quickly and often automatically without users knowing, it's important to ensure that browser quality aligns with a variety of OS versions.

And finally, we've included an updated mobile market and web calendars (pgs 24 and 25) showing what device models, OS versions and browser/OS combinations to look out for this year.

Note Factors is an objective reflection of selected markets based on mobile device usage of specific operating system versions. Some of the device and operating system combinations that are recommended in this report may no longer be available from OEMs or wireless network providers due to today's ever-changing market dynamics.

How We Built Factors and How To Read It

Our own research and analysis

App Annie market usage data

Market share data (400,000 users)

Data from testing on 4,000+ devices

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ColorSystem

Color is a powerful component of the Perfecto identity system. It’s often the first perceived attribute of a brand and creates an undeniable first impression in the minds of theaudience. Our color palette speaks to customers before they even have a chance to recognize the related words or graphics. That’s why color is such an important part of creating excitement, setting a mood, ex-pressing personality and conveying brand attributes.

The color system presented was informed by an extensive compet-itive audit. This system also seeks to improve strength, impact and uniqueness in expressing Perfecto’s brand attributes.

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Keystones

Foundations

Accents

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C12 M0 Y80 K0R227 G233 B53

C67 M44 Y67 K95 R33 G39 B33

C100 M6 Y2 K10R0 G134 B191

C25 M4 Y44 K3R187 G197 B146

C58 M32 Y18 K54R66 G85 B99

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C39 M2 Y14 K10R148 G183 B187

C0 M9 Y100 K0R255 G209 B0

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Essential coverage – Top 10 "must test" devices based on usage

Enhanced coverage – Top 25 devices, includes legacy and trending devices and different screen sizes

Extended coverage – Top 32 devices, includes niche, legacy and brand new devices to represent the "long tail"

Mobile Device Coverage

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Responsive Web Design-Digital Families

Summary

Coverage Levels Mobile Device Coverage

Desktop Web (Only) Coverage

Responsive Web Design Coverage

Essential Top 10 Top 10Top 20 (Essential

Web + Mobile)

Enhanced Top 25 (Essential +15) Top 22 (Essential +12)Top 47 (Enhanced

Web + Mobile)

Extended Top 32 (Enhanced +7) Top 33 (Enhanced +11)Top 65 (Extended

Web + Mobile)

Essential Web Family Enhanced Web Family Extended Web Family

Chrome Latest/Win 10 Chrome Beta/Win 7 Chrome Latest/Win 8.1

Chrome Latest/MacOS Latest Chrome -1/Win 7 Chrome Beta/Win 8.1

Firefox Latest/Win 10 Firefox Beta/Win 10 Chrome -1/Win 8.1

IE 11/Win 10 Firefox Latest/Win 7 Firefox Latest/Win 8.1

Safari Latest/MacOS Latest Firefox -1/Win 10 Firefox -1/Win 8.1

Edge Latest/Win 10 Safari Latest/MacOS -1 Firefox Beta/Win 8.1

Chrome Beta/Win 10 IE 11/Win 7 Safari -1/MacOS Latest

Chrome Latest/Win 7 IE 1/Win 8.1 Safari -1/MacOS -1

Firefox -1/Win 7 IE 9/Win 7 Firefox Beta/MacOS Latest

Chrome -1/Win 10 Chrome -1/MacOS -1 Chrome Beta/MacOS Latest

Chrome Latest/MacOS -1 IE 8/WIN 7

Firefox Beta/WIN 7

Total 10 Browser Permutations Total 12 Browser Permutations Total 11 Browser Permutations

The above table provides insights around the 3 coverage buckets, in a similar way to the mobile coverage methodology. The buckets are also broken down by type: Essential, Enhanced and Extended. When building a test coverage strategy for a responsive website, it should obviously cover both Mobile devices and desktop browsers. The optimum strategy will invariably be the one which best merges and satisfies all 3 coverage buckets for mobile and web. If you target an Essential test coverage goal, you should sum the Essential mobile devices and the Essential desktop browsers, and so it goes for Enhanced and Extended coverage goals.

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Key Takeaways

Market Insights & Recommendations

1. This quarter’s main market events are the launch of iOS11 and iPhone 8 together with the launch of Android Oreo (8.0). The 2 major platform releases are about to disrupt the dev and testing plans for organizations. For iOS, teams should plan to allocate iOS10.3.x devices like iPhone 5C and iPad 4th Generation, while most iOS devices will very soon be transitioned to iOS11. The new iPhone X together with the Apple Watch Series 3 are also a disruption to your dev and test processes, and should be addressed during the upcoming quarter. For Android, Google shifted its Nexus brand to the Pixel and Pixel XL, currently enjoying significant market usage, as can be seen in this edition of Factors. Last year, Google made Android 8.0 available for these devices the same day. During this coming October, Google is expected to launch the 2nd generation of Pixel smartphones.

2. Samsung is the clear Android market leader: Following the great success of the S7 and S7 Edge, Samsung launched the S8 and S8 Plus, which are already showing high usage across most countries. China is the only exception to Samsung’s market dominance. In China, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Apple are the market leaders. The newly released Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is also expected to dominate the market — salvaging the Note brand after the Note 7 battery debacle.

3. The mobile market is subject to continuous fragmentation. Android, despite Google’s efforts to push more vendors to keep up with smartphones updates, is still divided between Android OS families 4–5, making the test labs and development support ever harder. As an example, only 42 android device models were updated with security patches introduced over the past 2 months.

4. As in each Factors magazine, the recommendation to cover Beta OS versions remains an important aspect of your test coverage strategy both from a mobile and web perspective.

5. Test automation framework and open-source: with organizations shifting toward open-source test automation frameworks, it is important to understand the differences and requirements in order to assign the right one for your projects. In many cases, it’s recommended to have a mix of more than 1 framework (e.g. Appium and XCTest UI/Espresso) to allow both dev to develop unit tests and DevTest/QA to

develop system-level functional test automation. From a web perspective, with JavaScript being the de-facto testing and dev leading language, we see a clear win for JavaScript-based test frameworks, with Protractor, WebDriverIO, NightWatchJS being those most adopted for functional testing and JSDom as the unit test framework of choice.

6. BDD (Behavior driven development) practice is becoming more and more adopted – organizations that are shifting to more agile processes, are choosing BDD as their software delivery practice, and are adopting tools and test frameworks that can support it. Most leading open-source frameworks that are mentioned in insight 5 (above), are able to support BDD, making them even more appealing to developers and testers.

7. Lab size is expected to grow marginally YoY as the market matures: The annual growth projection (below) shows a slight growth in a 10-, 25- and 32-device lab based on new devices that are introduced into the market at a higher pace than older devices are retired. What we see is an annual introduction of around 15 leading devices per year with an average retirement of 5-7 per year due to decreased usage, terminated support by vendor etc. Integrating these numbers into the 30%-80% model gives annual growth as demonstrated in the following graph.

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https://www.androidcentral.com/just-42-android-models-have-been-updated-security-patch-from-last-2-months

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Regional Insights

India:

In India, while the market is highly dominated by Android devices, a continuous boost of new smartphones are being released on to the market every few months. That trend requires more validation of the test coverage to provide assurance that the devices under test are still covering the right families. There is no need to chase every new device that comes out, however it is important to validate that from a device vendor perspective, the key families that include Device/

OS/Screen sizes/Hardware are well covered as recommended in the Indian Index. From a vendor perspective in India, Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo are the most dominant vendors followed by Lenovo. Teams should keep an eye on the newly released Xiaomi Mi A1 device that would be the leading Android One mid-range Android device to joins Google’s project. The Mi A1 is expected to get constant Android OS updates including the latest Android O update.26+13+12+10+8+31=

Others

31%

Lenovo 8%

Oppo 10%

Vivo 12%

Xiaomi 13%

Samsung 26%

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http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2017/05/01/timely-launches-places-xiaomi-on-the-second-spot-of-indian-smart_a_22063007/

https://canalys.com/static/press_release/2017/media-alert-27042017-xiaomi-closes-samsung-indian-smartphone-shipments-grow-12-q1.pdf

https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/5/16254256/xiaomi-mi-a1-android-one-flagship-announced-india

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Web Text Coverage - Global

Windows 747%

Windows 1025.36%

Windows XP7.44%

Windows 8.16.66%

Mac OS X 10.12 3.22%

Linux 2.14%

Windows 8 1.57%

Other 4.19%

Chrome58.67%

Internet Explorer18.95%

Firefox11.79%

Edge5.61%

Safari3.37%

Opera1.18%

Proprietary orUndetectable0.29%

Other0.17%

Global Web Browser Popularity Global OS Popularity

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Mobile Test Coverage – U.S.

Device Name Screen Size

Screen Resolution

PPI (Pixel Per Inch)

Release Date

Recommended OS Version

Apple iPhone 6S 4.7" 750 x 1334 326 Sep-2015 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy S7 5.1'' 1440 x 2560 577 Mar-2016 Android 7.0

Apple iPhone 7 Plus 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 Sep-2016 iOS 11.0.3

Apple iPhone 6 4.7" 750 x 1334 326 Sep-2014 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy S6 5.1" 1440 x 2560 515 Apr-2015 Android 6.0.1

Apple iPhone 7 4.7'' 750 x 1334 326 Sep-2016 iOS 11.0.3

Apple iPhone 6S Plus 5.5" 1080 x 1920 401 Sep-2014 iOS 10.3.3


Google Pixel REF 5.0'' 1080 x 1920 441 Oct-2016 Android 8.0

Apple iPad Air 2 9.7" 2048 x 1536 264 Oct-2014 iOS 11.0.3

Apple iPhone 6 Plus 5.5" 1080 x 1920 401 Sep-2014 iOS 10.3.3


Apple iPad 2 9.7" 1024 x 768 132 Mar-2011 iOS 9.3.5

Samsung Galaxy S8+ NEW 6.2'' 1440 x 2960 529 Apr-2017 Android 7.0

Apple iPhone 5C 4.0" 640 x 1136 326 Sep-2012 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 5.67" 1440 x 2560 515 Aug-2015 Android 7.0

Apple iPad 4 9.7" 2048 x 1536 264 Nov-2012 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 534 Mar-2016 Android 6.0.1


Samsung Galaxy S8 NEW 5.8'' 1440 x 2960 570 Apr-2017 Android 7.0

Apple iPad mini 7.9" 1024 x 768 162 Nov-2012 iOS 9.3.5

Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7" 1536 x 2048 264 Sep-2015 Android 6.0.1

Apple iPad Pro 12.9'' 2048 x 2732 264 Nov-2015 iOS 11.0.3

Apple iPad mini 2 7.9" 2048 x 1536 324 Nov-2013 iOS 10.3.3

Apple iPad 9.7 NEW 9.7" 2048 x 1536 264 Mar-2017 iOS 10.3.3

Apple iPhone 4S 3.5" 640 x 960 330 Oct-2011 iOS 9.3.5

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 5.1" 1440 x 2560 515 Apr-2015 Android 6.0.1

Apple iPhone SE NEW 4.0'' 640 x 1136 326 Mar-2016 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 NEW 9.7'' 1536 x 2048 264 Apr-2017 Android 7.0

Google Pixel XL 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 534 Oct-2016 Android 8.0

Motorola Moto Z NEW 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 535 Sep-2016 Android 7.1.1

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 NEW 6.3'' 1440 x 2960 521 Sep-2017 Android 7.1.1

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Mobile Test Coverage – Canada


Screen Resolution


Release Date



Samsung Galaxy S7 5.1'' 1440 x 2560 577 Mar-2016 Android 7.0





Apple iPad Air 9.7" 2048 x 1536 264 Oct-2013 iOS 10.3.3




Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 534 Mar-2016 Android 7.0

Samsung Galaxy S5 neo (SM-G903W) 5.1" 1080 x 1920 432 Aug-2015 Android 6.0.1








LG G4 5.5" 1440 x 2560 515 Apr-2015 Android 6.0



Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6'' 800 x 1280 157 Jul-2015 Android 6.0.1






LG G5 NEW 5.3'' 1440 x 2560 554 Apr-2016 Android 7.0

Blackberry DTEK50 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Jul-2016 Android 6.0

Huawei P10 NEW 5.1'' 1080 x 1920 432 Mar-2017 Android 7.0

Blackberry Keyone NEW 4.5'' 1080 x 1620 433 Apr-2017 Android 7.1

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Mobile Test Coverage – Brazil


Screen Resolution


Release Date


Samsung Galaxy S7 5.1'' 1440 x 2560 577 Feb-2016 Android 7.0



LG K10 (K430) 5.3'' 720 x 1280 277 Jan-2016 Android 5.1.1

Motorola Moto G4 Plus (XT1640) 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 May 2016 Android 6.0.1

Samsung Galaxy A5 5.2" 1080 x 1920 424 Dec-2015 Android 6.0.1

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 534 Feb-2016 Android 6.0.1

Apple iPhone SE 4.0'' 640 x 1136 326 Mar-2016 iOS 10.3.3

LG G5 5.3'' 1440 x 2560 554 Apr-2016 Android 6.0.1





Samsung Galaxy J5 Prime NEW 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Oct-2016 Android 6.0.1

Samsung Galaxy S5 5.1" 1080 x 1920 432 Apr-2014 Android 5.0

LG K4 (K130) 4.5'' 480 x 854 218 Feb-2016 Android 5.1.1

Alcatel One Touch Pixi3 4.5'' 480 x 854 218 May 2015 Android 4.4.2

Motorola Moto G4 Play NEW 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Aug-2016 Android 6.0.1

LG G4 5.5" 1440 x 2560 515 Apr-2015 Android 6.0

Samsung Galaxy A3 Duos 4.5'' 540 x 960 245 Dec-2014 Android 4.4.4

Alcatel Pop 4 NEW 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Apr-2016 Android 6.0


Motorola Moto Z Play (XT1635M) 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 441 Oct-2016 Android 6.0.1




Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Jan-2017 Android 7.0

Alcatel Idol4 NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Jun-2016 Android 6.0.1

Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini NEW 4.0'' 480 x 800 233 Feb-2016 Android 5.1

Sony Xperia XA NEW 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jun-2016 Android 7.0

Samsung Galaxy J7 Duos 5.5'' 720 x 1280 267 Jun-2015 Android 6.0.1

Motorola Moto G5 Plus NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Apr-2017 Android 7.0

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Mobile Test Coverage – EU5


Screen Resolution


Release Date


Apple iPhone 6S 4.7'' 750x1334 326 Sep-2015 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 534 Feb-2016 Android 7.0








Google Pixel NEW REF 5.0'' 1080 x 1920 441 Oct-2016 Android 8.0






Samsung Galaxy J3 NEW 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jan-2016 Android 5.1.1



Samsung Galaxy J5 Duos 5.0" 720 x 1280 294 Jun-2015 Android 6.0.1


Apple iPhone 6S Plus 5.5" 1080x1920 401 Sep-2015 iOS 10.3.3




Huawei P9lite 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Apr-2016 Android 6.0

Samsung Galaxy S4 mini 4.3" 540 x 960 256 Jul-2013 Android 4.4.2




Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7" 768 x 1024 131 May 2015 Android 6.0.1

Samsung Galaxy A5 5.2" 1080 x 1920 424 Dec-2015 Android 7.0

Apple iPad Pro NEW 9.7'' 1536 x 2048 264 Mar-2016 iOS 11.0.3

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Mobile Test Coverage – UK


Screen Resolution


Release Date

















Samsung Galaxy J3 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jan-2016 Android 5.1.1








LG G5 5.3" 1440 x 2560 554 Apr-2016 Android 7.0





Huawei P9 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 423 Apr-2016 Android 6.0



Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1" 800 x 1280 149 Jul-2013 Android 4.4.2

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Mobile Test Coverage – Germany


Screen Resolution


Release Date















Samsung S5 Mini 4.5'' 720 x 1280 326 Jun-2014 Android 5.1.1

Huawei P8lite 5.0" 720 x 1280 294 May 2015 Android 6.0




Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo 5.1'' 1080 x 1920 432 Aug-2015 Android 6.0.1







Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo 4.8" 720 x 1280 306 May 2014 Android 4.4.2


Samsung Galaxy Tab A NEW 9.7" 768 x 1024 131 May 2015 Android 6.0.1


Sony Xperia XZ NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Sep-2016 Android 6.0.1



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Mobile Test Coverage – Netherlands


Screen Resolution


Release Date





















Samsung Galaxy S8 5.8'' 1440 x 2960 570 Apr-2017 Android 7.0






Samsung Galaxy A5 NEW 5.2" 1080 x 1920 424 Dec-2015 Android 7.0

Samsung S5 Mini NEW 4.5'' 720 x 1280 326 Jun-2014 Android 5.1.1

Samsung Galaxy Tab A NEW 9.7" 768 x 1024 131 May 2015 Android 6.0.1


Sony Xperia XZ NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Sep-2016 Android 6.0.1

Apple iPad Mini 2 7.9'' 1536 x 2048 324 Nov-2013 iOS 10.3.3

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 5.7" 1440 x 2560 515 Sep-2014 Android 6.0.1

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Mobile Test Coverage – Switzerland


Screen Resolution


Release Date




















Samsung Galaxy A3 NEW 4.7" 720 x 1280 312 Dec-2015 Android 6.0.1

Apple iPad Mini 2 7.9'' 1536 x 2048 324 Nov-2013 iOS 10.3.3








Samsung Galaxy S4 mini 4.3" 540 x 960 256 Jul-2013 Android 4.4.2




Sony Xperia XZ 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Sep-2016 Android 6.0.1

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Mobile Test Coverage – Italy


Screen Resolution


Release Date








Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo 4.8" 720 x 1280 306 May 2014 Android 4.4.4

Samsung Galaxy S7 5.1'' 1440 x 2560 577 Feb-2016 Android 6.0.1


Google Nexus 5X REF 5.0" 1080 x 1920 424 Oct-2015 Android 8.0






Samsung Galaxy J7 NEW 5.5'' 720 x 1280 267 Apr-2016 Android 6.0.1


Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo 5.0" 480 x 800 186 Feb-2014 Android 4.4.4









Huawei GR3 (2017) NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Jan-2017 Android 7.0

Samsung Galaxy A3 NEW 4.7" 720 x 1280 312 Dec-2015 Android 6.0.1





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Mobile Test Coverage – Spain


Screen Resolution


Release Date


Huawei P8lite 5.0" 720 x 1280 294 May-2015 Android 6.0



Samsung Galaxy J7 5.5'' 720 x 1280 267 Apr-2016 Android 6.0.1






Google Nexus 5X [REF] 5.0" 1080 x 1920 424 Oct-2015 Android 8.0





Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime 5.0'' 540 x 960 220 Oct-2014 Android 5.1.1






Samsung Galaxy A5 NEW 5.2" 1080 x 1920 424 Dec-2015 Android 7.0

Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo 5.0" 480 x 800 186 Feb-2014 Android 4.4.4

Huawei Y635 5.0'' 480 x 854 196 May 2015 Android 4.4.4






bq Aquaris M5 5.0" 1080 x 1920 441 Jan-2015 Android 6.0.1




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Mobile Test Coverage – France


Screen Resolution


Release Date


Apple iPhone 6S 4.7'' 750x1334 326 Sep-2015 iOS 10.3.3









Google Nexus 5X [REF] 5.0" 1080 x 1920 424 Oct-2015 Android 8.0







Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime 5.0" 540 x 960 220 Oct-2014 Android 5.1.1



Apple iPhone 7 Plus NEW 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 Sep-2016 iOS 11.0.3






Huawei P8lite 5.0" 720 x 1280 294 May-2015 Android 6.0


Samsung Galaxy J7 NEW 5.5'' 720 x 1280 267 Apr-2016 Android 6.0.1





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Mobile Test Coverage – Australia


Screen Resolution


Release Date






















Google Pixel XL 5.5'' 1440 x 2560 534 Oct-2016 Android 8.0








OPPO F1s 5.5'' 720 x 1280 267 Aug-2016 Android 5.1


Huawei Mate 9 NEW 5.9'' 1080 x 1920 373 Dec-2016 Android 7.0

Apple iPad Pro NEW 12.9'' 2048 x 2732 264 Nov-2015 iOS 11.0.3

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Mobile Test Coverage – China


Screen Resolution


Release Date


Huawei Honor 8 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 423 Jul-2016 Android 6.0

Oppo R9S 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 Oct-2016 Android 6.0.1

Huawei Honor 6X NEW 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 403 Oct-2016 Andrdoi 7.0

Vivo V5 NEW 5.5'' 720 x 1280 267 Oct-2016 Android 6.0

Xiaomi Mi 5 5.15'' 1080x1920 428 Apr-2016 Android 6.0


Oppo F1 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jan-2016 Android 5.1

Huawei P10 NEW 5.1'' 1080 x 1920 432 Mar-2017 Android 7.0

Meizu Pro 6 NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 423 May-2016 Android 6.0



Vivo V3 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Apr-2016 Android 5.1

Elephone P9000 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 Apr-2016 Android 6.0

Oppo A57 NEW 5.2'' 720 x 1280 282 Dec-2016 Android 6.0

OnePlus 3T 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 Nov-2016 Android 7.1.1

Leeco Le Max 2 5.7'' 1440 x 2560 515 May-2016 Android 6.0

Xiaomi Redmi 3S 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jun-2016 Android 6.0.1


Elephone S7 5.5'' 1080x1920 401 Dec-2016 Android 6.0

Huawei Mate 9 NEW 5.9'' 1080 x 1920 373 Dec-2016 Android 7.0

Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 5.5'' 1080x1920 403 Aug-2015 Android 5.0


Xiaomi Mi 6 NEW 5.15'' 1080 x 1920 428 Apr-2017 Android 7.1.1

Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 5.5'' 1080x1920 403 Feb-2016 Android 5.1.1

Oppo A37 NEW 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jun-2016 Android 5.1

Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) 5.0'' 720 x 1280 294 Jan-2016 Android 6.0

Meizu Pro 5 5.7'' 1080x1920 386 Oct-2015 Android 5.1

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Oppo A57 NEW 5.2'' 720 x 1280 282 Dec-2016 Android 6.0

Google Pixel NEW 5.0'' 1080 x 1920 441 Oct-2016 Android 8.0

OnePlus 3T 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 Nov-2016 Android 7.1.1

Lenovo K6 Power NEW 5.0'' 1080 x 1920 441 Nov-2016 Android 7.0

Motorola Moto G4 Plus 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 401 May-2016 Android 7.0



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Micromax Canvas Silver 5 Q450 4.8'' 720 x 1280 306 Jul-2015 Android 5.0.2

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Leeco Le Max 2 NEW 5.7'' 1440 x 2560 515 May-2016 Android 6.0

Huawei Honor 6X 5.5'' 1080 x 1920 403 Oct-2016 Android 6.0

Motorola Moto G5 Plus NEW 5.2'' 1080 x 1920 424 Apr-2017 Android 7.0

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