With the Samsung Galaxy S7, LG V20, and the iPhone7 becoming the instant 2016 hits in the smartphone arena, here is a quick comparison of the three flagship smartphones.

When it comes to dimensions, the LGV20 is bigger than the Galaxy S7, which is followed by the iPhone 7. The LGV20 is also denser than the Samsung Galaxy S7 which is followed by the iPhone 7.

Looking at the display, the screen size is topped by LG V20, followed by the Samsung Galaxy S7, and then the iPhone 7. Both the Android smartphones have similar screen resolutions, but are much better than one for the iPhone 7. The Samsung Galaxy S7 has the best Pixel per inch among the three smartphones as per NDTV Gadgets, followed by the LG V20, then the iPhone 7.

Apple's iPhone 7 is powered by Apple A10 Fusion, while both Android smartphones are powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 820. The iPhone 7 seems to have faster CPU speed than the other two models.

The RAM capacity is least in the iPhone 7, while it is similar to both the LG V20 and the Galaxy S7. The expandable storage options are available for the S7 and V20 model.

The battery capacity is highest in LG V20, with the next best being the Samsung Galaxy S7. The LG V20 remains the only smartphone among three to have a removable battery.

In terms of camera, the LG device has the most powerful one with 16MP, compared to 12 MP camera of both the Samsung and Apple phones. The iPhone 7 comes with a 7-megapixel front camera, while the other two have 5 megapixels.

With iPhone 7 saying goodbye to headphone jacks, only the other two Android phones have the headphone jacks. The iPhone7 has certainly caught the imaginations of the fans with new ear pods.

Still, the LG V20 is the only smartphone among three which supports FM radio, according to Phone Bunch.

The LGV20, which has emerged the winner in some of the features including camera radio listening. The display looks great for the Samsung Galaxy S7, while the Apple iPhone7 with many refinements has gathered interests among fans for its outstanding performance and competitive features.