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Tier list · CultureClosed · 660 voters$1 USDC split between voters
The crowd’s tier list

Rank the phone brands

660 verified humans placed 5 names into tiers. Each name sits in the tier the most voters chose for it — a consensus ranking, not a score.

2names share S, the crowd’s top tier.The board
55%put Apple in S — the crowd’s clearest pick.The board
0names drew their plurality below C.How the crowd split

The consensus board

5 names · 5 tiers · placed by 660 verified humans
S2 names
SamsungApple
A1 name
Xiaomi
B2 names
OppoMotorola
C0 names
Nothing landed here — no name drew its plurality this low.
D0 names
Nothing landed here — no name drew its plurality this low.

How the crowd split

Every name, across all 660 ballots

Each bar is the full spread of tiers a name was placed in, in board order. The consensus tier is simply the widest band. Any name could be left unranked, and that share closes each bar.

SABCDLeft unranked
AppleS55% put them in S · 2% unranked
SamsungS48% put them in S · 1% unranked
XiaomiA26% put them in A · 2% unranked
OppoB28% put them in B · 4% unranked
MotorolaB25% put them in B · 2% unranked
How a tier list is countedConsensus rule, unranked names and what this is not660
Consensus rule
Modal tier

Each name sits in the tier the most voters chose for it. No averaging, no weighting — a plurality is enough to place a name.

Unranked names
Excluded

A name left unranked counts toward neither its tier nor any other. Placement shares are computed only from voters who placed that name.

Prize pool
$1 USDC

Split between every voter who completed the list. There is no correct answer here, so nothing is paid for accuracy.

A tier list is an engagement poll — verified humans rank the field for fun, with no outcome to resolve and nothing to be right or wrong about. Aggregate World ID voter data, kept as a read-only record — not a VoxPop ranking, not a prediction, and not financial advice.