SAR List for Mobile Phones

The world’s most complete SAR database for smartphones.
Instantly check and compare the radiation (SAR) levels
of any mobile device sold in Europe or the United States.

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🧠 What Is SAR?

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) measures the rate at which your body absorbs energy from a device’s radiofrequency (RF) field.
It’s expressed in watts per kilogram (W/kg) and tells you how much electromagnetic energy your head or body absorbs when using a phone.

RegionLimitMethod
European Union (EU)2.0 W/kgAveraged over 10 g of tissue
United States (FCC)1.6 W/kgAveraged over 1 g of tissue

These limits ensure safe exposure under normal usage.
Phones that exceed these values cannot be legally sold in their respective markets.

📱 Why It Matters

  • Transparency: Know the radiation level before you buy.
  • Comparison: Easily see how your phone ranks against others.
  • Awareness: Learn how international standards differ.

Even though all modern phones meet legal limits, SAR data helps you make informed decisions and practice safer usage (for example, using speaker mode or Bluetooth headsets).

🔍 Explore the SAR List

Our database covers thousands of smartphone models, updated regularly.
Each entry includes verified Head and Body SAR values, region-specific data, and affiliate links for price comparison.

Search, compare, and stay informed — all in one place.

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❓ FAQ

Lower SAR usually means less energy absorption, but it doesn’t automatically mean “safer.” Always stay within official limits.

Different measurement methods: EU averages over 10g of tissue, the USA over 1g.

Official manufacturer documents, FCC, EU regulatory databases, and verified third-party sources.

Regularly, especially when new phone models are released or data is revised.

Head: measured near the ear during a call.
Body: measured with the phone close to the torso under standard test conditions.

🧭 About SARList.org

SARList.org is an independent public database dedicated to transparency in mobile radiation data.
Our goal is to make technical safety information easy to understand and freely accessible.
Built by ProCreta, powered by community contributions.
Data sources include FCC, EU market reports, and manufacturer disclosures.

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Safety begins with knowing your phone — and knowing your exposure.
Understanding how much energy your device emits is the first step toward using technology responsibly and confidently.

— SarList.org

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⚠️ Disclaimer

SARList.org is an informational resource only.
It does not provide medical advice or health recommendations.
Always consult official regulatory agencies for compliance information.