Can anyone let me know the difference between the top 3 phones in this list?

Gobsh

Can anyone let me know the difference between the top 3 phones in this list

https://oneclearwinner.co.uk/product/smartphones-with-leica-camera/?wbraid=Cj4KCAiAlMHIBhBxEi4Ahi2cjnzozci2PLe96VSNwPdnj6k3zoyI5w7HrxdVP5EeeApGns_Z-R063vIlGgKYtA&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20898489992&gclid=CjwKCAiAt8bIBhBpEiwAzH1w6Z2tNiQmyAF2GnP_dUdnlBav_dhX-t9uOQuGkpb8Txev3jXMCqms9xoCX0cQAvD_BwE

I'm looking for a new phone with Leica lens

They look the same but for the colour, but the score is different and so it's the price??

MyRealNameToo

Who knows what the scores represents? 

Clicking through to Amazon each phone has a different score from ratings from customers but they all have a fairly small number of reviews and so will be much higher level of deviation, just a few more picky customers getting the silver ones or just worse delivery experiences on the green could cause the score differences. 

Amazon are willing to price on demand so you will see things that are identical bar one non-functional criteria at different prices. With Apple own brand cases apple prices them all the same but routinely Amazon sells the black as the cheapest, most the rest discounted by a roughly similar amount and normally 1 or 2 of the most popular colours more expensive. The devices could be identical other than colour but there has been trends in sales based on colour thats impacting the price.. naturally this is then cyclical because the lower scores may result in fewer purchases meaning the prices are discounted. 

JSmithy45AD

Dynamic pricing.