Phone wallpaper sizes explained
Most current phones have screens of about 19.5:9 or 20:9, a little taller than 9:16; large flagship screens are around 1320 × 2868 or 1440 × 3120 pixels. When you set a 9:16 wallpaper, the phone fills the height of the screen and trims a thin strip from each side.
That is why 4K is the better choice for phones: 2304 × 4096 has more pixels than the screen in both directions, so the phone only scales it down. At 2K (1440 × 2560) the image is slightly enlarged on the tallest screens, which is rarely visible. Both cost the same.