This article presents a systematic comparison between portable and fixed radiography devices with a focus on their performance and influence on clinical workflow efficiency. The study analyzes key performance indicators such as reliability, examination time, image acquisition speed, and operational flexibility. Portable devices are evaluated for their role in bedside imaging and their ability to reduce patient transportation, while fixed systems are assessed for stability and image consistency. Data collected from radiology departments highlight how device selection affects staff workload and patient throughput. The findings demonstrate that although fixed systems provide superior image quality in controlled environments, portable devices significantly enhance workflow efficiency in inpatient settings. The article emphasizes the importance of balancing performance and operational demands to optimize radiology service