Phones Reviews

I put the Simo Solis Lite to the test to see if this ultra-compact mobile hotspot has what it takes to keep me connected on the go.

With a stylish and durable design, the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 has a lot more to prove given the steeper $1,499 price hike this time around.

Switching back to Verizon Wireless for 30 days proves to me the big advantage of accessing 5G Ultra Wideband speeds on my phone.

The Motorola Razr Fold sets the benchmark for what it takes to be a notebook-style foldable phone. In fact, that it's the closest thing to replacing a laptop!

The Moto G Stylus (2026) justifies its new $499 price tag by pairing a premium, rugged design with a much-needed active stylus upgrade and extra accessories.

TPG is a good option for those who want big data at a reasonable price, but don't expect any bells and whistles.

Tangerine offers budget-friendly access to Telstra's wholesale network, delivering especially great value on higher tier plans.

Making use of Telstra's 5G network, Aldi Mobile provides Aussies with a wider variety of prepaid options, including family plans.

Boost offers a good alternative to Australia's major telcos, so long as you're willing to go prepaid.

If the Vodafone 4G network access is good enough for you, there's plenty to like about Kogan Mobile's phone plans.