Smartphones

The OnePlus Nord N200 5G is the best 5G value out there

If you ignore a few big problems, you can live the flagship Android life for half price of other top Android phones with the Realme GT.

The Moto G Stylus 5G tweaks some things from its 4G predecessor. It offers a great stylus experience, a huge screen and battery, but its price feels a bit high.

The Moto G Power (2021) lives up to its predecessors' reputation by going a long time on a charge. And Motorola has made some other improvements as well.

The OnePlus 9’s camera is better than ever — it can hold its own against any Android device. Our OnePlus 9 review looks at all the changes OnePlus made with this new phone.

The OnePlus 8T’s delivers a super-smooth 120Hz display and super fast charging, but the cameras could be better.

The Asus ROG Phone 5 is an absolute powerhouse of a phone. It’s got a big display with a 144Hz refresh rate and a huge battery to power it all.

The Vivo x60 Pro, the phone maker’s most fully-featured flagship, brings back a unique miniature camera gimbal that stands out among other hit-and-miss features.

The Zenfone 8 is a little powerhouse, featuring top-end specs, good cameras, and a nice display, all in a compact package.

The market for cheap phones won’t be overturned by the Realme 8 5G. But this phone’s cheap entry price and 5G access will make it appealing to some

After iOS 14 ushered in significant changes for the iPhone — iOS 14.5 is here to kick things up a notch. Our iOS 14.5 review looks at the new features in Apple's iPhone software.

The affordable Moto G Power offers amazing battery life for under $250, though we'd recommend the newer version

The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra's unique features are awesome, but they may not offer enough added value to make this smartphone a convincing upgrade over the standard Mi 11.

Redmi has redefined what a value phone can offer with the Note 10 Pro. The phone’s only big stumbling blocks are its availability and performance.

This Galaxy A20 review explains why the eye-catching price has caveats, including performance lag and an easily scratched plastic design.

The Nubia RedMagic 6 doesn’t make the case for gaming phones, but at least it’s cheap

If you don't mind losing out on power and looks, the Moto g10 provides for your basic phone needs competently at a great low price.

With a stellar display, powerful cameras and performance, the Oppo Find X3 Pro is a serious Android flagship contender.

The ROG Phone 5 Ultimate is the peak of gaming phones, packed with 18GB of RAM, extra touch sensors, and a special edition colorway. But it’s available in limited numbers.

Big and beautiful, the Nokia 8.3 5G ultimately fails to stand out due to a lack of premium features and a mediocre camera.

The TCL 10 Pro offers almost everything you could want in a $450 phone, including a stellar design, long battery life and a gorgeous display.

The dual-screen LG Wing challenges the phone landscape — for better and worse.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip proves the second time is the charm for Samsung’s foldable devices. But foldable phones still aren't ready to go mainstream just yet.

Samsung’s smaller Galaxy Note 20 ditches flashy features for a lower price — and it’s better for it.

The OnePlus 8 Pro delivers a smooth 120Hz display, strong performance and the fastest wireless charging ever in a stunning design, but the cameras and 5G could be better.

You would be very happy to own a Reno4, thanks to a smooth user experience. But it lacks the lethal edge that it needs to be a contender among many other excellent phones at its price.

Is a low price and a long-lasting battery enough to make you buy the Motorola One 5G Ace? Motorola hopes so, but the presence of other inexpensive 5G devices makes this a hard sell.

The world's first phone with an under-display camera puts all its best features up front, but beneath the surface you'll see places where ZTE could have done better.

The TCL 10 5G UW is a great 5G phone option if you don’t want to spend big bucks.

The Huawei Mate 40 Pro could be a world-beater, thanks to an amazing chipset and highly competent cameras. But without a familiar way to install apps, the Mate 40 Pro has limited appeal.