Smartphones

The OnePlus 7T offers a smooth 90Hz display, fast Snapdragon 855+ performance and very good cameras for a great price.

The Huawei Nova 5T offers a smart design, decent cameras and effective performance along with access to Google apps.

The ZTE Blade 10 Prime performs better than your average cheap phone, but its battery doesn't last

Google Fi combines a trio of networks into a first-class wireless service with an unparalleled customer experience, though it’s not the cheapest option out there.

The Motorola One Hyper is primed to take on the similarly priced Pixel 3a with a 64-MP main camera front pop-up camera.

The OnePlus 7T Pro 5G offers flagship-caliber performance, a screen with a fast refresh rate and 5G connectivity on the most widely available network we've tested yet.

The Pixel 3 is the ultimate expression of Android, and proof that AI done right can make your life easier.

The Galaxy Note 9 doesn't wow with innovations, but its bigger battery, beefier storage, water cooling and AI camera should satisfy power users.

The Samsung Galaxy A50 is budget phone with a big and colorful screen, solid performance and a sleek design.

The Mate 30 Pro features some of the best hardware innovations of the year, but you can’t ignore the Google-shaped hole.

The Honor 9X offers just enough frills to make this smartphone desirable, while delivering the basics at a jaw dropping price.

A whole bunch of lenses, a few too many compromises.

The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are getting older, but they are worth a look for those on a budget.

The Galaxy S8's solid performance, good cameras and long battery life make it a compelling sub-$500 Android phone.

The iPhone XS is faster and takes better pictures than its predecessor, but the iPhone XS Max hogs the spotlight with its ginormous 6.5-inch display.

For Motorola’s next budget act, it’s making a big bet on video. Here’s what you need to know about the Motorola One Action smartphone.

The LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen smartphone combines power, functionality and a little creativity to make an impressive device.

ZTE is back with a triple-camera, Snapdragon 855-powered juggernaut that rivals the OnePlus 7T for pure performance for the dollar, but it skimps on polish.

The OnePlus 7T Pro features a new processor, enhanced camera features and improved charging, as OnePlus refreshes its Pro flagship phone.

Dark Mode, Sign in with Apple and revamped Photos app make it well worth the update.

With a Snapdragon 855 Plus CPU, 6,000 mAh battery and 120Hz display, the Asus ROG Phone 2 is the best kind of overkill for gamers.

Motorola's latest midrange offering doubles down on performance and packs a killer display, but so-so battery life and an awkward design hold this phone back.

If you don't mind the lack of storage options, the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom provides great cameras, strong performance, and a simple but distinctive design inside and out.

The Asus ZenFone 6 features an innovative swivel camera, but the superior performance and battery life is the real appeal.

The Nokia 4.2 is a very smart-looking, attractively priced budget phone — but its charming exterior conceals middling hardware.

It's overshadowed by the P30 Pro, but Huawei's other phone offers a lot of the same power and photography potential at an appealing price.

Sony's flagship needs more than a beautiful display to succeed.

Palm is back with a tiny phone that's designed to get you to spend less time with your mobile devices. But the finished product doesn't quite deliver.

The Moto Z4 marries a premium design and display with good-enough performance and solid battery life. It's a decent alternative to the Pixel 3a — so long as you don't need the best camera.

This affordable Android flagship sports a lightning-fast in-display fingerprint sensor and powerful performance for half the price of its rivals.