Sam Rutherford

At just $179 for a big, 5.5-inch screen and fingerprint reader, Huawei's Ascend 5W looks enticing, but mediocre battery life and underexposed photos make the total package much less appetizing.

The $200 Le S3 impresses with an upscale design and big 5.5-inch full-HD screen, but its outdated OS, lack of a headphone jack and appalling battery life can't be ignored.

Great for big-screen-phone lovers, Huawei's Mate 9 packs a huge, 5.9-inch screen; class-leading performance; 12 hours of battery life; and the smarts to keep the phone speedy even months after you get it.

While a bit pricey and equipped with aging hardware, the HTC Bolt's aluminum, water-resistant body and fantastic audio are true highlights for Sprint customers.

The OnePlus 3T has an even faster CPU, 2 extra hours of battery life and a new 16-megapixel front cam, making this device the best phone for the money.

Even with top-tier battery life, LeEco’s LePro 3 isn’t quite as polished as competing midrange phones.

Equipped with dual rear cameras, full-featured camera controls and a handy second screen, the LG V20 is a worthy big-screen alternative to the Galaxy S7 Edge and the Google Pixel.

While its camera, design and display fall behind some of its competitors, the LG X power's absolutely monstrous battery life and affordable price can't be ignored.

Despite a less-than-thrilling design, the Pixel is a crowning achievement in Google’s quest to marry software and hardware.

If you're looking for a driving game this fall, Forza Horizon 3 offers one of the most exhilarating and satisfying racing experiences around on console or PC.