OnePlus's "ultimate" smartphone release offers plenty of capability and proprietary speed for under $800.
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It’s a hit for Google with its Tensor processor and night shooting capabilities, though it still sweats some of the…
You have to be really over the status quo to import an Android device that isn't the best at everything it does.
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This mid-range smartphone is as good as Samsung gets for under $500.
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It's relieving that Samsung and Google aren't the only Android smartphones, though the latest from OnePlus is not…
For a basic Android phone, it has some good qualities. But night shots will be a dealbreaker for most.
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Apple's newest budget model is a great alternative iPhone, and the cheapest way to ditch Android.
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The iPhone SE offers almost everything you could want from an iPhone, as long as you don't mind its tiny screen and…
Despite some weird quirks with its interface, this is a fantastic device and a perfect demo of why we need more…
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It has a gorgeous screen, solid performance, and lengthy battery life, even if Google's Pixel 6 shoots better photos.
Samsung's most powerful flagship costs a lot but has everything you could want. The question is: Do you really need…
It's a perfectly fine phone with excellent battery life, but the new Samsung lineup is just around the corner.
Maybe it's time for Microsoft to give up on dual-screen phones.
With unmatched software, tons of high-end features, and the best cameras you can get on a phone for just $599,…
With a big AMOLED screen plus wireless charging, microSD storage, and triple cams TLC's latest delivers a lot of…
The iPhone 13 and 13 Mini offer a huge jump in battery life, but the camera upgrades fail to impress.
An ultra-smooth screen, improved low-light photos, and absolutely ridiculous battery life make the iPhone 13 Pro an…
Samsung's flagship foldable is the luxury SUV of smartphones, but the sticker price is hard to stomach.
Samsung's third-generation Z Flip 3 is a solid phone, but you have to ask yourself whether you're ready to take on…
At $450, you really have to ask yourself why you'd buy anything else.