Mobile Phone Reviews
Nokia 8.1 Review
The Nokia 8.1 isn't exactly a standout device, but it's a good value handset that won't break the bank. There are no major flaws, but nothing overly exciting either. It's just a phone, but it's a good one.
Motorola Edge Review
The Motorola Edge has some brilliant attributes, although it’s poor camera performance is a snag that derails the whole device.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Review
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra feels like a misstep for Samsung. It's certainly not a bad phone, but poor battery life and an inconsistent camera make it hard to recommend, especially when you consider the asking price.
Google Pixel 4a Review
The Pixel 4a is a value-packed device that nails the essential. It has a top-tier camera, reliable battery, and smooth performance. Most importantly, it's only $599 outright. The Pixel 4a is the most sensible smartphone you can buy.
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TCL 10 Pro Review
TCL’s entrant to the mid-range phone competition is the TCL 10 Pro. Retailing at $749 with specs on par with its major competitors, the device hits the lower cost side without compromising on the tech we’d expect from a mid-tier phone.
Alcatel 3L (2020) Review
The Alcatel 3L may have the best camera in a phone in this price range, and a great screen and solid battery round out this excellent package.
Motorola Moto G8 Power Lite Review
There is nothing wrong with the Moto G8 Power Lite, it is a perfectly good phone for the starting price of $279.
Motorola Moto G8 Review
The Moto G8 is a solid phone for $329. It performs reliably, but it lacks NFC and its camera is worse than competing phones in the same price bracket.
Alcatel 3 Review
For those looking for an affordable smartphone then you can put your chips on the Alcatel. Not all of them of course, but it’s a safe bet. This sub $300 handset will do everything you need it to do as long as your needs aren’t too demanding.
Realme X3 SuperZoom Review
Earlier this year the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra hit our shelves boasting 100x zoom for upwards of $2000. In doing so it set a photography ideal that the Realme X3 SuperZoom has all but grasped with its 60x zoom, for less than half the price.
Realme 6 Review
The Realme 6 is perfectly fine. It's a capable enough phone that does pretty much what you expect for the price. You get a reliable processor, a sleek smooth display, and a solid battery. Camera quality isn't amazing, but otherwise, the Realme 6 is a safe pick for a phone under $500.
