The Xperia XZ Premium is a big bundle of exciting functionality packed into a boring, unwieldly body. There's a lot to love, but there's also a lot you'll have to forgive if you're after Sony's latest high-end device.
Apple just announced the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. Here's everything you need to know.
The design is well and truly showing its age, but the iPhone 8 Plus is the most pragmatic device in the 2017 iPhone family. You'll get up to two days of battery, two great rear-facing cameras, lightning fast performance, and a stunning True Tone display; it's almost everything you could want from a new iPhone. We just wish it was a little smaller.
The iPhone 8 is far from exciting, but a it's safe and sensible choice for your next smartphone. Battery life could be better, but significant camera improvements, lighting fast performance, and a stunning new True Tone display make it a meaningful addition to the iPhone family.
Apple just announced the iPhone XR. Here's everything you need to know.
The Galaxy Note9 is the culmination of everything we've loved about Samsung phones over the past two or three years. It's expensive, but worth it when you consider just how much tech is packed in here.
The Huawei FreeBuds provide an effortless, intuitive listening experience that many will love enough to ditch their wires and over-ear bands for forever. Unfortunately, the tap controls that make them so great also present some serious problems when the buds just don't quite fit.
I honestly didn't believe an $89 device could do all the everyday stuff my flagship phone does. But I was wrong. While there are definitely compromises – the camera, in particular, isn't great – using the Alcatel 1C made me seriously question how much anyone needs to spend on a smartphone in the year 2018.
The Huawei Nova 3i is a mid-range smartphone with a great premium feel. It does everything an everyday phone is supposed to do, and it did them everyday without breaking a sweat. Too bad it's haunted.
The Moto E5 is a budget smartphone that makes surprisingly few compromises. A massive battery life headlines a solid overall package that feels like more phone than you're paying for. You do make some sacrifices in exchange for saving money, but the Moto E5 is currently one of the best cheap smartphones on the market.