Smartphones aren't exactly thrilling purchases. Most people use them for messaging, videos, social media, and photos – essential, yes, but pricey if you want the latest models. We've selected the best smartphones based on value for money.
TL;DR – Top Smartphone Picks:
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (Our top pick)
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Google Pixel 9 Pro
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Apple iPhone 16 Pro
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Google Pixel 8
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Poco X5 5G
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RedMagic 10 Pro
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6
Value is subjective. Some prioritize camera quality, others gaming performance, or display quality. We've tested phones across these areas. This list includes top Android and iPhone options, along with older models offering exceptional value due to price drops.
Contributions by Jacqueline Thomas, Callum Bains, and Danielle Abraham
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How We Selected the Best Smartphones:
The mobile phone industry heavily promotes upgrades. We've chosen smartphones across various budgets that offer the best value. Unless you're a professional photographer or serious gamer, you likely don't need the top-tier features. We prioritized durability and long-term software support.
Best Smartphones FAQ:
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