The Google Pixel 7 Pro is a subtle refinement over the Pixel 6 Pro, for better and worse. Find out what's hot (and not) in our full Pixel 7 Pro review.

The OnePlus Nord N300 5G is an affordable Android smartphone that packs in a lot of value for less than $250. Is it worth a buy?

Disney launched MagicBand+ in 2022, and while Disney World has always had MagicBand integration, it just recently launched at Disneyland. Is it worth the cost?

The Nokia X30 5G aims to compete with budget handsets from Samsung and Google. But does it deliver the goods? See what we think in our review.

The Pixel 6 may be cheaper than the Pixel 6 Pro, but don't dismiss it. This is still an excellent phone with a great camera, as we found out in our review.

Has the Honor 70 got what it takes to stand out among some very strong competition? No, but that doesn't make it a bad phone, as you'll read in our review.

Oppo's sensibly priced Reno 8 Pro's cool design will win it plenty of fans, but can the rest beat its in-house rival, the OnePlus 10T?

The Motorola Edge+ (2022) is overall an excellent phone, but it suffers from a mediocre camera and a lack of waterproofing.

OnePlus's latest phone, the OnePlus 10T, drops the Hasselblad camera, the alert slider, and a metal chassis. Is it still worth buying?

The Zenfone 9 is small in size, but it makes a big impact with masses of processing power. If you're tired of massive flagship phones, this could be for you.

The Asus ROG Phone 6 Pro has a singular focus -- to play mobile games, and for you to be the best player possible. We find out if it can achieve its goal.

2017 has been a year of exceptional smartphones, and in our Huawei Mate 10 Pro review, we see Huawei’s latest happily continues that trend.

The Fitbit Charge 5 is the brand's most advanced tracker yet. It has a new look and an impressive feature list packed into a wearable, user-friendly design.

After three generations of improvements, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 is finally good enough for the average consumer to buy and enjoy.

The Pixel 6 Pro takes Google's smartphones in a new direction, so it no longer relies only on its camera to win you over. The question is, has it worked?

If Motorola’s mission with the One Vision was to make a dependable, capable smartphone at a price that’s affordable, then it’s definitely mission accomplished. The Motorola One Vision delivers a Pixel 3a-type of experience, for less money, and who isn’t tempted by that?

Google is back with another phablet this year: the Nexus 6P. It’s the first Huawei phone to run pure Android, and its sleek metal build, lightning fast fingerprint sensor, and zippy performance make it the best Nexus phone yet.

In an increasingly competitive price bracket, the Motorola One 5G offers a lot for under $500, including a huge display and great battery life.

The LG G4 stakes its claim to be one of the best smartphones of 2015 with an incredible camera and a sleek, new design.

The Samsung Galaxy A71 5G boasts solid performance, a modern design, and 5G support — all in a phone that costs under $650. Is it worth buying?

Does BlackBerry’s ‘can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em’ move to Android make the Priv a winner or a dud in false clothing?

The Nokia 4.2 has good battery life, uncluttered Android One software that delivers fast updates, and a design and build that doesn’t match its $189 price tag. But the processor throws all these merits under the bus. That, along with the Micro USB port, make for a phone that’s tough to recommend.

Can the Moto G7 win back the budget crown for Motorola’s long-running G series? With a dual-lens camera, curved glass design, and a big display with a teardrop notch it’s certainly in with a chance. We tested it out fully to see how it measures up against increasingly stiff competition.

With the new Moto G, Motorola remains king of budget phones thanks to a low price of $180, 720p screen, 13-megapixel camera, and decent processor. Here’s our full review.

Life with the TCL 20 Pro 5G has been full of ups and downs, with a particularly rocky start to my review period. Did it manage to fully redeem itself?

The LG V60 ThinQ isn't as expensive as the competition, but it performs well and offers excellent multitasking features. However, there are some trade-offs.

Nokia is bringing the Nokia 8.3 to the U.S. in the form of the Nokia 8 V 5G UW, which is a Verizon-exclusive device. But at $700, is it worth considering?

The Nokia XR20 has a design that's prettier than most rugged phones, but does that mean it's not as tough as it needs to be? Don't worry, it definitely is.

The Google Pixel 4 is a slick, smooth, charmer of a smartphone, but it may run out of steam before you do. In this Pixel 4 review, you'll find a deep dive into the new software tricks, air gestures, and the wonderful camera, but there are flaws here in the design and the battery life.

Motorola’s flagship smartphone of 2018 looks exactly like its mid-range smartphone of 2018, and it’s powered by a processor from 2017. It may sound odd, but this $480 Verizon-exclusive device is a strong performer, and will be the first upgradable 5G smartphone next year.

The Galaxy S20 is the smallest in the new S20 family, but it's not small enough to be a compact flagship phone, and therefore our gaze turns to the S20 Plus.

The Motorola Edge 5G UW is a very strong midrange phone thanks to the 144Hz display, decent camera, and fantastic battery life.

Samsung is back with another addition to the Galaxy S20 series. This time around, the company is taking on the premium midrange with the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE.

We re-review the iPhone 6 Plus after six months and still think its one of the best larger phones around.