Looking for a Samsung phone to suit your mobile needs? We’ve rounded up our favorite Samsung phones from the past two years and sorted them by carrier to help you make the right decision when looking for your next phone. We’ll be updating this as we get our hands on more Samsung phones so check back for information on the lastest models.

Samsung’s iPhone-challenging Galaxy S Captivate offers a larger screen and blissful freedom from antenna issues, but has its own headaches, too.

Price: $99.99 Carrier: AT&T Digital Trends Rating: 7.5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Captivate Review.

If you don’t need all the flexibility provided by Apple’s well-groomed app store, the Impression is smaller, has a much prettier screen and a killer keyboard

Price: Free Carrier: AT&T Digital Trends Rating: 7.5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Impression Review.

The Solstice is tough to recommend since most will be better off with one of Verizon’s recently discounted rivals.

Price: Free Carrier: AT&T Digital Trends Rating: 5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Solstice Review.

The Alias 2’s E Ink keyboard is the cleverest input solution we’ve seen in quite some time. It solves nearly every problem and complaint anyone’s ever had with every other kind of keyboard.

Price: Free Carrier: Verizon Digital Trends Rating: 7 of 10

Read our full Samsung Alias 2 (SCH-U750) Review

The Samsung Omnia would have been considered a fine, and perhaps even innovative phone circa 2006…

Price: $79.99 Carrier: Verizon Digital Trends Rating: 6.5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Omnia (SCH-i910) Review.

With 4G connectivity and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Sprint’s Epic 4G outshines every other Samsung Galaxy S variant on the market.

Price: 299.99 Carrier: Sprint Digital Trends Rating: 8.5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Epic 4G Review.

 

The Moments slide-out QWERTY keyboard makes it the superior choice for texters over the solid HTC Hero.

Price: 229.99 Carrier: Sprint Digital Trends Rating: 8 of 10

Read our full Samsung Moment Review.

The Reclaim is a big step up for eco-friendly smartphones, and offers acceptable call quality and added features to boot.

Price: $99.99 Carrier: Sprint Digital Trends Rating: 7 of 10

Read our full Samsung Reclaim Review.

The Instinct HD’s camcorder is impressive, but its clunky OS holds it back from competing with even cheaper models.

Price: $299.99 Carrier: Sprint Digital Trends Rating: 6 of 10

Read our full Samsung Instinct HD Review.

Most of the Samsung Intrepid’s flaws can be laid at the feet of the disappointing Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system.

Price: $199.99 Carrier: Sprint Digital Trends Rating: 5.5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Intrepid SPH-I350 Review.

Samsung’s Vibrant has become the best Android phone on T-Mobile, and even outperforms its AT&T sibling, the Captivate.

Price: $99.99 Carrier: T-Mobile Digital Trends Rating: 8 of 10

Read our full Samsung Vibrant Review.

 

Trying to avoid a me-too Android phone – a growing problem for Android handset makers – Samsung seems to have made alterations for the sake of differentiation more than for improvement.

Price: $79.99 Carrier: T-Mobile Digital Trends Rating: 7.5 of 10

Read our full Samsung Behold II SGH-t939 Review.