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Two rear cameras and a speedy processor top the rumor list.
The Moto E4 is the cheapest Motorola phone but doesn't compromise too much on its amenities.
This year’s Galaxy J3 is a lukewarm rehash of last year’s great budget phone. Go for the Moto E4 instead.
The Nokia 3 sacrifices too much processing power to achieve its low price. You’re better off spending a bit more on the Motorola Moto G5.
With a neat design, a low price and power enough for the essentials, the Nokia 5 is budget Android done well.
The phone features a fingerprint reader, Android Nougat and a 13-megapixel camera.
It's not just the flagship G6 that gets LG's edge-to-edge display.
You won’t be picking this one up for squeezable sides. You’ll be picking up the HTC U11 for the performance and the design.
Xiaomi’s Mi 6 could do some real damage if the company sold it more places. Too bad for us.
The OnePlus 5 is outstanding, especially for the price; no other phone gives you the same bang for the buck.
When all you want is to make voice calls, this phone can provide HD Voice between compatible phones and Wi-Fi calling when cellular signal is spotty. It also claims 10 days worth of battery life in standby mode.
The Sony Xperia XZ Premium is a powerhouse of a phone, but it's looking tired against today's rivals, making it tough to justify the cost.
A portrait mode for selfies gives the midprice Honor 9 a little something extra.
5,000mAh means serious battery business.
The Nokia 3310 won't replace your iPhone, but this dirt-cheap feature phone is packed full of nostalgic charms that old-school Nokia fans will love.
Strong battery life, clever software and magnetic Mod add-ons make the Motorola Z2 Play a compelling midrange choice.
The more advanced of Motorola's extremely affordable C phones has a more powerful camera and better screen.
The phones come with Android 7 Nougat and have a 2-megapixel camera with a selfie flash.
