Apple may have skipped flashy extras on this year's phones, but the iPhone 11 is the best midtier model the company's ever made.
The Galaxy A51 proves that Samsung can make a good $400 phone that people will actually want to use.
The new iPhone SE looks like an iPhone 8 but works like Apple's top-of-the line iPhone 11 Pro and costs only $399.
Although the YotaPhone 2's e-ink display is wonderfully novel, and can result in much better battery life, the phone needs to be considerably cheaper if it's going to be a sensible purchase over other Android phones.
The Motorola Razr is the most personal phone I've ever used. The foldable screen clamshell shape opens the door to redefining our relationship with mobile devices and how we use them. But I won't be buying one.
The Galaxy S10E is a terrific value for a compact, powerhouse phone, although it can't beat the OnePlus 6T's $550 price.
If you have $100 to spend on a phone, you need one that covers its bases. Fortunately, the Galaxy A01 can do that.
This is the phone to get if you want a removable battery, but it fails to live up to its world-changing Swiss Army Knife potential.
The iPhone XR is the best iPhone for the price, delivering most of the advantages of the iPhone XS for hundreds less.
Premium, pocketable and packed with all the features you need to level up your photography and power you through the day.
Though it feels too similar to last year's G3, the LG G4 is an excellent big-screen smartphone that will appeal to budding photographers, and has old-school features missing from rival flagships.
Samsung closed the camera gap with rivals and created a top-of-the-line phone for people who want the best Android has to offer.
Though not water repellant like the Moto G7, the Galaxy A50 is worth the extra $50 for its superior camera and enduring battery.
The Moto G7 is the best budget phone we've tried hands down.
While we'd still recommend the iPhone XR first, the XS has some extras worth noting.
As the cheaper OnePlus phone, the OnePlus 8 doesn't have as many features. But it succeeds at keeping the ones that matter.
On its own, the 3D Max is a solid dual-core phone with some neat NFC-enabled features. But the hiccuping 3D feature, although cool, is a drag.
The Moto G Stylus is a beautiful phone and offers a solid value for the price.