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We review hundreds of products in a wide range of categories each year. Here's the best of the best in phones.
Samsung Galaxy S10e review
Samsung’s Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus are joined with a new entry into the Galaxy S family -- the Galaxy S10e. It costs a little more than the original price of the Galaxy S9, but it’s meant to be the more affordable… See Full Review »
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Sony Xperia 10 Review
- Great 21:9 display
- Nice build quality
- Attractive design
- Capable camera
- Not very powerful
- Battery life is poor
- Bokeh mode is frustrating
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6
Punkt MP-02 Review
- Minimalist design
- Well thought-out functionality and software
- Tough body
- Long battery life
- High price may put some off
Moto G7 Review
- Good build quality
- Large display
- Solid performance
- Portrait shots are great
- Good value
- No NFC
- Battery life is average
- Camera poor in low light
Our Score
8
Samsung Galaxy S10e Review
- Perfect 5.8-inch size
- Great display
- Smooth performance
- Fun camera
- Clean, easy-to-use software
- Battery life could be better
- Camera quality can be muddy at night
Our Score
8
Google Pixel 3 Review
- Beautiful OLED screen
- Perfect size
- Fantastic camera
- Slick software
- Unique A.I. features
- Less than average battery life
- Big bezels
Our Score
9
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Review
- Strong performance
- Great battery life
- Versatile triple cameras
- Gorgeous, expansive HDR10+ screen
- Clean, smart OneUI software
- Slim bezels means accidentally interacting with…
- Slow wired charging
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9
Nokia 9 PureView Review
- Camera is fun to use
- Good display
- Unique, eye-turning design
- Strong performance
- Clean Android One software with timely updates
- Slow image processing
- Poor in-display fingerprint sensor
- Battery life could be better
Our Score
7
LG V50 ThinQ Review
- Strong screen
- Versatile cameras
- Promise of 5G
- Video portrait mode is fun
- Bigger battery
- Light-up 5G logo looks tacky
- Dual-screen attachment not coming to the U.S.
- Hardly different from last year’s V40
- User interface could use some work