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Smartphones aren't exactly thrilling purchases. Most people use them for messaging, YouTube, social media, and photos – essential, but expensive if you want the latest models. We've selected the best smartphones based on value for money.
TL;DR – Top Smartphone Picks:
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: Our top pick. See it at Amazon
Google Pixel 9 Pro: Excellent camera phone. See it at Amazon See it at Best Buy
Apple iPhone 16 Pro: Top iPhone choice. See it at Best Buy See it at Apple
Google Pixel 8: Best mid-range option. See it at Amazon
Poco X5 5G: Best budget smartphone. See it at Amazon
RedMagic 10 Pro: Best gaming phone. See it at Amazon See it at RedMagic
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6: Best foldable phone. See it at Amazon
Value is subjective. Some prioritize photography, others gaming or display quality. We've tested phones across the spectrum, from top Android and iPhone models to older, discounted options offering exceptional value.
Contributions by Jacqueline Thomas, Callum Bains, and Danielle Abraham
Detailed Reviews:
1. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: The Best Overall
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How We Chose:
We focused on value, selecting phones with the best features for their price, durability, and long-term software support. We prioritized phones that deliver excellent performance without unnecessary premium features.
FAQ:
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