Phone Reviews

Google's latest phone, the Pixel 4a, is available for as low as $350. How does it stack up against other devices of the day? Read our review and find out.

The latest phone from Blu is the G90 Pro, its first handset built with gaming in mind. Priced below $250, how does it fare?

The ASUS ROG Phone II was in the running for the best phone of 2019. But, does that mean you should still pick one up in 2020?

Poco is a little known brand that has very solid phone in the F2 Pro.

TCL Communication introduces its first branded smartphones in the 10L and 10 Pro. Here's our review of the mid-range $450 experience in the TCL 10 Pro.

The OnePlus 8 Pro is the company's most powerful phone ever and it's built to go head-to-head with all comers. How does it perform? Here's our review.

LG's biggest and most diverse phone yet, the V60, is as powerful as anything on the market and offers a unique user experience. Here's our review.

The Doogee S95 Pro is an affordably priced rugged phone with solid hardware and support for external modules. Here's our review of the handset.

The NUU Mobile X6 is an unlocked phone that pairs with AT&T, T-Mobile, and their respective brands. Priced just $100, how does it fare? Read our review.

OnePlus has another solid entry with the OnePlus 7T, but how does it add up to the competition of flagship smartphones?

The Pixel 3a XL has long been looked at as the budget king for its camera and battery life. But how does it stack up many months after its introduction?

How often do you upgrade your phone? If you're like most Americans, that upgrade cycle tends to run between one and two years. Sometimes,...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is the best phone you can buy today. It's gorgeous and full of terrific features, but it's not perfect. Here's what we think.

Nokia is steadily working on a comeback with its Android One smartphones. Its latest, the Nokia 7.2, is another solid entry for the mid-range market.

Blu's latest entry-level phones, the VIVO X5 and VIVO XL5, run Android 9 and feature an impressive set of specs. But, are they worth the low cost?