The flaws from its predecessor are unchanged, such as the lack of NFC for contactless payments and only one promised upgrade to Android 11 though it will still get two years of security updates.
There's also no 5G support. If those don't outweigh your need for a cheap, long-lasting phone, then you'll find no better. The MediaTek chip inside it delivers reliable performance and sub-6 5G support, the main camera is surprisingly decent, and you get two days of battery life.
The screen is the weak link. It still gets plenty bright in sunny conditions, though. There's a MicroSD card slot to expand on the base 64 gigs, NFC for contactless payments, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and a headphone jack. Oh, and unlike most other cheap phones, Samsung promises two Android OS upgrades and four years of security updates. Now that's what I call raising the bar. Read our Best Cheap Phones guide for more affordable picks. It doesn't have 5G support, and even though it says it's compatible with LTE in the US, it won't work properly on all carriers.
Make sure to choose the model that says "A32 5G Unlocked. It has two touch-sensitive buttons on the edges you can use to map to any game, so you don't need to tap the screen and block it with your fingers.
It makes for a much more ergonomic mobile gaming experience. That's just the tip of the iceberg. It's one of the most powerful Android phones around, especially when you toggle on X Mode, which enhances performance.
It has excellent speakers, not to mention a Quad DAC for the audio jack so you can get high-quality audio with your favorite corded headphones. It also does a great job of dissipating heat and keeping the phone cool; if you buy Asus' Aeroactive Cooler 5 , you can comfortably game for even longer. And the 6,mAh battery allows the phone to keep up.
It has the usual gaming phone flaws, like a camera system that won't knock your socks off. It also lacks wireless charging, is bulky and heavy, and is not supported on Verizon. It's also often out of stock. But if you're a veritable mobile gamer and you wish more phones had headphone jacks, the ROG Phone 5 is for you.
No one needs a folding phone. But they're fun! They're more durable than before and IPX8 water resistant, so they can survive a plunge in the pool, though you should still use a case to protect these spendy gadgets. The Flip3 delivers a more traditional smartphone experience. Just think of the phone in your hand right now, but you can fold it exactly in half.
You get a big-screen phone that feels more like a stack of Post-Its in your pocket. How can you hate that? It won't take up much room on the nightstand either. The Fold3 is all about multitasking. From construction sites to corporate offices. With Android Enterprise Recommended, you can find just the device you need. And with new tools like Work Profile, you can still use your personal device without blurring the lines between work and play.
Android One phones are certified to run the simplest, latest version of Android. Regular security updates every month. At least two years of OS upgrades. Data Saver helps you manage your data. And the Play Store continually gets new apps made just for Go.
Only three steps. Including iOS. Learn more. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3. Microsoft Surface Duo 2. Motorola Razr. Google Pixel 6 Pro. In terms of performance, we used Geekbench 5 to measure overall speed and 3DMark to measure graphics performance. We also use our own video editing test in the Adobe Premiere Rush app to see how long it takes to transcode a clip, which we run on both Android phones and iPhone to compare performance.
We use a light meter to ascertain display quality data, like brightness and color accuracy, and our proprietary battery test determines longevity on a charge by continuously loading live web pages over a 4G or 5G network. We set each phone to nits of screen brightness and try to use T-Mobile's network each time in order to achieve comparable results across phones.
Lastly, we explore the software, test gaming performance and conduct live camera comparisons with rival handsets — and each of these factors play a part in our comprehensive verdict. Richard is a Tom's Guide staff writer based in London, covering news, reviews and how-tos for phones, gaming, audio and whatever else people need advice on. When not at work, he's likely thinking about how to brew the perfect cup of specialty coffee. Selecting any of the best Android phones from the selections below will ensure you get a capable new smartphone.
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Specifications Display: 6. Chipset: Exynos Battery: 5, mAh. Reasons to avoid - Charger not included - Exynos chipset. Xiaomi Mi Chipset: Snapdragon Rear cameras: MP main f1. Front camera: 20MP f2. Battery: 4, mAh. Reasons to avoid - Undersized battery - No IP rating. OnePlus Nord 2.
Chipset: Dimensity AI. Front camera: 32MP selfie f2. Reasons to avoid - Fixed refresh rates. Oppo Find X3 Pro. Storage: GB. Reasons to avoid - Fingerprint-prone finish - Microscope camera isn't very useful. OnePlus 9 Pro. Front camera: 16MP. Reasons to avoid - Poor low-light images - Disappointing battery life. Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. Reasons to avoid - Needs charging often - Expensive. Now playing: Watch this: What to look for when buying a phone. Top-of-the-line Android. Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.
Best flagship phone with great value. Google Pixel 6 Pro. Google Pixel 6. Best camera for its price. Flagship with a great value. OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro. The best folding phone. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3. Motorola goes premium. Motorola Edge Plus Update: Out of stock. CNET Mobile. Discuss: Best Android phones you can buy in
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