The DJI Osmo Mobile 6 is a lightweight, effective smartphone stabilizer with excellent controls and intuitive gimbal movement.

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is the best foldable you can buy. Even if it doesn’t win on any one feature, it offers the best design and all-around foldable experience.

The OnePlus 13 is the first truly uncompromising flagship from OnePlus, and it's ready to take on the best iPhone and Galaxy phones around, by land, sea, and airwaves.

Poor thermal imagining and entry-level hardware combine in a less-than-perfect fusion.

There's more beneath, but the surface is what counts

The Google Pixel 7a has all the power of the Pixel 7 and all the faults of the Pixel 6a, so wait until it drops in price to buy one.

The Galaxy A54 continues the lineage of some of the company's best-selling smartphones, with camera and battery improvements at the top of its list.

After last year's gaming phone revolution, Asus is back to gentle refinement with the Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro.

Nubia brings its bold gaming phone mentality to the mainstream, with mixed results.

The new baseline Xiaomi 14 is one of the most uncompromising compact flagship phones out there.

The Amazfit Bip 6 delivers an impressive level of performance and features, especially given the low price tag.

The Razr Ultra 2025 is the Razr unleashed – flagship performance and surprisingly great cameras finally join the party, along with a flagship price tag.

The Puli AX is a WiFi 6 capable router designed for both cable and mobile cellular connections combined.

Xiaomi's first foray into flip-style foldables is taking no prisoners.

The Doogee Fire 6 Power balances battery capacity and performance to offer something different.

The Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max is bigger, smarter, and more pressable than its predecessor, and carries the promise of big AI things to come.

Samsung's Galaxy A55 makes smart sacrifices, leaving a wonderfully lower-priced smartphone with plenty to love.

The OnePlus 13R keeps up with the best without splurging on the newest parts, so if you have no desire to part with an obscene amount of cash, this is a flagship killer worth considering.

The success of the mid-range Phone 2a likely spurred the creation of the Nothing 2a Plus, which demands a higher price for more performance. Does that mean this is the Nothing phone to buy right now?

Samsung's Galaxy Watch 7 doesn't stray much from its predecessor's sleek, circular build, but boosts performance and wellness features thanks to an under-the-hood upgrade.

The Galaxy Z Flip7 is a fantastic flip with an innovative and useful cover display and powerful features. It’s not quite the best flip phone, but professionals should look at this one first.

The most iPhone-like Xiaomi ever

Nothing brings its distinctive design, clever features, and minimal OS to the mid-range market.

Oppo's more modest Find X8 doesn't pull any punches, with its biggest shortcoming being limited international availability.

A surprisingly robust phone with some great features to make it stand out in a crowded market.

The Galaxy S24 gives you a super-powered phone with plenty of features in a pocketable size, though you can’t escape Samsung’s software.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is incredibly light and a bit thinner than other phones, but it doesn’t offer more, for better and worse it offers a bit less.

This slimline phone looks like most other smartphones, but its rugged build means that it will survive more than most.

The Xiaomi 15 Ultra is a cutting-edge, feature-packed camera with personality to burn.

JBL keeps it simple with another excellent Bluetooth speaker that works just as well at the beach as it does at home.