Galaxy Buds 2 Pro’s plethora of features, improved comfort and solid ANC make for Samsung’s most compelling earbuds proposition to date – by a wide margin.

There’s ‘AirPods clones’, and then there’s the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro… but what they lack in originality, they make up for in top features and stellar ANC.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds FE have a lot going for them but some of these features are limited to an Android phone.

Google’s new pro buds are tiny and cute, but they might be a pain in your ears

There’s not a lot that’s new, but the Galaxy S25 is simply the best small Android phone you can buy right now.

The Galaxy S23 FE offers surprisingly powerful features and great battery life, with way too much software, for a low price.

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.

More everything for the Galaxy fans

The Galaxy S25 Plus borrows enough of the Ultra formula that most people will be happier saving money and picking this one instead.

This isn't a full review of the Pixel Buds Pro 2 (I didn't test the sound), but initially at least, there's a lot to like.

The Xiaomi Buds 5 have a distinctive sonic balance and look, but they don’t fit well and the buggy app requires you to jump too many hurdles in order to use them.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE may be pitched as a more budget-friendly option, but it still packs in plenty of power, style and of course, AI.

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.

With a clutch of small but meaningful upgrades and a dose of AI, the Galaxy S24 Plus is the most compelling of Samsung's plus-sized phones to date.

The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 follows up on the original by making it more affordable and trimming the unnecessary features.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra takes the Ultra formula and adds a dose of AI, mostly for better, but also for the worse in some familiar, Samsung ways.

Moto Buds+ feature Dolby Head Tracking for under $130, but only if you have a compatible Motorola smartphone.

The Samsung Galaxy A35 gives penny-pinchers an opportunity to enjoy some of the features of the premium Galaxy S24 mobiles.

Samsung's new flagship is a design win (how do they fit in that S Pen?), an AI wiz, and a worthy successor to the S24 Ultra. It's also the product of an incredible three-way tech partnership.

Some improvements; big price jump

The OnePlus Buds 4 have a svelte design, top-notch ANC and a bassy sound, so it’s a shame that a few rough edges let them down.

The OnePlus Buds 3 are easy to like with plenty of features, but their overtly bass-heavy sound makes them hard to love.

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.

LG’s latest earbuds aren’t the most suave, but their broad feature-set and solid sound still makes them worth a look.

Beats’ cheapest ever buds are comfortable, compact and long-lasting – but their sound may not live up to your expectations.

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.

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

The OnePlus Buds Pro 3 expand on the already-expansive feature set of their predecessors, with better compatibility and massively reworked sound that surpasses expectations.

The Edifier Stax Spirit S10 sound great, under the right conditions, but they’re not for everybody.

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.