Mobile Phones: Reviews

Alcatel Go Play Review

If you're looking to avoid a phone contract, but you'd love a new phone, then the Alcatel Go Play could be the phone you're looking for.

• Alcatel

LG G5 Review

80/100 The G5 is the first modular-type smartphone, but new features aside, it needs to stand by itself if it's going to be worth your money.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Review

90/100 Samsung's next big thing is here and it is a beauty. It has something for everyone, a slick design for the fashion conscious, fast hardware for the tech savvy and perhaps the industry's best smartphone camera.

• Android
• Samsung
• Galaxy S7
• Galaxy S7 Edge

Sony Xperia Z5 Premium Review

The Z5 Premium is a good phone, but it struggles to make up for the bloated price that comes with that 4K screen.

Sony Xperia Z5 Review

80/100 Like Xperia before it, the Z5 is a good, solid all-rounder, but with little to differentiate it from the ever growing list of competitors.

Moto X Style Review

85/100 The Pure, AKA the Style, is a great phone for a great price, but there's a few problems with the camera

• Motorola
• Moto X Style
• Moto X Pure

Sony Xperia Z5 Compact Review

60/100 The new Xperia Z5 Compact is proof that good things come in small packages, but only if you were looking for a small package to begin with.

• Sony
• Android
• Xperia Z5 Compact

Apple iPhone 6s Review

90/100 The iPhone 6s may not have an original design, but it has a number of features which elevate it above its predecessor, and every other iPhone before it.

• iOS
• iPhone
• Apple

Nexus 5X Review

The Nexus 5X is a great phone for the price - possibly the best - and we finally have a Nexus with a good camera.

• LG
• Android
• Android 6.0
• Nexus 5X
• Android Marshmallow

Samsung Gear S2 Review

Samsung's Gear S2 has a sharp, smart design, but struggle, as all smartwatches do, to carve out a niche in a market full of phones and tablets, all with similar functionality.

• Samsung
• Smartwatch

Huawei G8 Review

The G8 is a great phone for the price, but it's also competing against the Moto X Play; not an easy task.

Motorola Moto X Play Review

The Moto X Play is a fantastic phone for its price. It can hit you for around half an iPhone, but deliver a very nearly top-tier experience.

• Motorola
• Moto X Play

Sony Xperia C4 Review

The Xperia C4 is a low-mid range phone. It's more-expensive than the G3, but it's also got some better features.

• Sony
• Android
• Xperia C4

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ Review

70/100 Samsung has supersized its curvy Edge, but the result is as awkward to use as it is beautiful to look at.

• Android
• Samsung
• Galaxy S6 edge+

Motorola Moto G3 Review: Moto Does it Again

Third time around and Moto is still making great, affordable Moto G devices. This time it even has a decent camera.

• Motorola
• Android
• Moto G3

Sony Xperia M4 Aqua Review

75/100 Sony keeps a number of its headline features in this cheaper model, water resistance among them, but there are a few basics lacking.

• Sony
• Xperia
• waterproof

Oppo R7 Review

75/100 If you're looking to save some money without sacrificing performance or a premium build, the Oppo R7 might be the middle-ground you've been hunting for.

• Review
• Android
• Oppo

Motorola Moto E (2015) Review

80/100 Motorola proves again it is one of the best options for budget-conscious smartphone shoppers, offering up a very usable smartphone while asking for a fraction of the cost of one of the top-tier models.

• Motorola
• Android
• Moto E

LG G4 Review

85/100 The LG G4 is proof that last year's G3 was no fluke. This is a truly great smartphone.

• LG
• Android
• G4

HTC One M8s review: great, affordable, still beautiful

90/100 The One M8s is one of the best value Androids on the market right now. And it's shiny!

• Android
• HTC
• One M8s