An innovative camera, great battery life, and a bigger screen make the iPhone 7 Plus the pragmatic buy for those looking a new iPhone.
The Moto X Force might technically be last year's phone, but at $599, it’s nonetheless a good deal. Especially for those a little too good at breaking their phones. If you're after bang-for-buck performance and peace of mind, the Moto X Force is a good pick.
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.
It's big, beautiful and packs a huge battery, the Huawei Mate 7 is among the year's best phones.
Motorola sticks to its knitting in this revised and updated Moto G, improving a few core elements, but keeping the entire package pretty simple overall.
We tested out Apple's smaller flagship smartphone to determine if it's worth your hard-earned money.
Long-standing BlackBerry fans may at first be put off by the lack of a keyboard, but there is little doubt that this is BlackBerry's best all-touch device to date.
Is it a tablet, or is it a mini-PC? Strangely, it's both, and you'll love it if you are looking for a device that walks this fine line between the two categories of computers.
After six months of using the Samsung Galaxy S4, we revisit our review to find out whether it is still the best phone in town.
We look at Apple's new eye-catching 'affordable' iPhone, and see if it lives up to the hype.