The iPhone 8 isn't the only new iPhone coming this year. Here's what we think we know about the iPhone 7s.
The LG Q6 is almost a budget version of the LG G6.
OnePlus is bringing the thunder to Australia with its bang-for-buck OnePlus 5.
Pre-orders start on August 25.
The Nokia 8 is an impeccably made but uninteresting Android flagship. Its unique features will only apply to a niche audience, while an inconsistent camera and tight battery life are sure to be red flags for others. The Nokia 8 is fine, but it doesn't do enough to standout from either cheaper or more expensive smartphones.
Nokia 8 is Nokia's take on a high-end Android smartphone.
The Nokia 5 is an affordable smartphone that nails the essentials. Occasional performance hitches aside, the $329 device feels like it could command a higher price tag, and Nokia's commitment to rolling out monthly security updates makes the Nokia 5 standout from the crowd.
The Moto E4 is a budget smartphone that outperforms its discount price tag. The old adage of "you get what you pay for" is still true - you can't expect flagship features at a sixth of the price - but Motorola has managed to impress with just how much $249 can buy you.
Here's every plan you can get OPPO's brand new R11 on in Australia.