The Moto G5 isn't a bad phone, but it makes a few too many compromises in keeping costs down. In most cases, you'll be better off spending $100 more and grabbing the Moto G5 Plus instead.
I honestly didn't believe an $89 device could do all the everyday stuff my flagship phone does. But I was wrong. While there are definitely compromises – the camera, in particular, isn't great – using the Alcatel 1C made me seriously question how much anyone needs to spend on a smartphone in the year 2018.
The Huawei Nova 3i is a mid-range smartphone with a great premium feel. It does everything an everyday phone is supposed to do, and it did them everyday without breaking a sweat. Too bad it's haunted.
The Moto E5 is a budget smartphone that makes surprisingly few compromises. A massive battery life headlines a solid overall package that feels like more phone than you're paying for. You do make some sacrifices in exchange for saving money, but the Moto E5 is currently one of the best cheap smartphones on the market.
The Nokia 3.1 is a no-frills device that feels a little too basic to be anything more than someone's first smartphone, but is nonetheless good for the price.
The LG G7's high-end audio features headline a myriad of unusual inclusions, but the unique array of features may be too niche for it to be an unequivocal alternative to the best Android flagships around.
The Bose SoundLink Micro offers huge sound for such a small speaker, but it also comes with a huge price tag. Is it worth it? In this review, we investigate.
The OPPO R15 Pro offers flagship looks, feel, and features without the top-tier price-tag. It's more expensive than OPPO's past couple of phones, but the R15 Pro is also the company's most polished offering to date.
Cute but capable, the Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact is a one of a kind device that's tailor made for anyone who wants a small smartphone that still feels like a flagship.