The Moto G is a low-cost smartphone that delivers way beyond its price tag. Just be aware that you'll go with out 4G LTE speeds if you buy one.
Fitbit's Charge 2 is an easy to recommend fitness tracker for those after a bit more than the "basics" and a healthy dose of motivation. Continuous heartrate monitoring, an amazing companion app, and a five to six day battery life are all standout features. On the other hand, the lack of water resistance and a somewhat bulky design may put some off.
It's not that the Xperia X Performance is lacking in any way, it's that Sony's smartphone plan seems stagnant next to the competition.
The Huawei P9 delivers on all fronts, offering a fully featured, high performance smartphone, but for several hundred dollars cheaper than the competitors.
It may not be wrapped in stainless steel, like the iPhones and top-flight Galaxy models, but the Moto G4 Plus certainly has the same great, useful features below the surface
When you weigh up the price of this phone and the features included, it is hard to go passed the J2.
If you thought the phablet market had been stitched up by Apple and Samsung, you'd be wrong. The Huawei Mate 8 is proof positive that there are other excellent big-screen handsets to choose from.
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.
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'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.
The Z5 Premium is a good phone, but it struggles to make up for the bloated price that comes with that 4K screen.