Today’s best smartphones include iPhone 14 Pro from Apple And Samsung Galaxy S23 UltraBut they’re not the only phones worth considering. While Apple’s and Samsung’s flagships are still top buys, other phone makers produce great devices at a variety of prices. The industry is innovating and developing faster than ever before Fifth generation network contact with Folding screensAll competitions benefit us.
Verizon subscribers can choose from premium phones at a range of prices, so we did some research to give you a straight talk on which phones actually deliver the goods. Read on to find the best Verizon phone for you and check out our tips on it How to buy a new phone.
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Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max introduce sweeping changes including a new 48MP camera system, Dynamic Island and the new Apple A16 Bionic processor. All of these upgrades combine to deliver an experience that feels fresher and faster than older generations.
Read our Apple iPhone 14 Pro review.
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The Galaxy S23 is a lot, but in a good way. It’s more than most people need in a phone, but that doesn’t make it any less impressive. Samsung has made improvements to camera resolution (200MP compared to 108MP), color grading and dynamic range, while retaining the same sturdy design and massive 6.8-inch screen as its predecessor. There is also a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor specially optimized for Samsung phones, which provides faster performance compared to the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
Starting at $1,200, it might be an understatement to call this phone expensive. But those willing to pay more for a giant screen and a high-quality, versatile camera won’t be disappointed. Read our full review of the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Google’s high-end Pixel 7 Pro packs a great camera system, a beautiful display, and smooth Android 13 software into a glass and brushed aluminum body. And it does so while still undercutting some of its biggest competitors. It’s not the most powerful phone out there and its battery life could be better, but it offers a great overall experience that’s worth considering.
Read our Google Pixel 7 Pro review.
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Apple’s new iPhone SE for 2022 is a mix of retro design with the latest smartphone features, including Apple’s latest A15 Bionic chip and 5G support for $429. It’s also one of the few phones on the market that has a smaller 4.7-inch screen.
However, this throwback design, which continues the general shape Apple has used since 2014, may be what you’ll love or hate most about this phone. If you want a bigger iPhone in this price range, you might as well consider iPhone 11 At $499 for a larger screen and Face ID. But this phone, which was first released in 2019, does not include 5G connectivity.
Read our Apple iPhone SE (2022) review.
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CNET’s Lisa Eadicicco named it Google Pixel 6A “the best Android phone under $500” in its review, naming its solid performance, 5G connectivity, and excellent camera for its price.
The phone has a 6.1-inch OLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate along with a 12.2MP main camera and a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera. The Tensor chip allows for image technology including Real Tone, Face Unblur, Night Sight for darker photography, and Magic Eraser, which can remove unwanted elements from an image.
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With a candy bar shape that folds down into a smaller square, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 offers much more compact space than the Z Fold 4. It makes it easy to slip into a tight pocket when not in use, but it still folds out to offer a 6.7-inch screen. when needed.
Like the Z Fold 4, the Flip line has seen revisions over the years including improvements to the hinge system and less screen creases. It has a new camera system as well, along with a larger external screen that shows incoming notifications.
It’s definitely pricey, and its battery life could be better. But this is a fun phone and we had a lot of fun using it.
Read our Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 review.
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At a staggering $2,500, the Sony Xperia Pro isn’t for everyone. But if you’re a photographer or videographer looking for professional-grade camera phone features, you can’t go wrong. The Xperia Pro is essentially four products in one: a phone, a camera monitor, a flash file transfer device, and a 5G device that can broadcast and live stream.
Read our Sony Xperia Pro review.
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If you’re looking for a good budget phone that comes with a basic stylus and 5G support, the Moto G Stylus 5 is a great pick. The phone has a stylus that you can store inside of it, along with a built-in Notes app to help with productivity. This phone also offers a triple rear camera, 128GB of internal storage and a powerful 4000mAh battery.
Read our Moto G Stylus 5G review.
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