The Oppo Find X8 Pro excels in the camera, battery, and display departments, though it's clearly borrowed ideas from elsewhere.

The Xiaomi 14 Ultra is one of the best camera phones on the market.

Large-format monitors that not only fill your field of view but can also be split to show two machines' content at the same time.

After last year's gaming phone revolution, Asus is back to gentle refinement with the Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro.

With great looks and terrific cameras, the OnePlus Open is the first big foldable phone that doesn't make you sacrifice what's important.

Outstanding build and stunning touch screen display that offers a great option for work and lifestyle

The RedMagic 10 Pro offers top-level performance for a mid-market price.

The OnePlus 13R keeps up with the best without splurging on the newest parts, so if you have no desire to part with an obscene amount of cash, this is a flagship killer worth considering.

Extensive battery life, robust build and design make it a perfect partner for use where other phones wouldn't survive

The OnePlus 12 skips the new AI features of the latest Androids and instead delivers an incredibly cool design with top notch performance for an amazing price.

Improvements in every key area make this the best foldable phone on the market, despite its iffy AI.

Samsung's new flagship is a design win (how do they fit in that S Pen?), an AI wiz, and a worthy successor to the S24 Ultra. It's also the product of an incredible three-way tech partnership.

The OnePlus 13 is the first truly uncompromising flagship from OnePlus, and it's ready to take on the best iPhone and Galaxy phones around, by land, sea, and airwaves.

The Google Pixel gives you more Pro-level Pixel specs than ever before, and it’s a great phone on its own, but Pixel 9 Pro benefits may win more buyers.

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is the best foldable you can buy. Even if it doesn’t win on any one feature, it offers the best design and all-around foldable experience.

The Motorola Edge 50 Pro offers incredible value, offering fantastic performance across the board and looking darn good while doing it.

Samsung's Galaxy A55 makes smart sacrifices, leaving a wonderfully lower-priced smartphone with plenty to love.

Affordably priced excellence, but it could do with a bit more power

The Reno 12 Pro replicates Google's smarts and ticks many other boxes too.

The Xiaomi 13T Pro stands as a proud middleman in Xiaomi's smartphone range and proves just how unique a phone can be whilst retaining the flagship experience we all crave.

There's more beneath, but the surface is what counts

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is so close to perfect that even the lack of stylus support and that price don't hold it back.

The Poco F7 gives you almost flagship levels of performance and outstanding stamina for less than £400.

The Xiaomi Poco X7 Pro goes above and beyond what you'd expect a budget phone to deliver.

With the ROG Phone 8 Pro, Asus promises us the first compromise-free gaming phone.

The Pixel 9a sadly doesn’t look like the Pixel 9, but it behaves like a Pixel phone, with great cameras and useful AI features. Too bad about that mug.

The success of the mid-range Phone 2a likely spurred the creation of the Nothing 2a Plus, which demands a higher price for more performance. Does that mean this is the Nothing phone to buy right now?

The Xiaomi 14T is a solid mid-range effort, and another example of the narrowing gap between mid-range and premium phones.

After chasing the pricier loudspeaker dollar, Dali has returned to its roots with the super-affordable Kupid. Is the company’s entry-level mojo still working?

The Google Pixel 10 Pro is a fantastic update to last year’s winning Pixel, with AI that feels more useful than pushy, and the best camera features ever.