The Huawei Mate X is still the most technically impressive phone available right now — and it can run Google.
The TicPods 2 Pro are feature packed true wireless earbuds. The ability to control volume directly on the earpiece is useful, but fit is a concern…
The Huawei Mate 30 Pro is a very powerful and beautiful phone, but you already know the issue…
The Galaxy Note 10 Plus is the first Note to have no major flaws since the Note 6.
We go hands-on (or eyes-on?) with Huawei’s HarmonyOS!
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With the Samsung Galaxy Fold and the Huawei Mate X delayed, maybe the LG V50 is the most realistic and practical foldable solution for now.
The Mi 9T may not be original, but it is arguably the best value on the market right now.
The phone is so fast, the screen is so smooth, it’s made it very hard for me to use another phone.
So I’ve been using the Oppo Reno 10X Zoom for the past week and half, and this is my favorite phone right now. There are a few reasons I say
The Realme X has … *takes breath* the same all-screen design, same pop-up camera, same 48-megapixel main camera sensor, same in-display fingerprint scanning tech, same fast charging *breathes* as the OnePlus 7 Pro, but starting at US$218.
The 16S is a minimalist device that avoids the gimmicks and just gives you the important parts of a phone: powerful chipset, good screen, above average cameras, and no notch.
The LG G8 may not have the flashy looks of the S10, but it’s arguably more practical to use.
Every smartphone brand makes big claims about its cameras, Huawei actually lived up to the hype.
That RYYB sensor with f/1.6 aperture is legit.
Pitting the Huawei P30 Pro’s crazy new periscope zoom lens to the test against the other top dogs.