Phones
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Motorola Razr 70 series hands-on review: This feels familiar Motorola has updated its Razr family of folding phones - but very little has changed -
best buy
Oppo Find X9 Ultra: A new standard in smartphone photography Performance, display, battery life, cameras – the Oppo Find X9 Ultra is as good as phones get right now£1449 -
Samsung Galaxy A57: A good phone with mediocre cameras A slim design and excellent battery life weighed down by a camera system in desperate need of an overhaul£529 -
Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus review: The afterthought Samsung phones it in with the overpriced and mostly unnecessary Galaxy S26 Plus£1099 -
Samsung Galaxy S26 review: Frustratingly unrivalled The Galaxy S26 is the best compact phone around and, annoyingly, Samsung knows it£879 -
Motorola Moto G17 review: Hell no, Moto The obnoxiously barebones Motorola Moto G17 is the Ryanair of phones – and you’d be better off walking£150 -
Motorola Edge 70 Fusion review: Sustainable energy The Motorola Edge 70 Fusion pairs a slick design with outstanding battery life, but a big price increase complicates its appeal£380 -
Apple iPhone 17e: A good phone, but basic The iPhone 17e is Apple’s cheapest phone, and therefore a shoo-in for top sales, but Android rivals offer a lot more for your money£599 -
Samsung unveils Galaxy A37 5G and A57 5G smartphones … but is that a problem? The Nothing Phone (4A) Pro might have something to say about that -
Nothing Phone (4a) Pro review: Nu metal (but old problems) The metal build is great but the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is too similar to its cheaper sibling to be this expensive£499 -
recommended
Poco X8 Pro Max review: Pumped up to the Max Xiaomi sub-brand launches its first Max phone, with suitably big results£469 -
recommended
Nothing Phone (4a) review: Rock the Glyph Bar Not every upgrade works, but the Nothing Phone (4a) remains a uniquely appealing mid-range phone at a very tempting price£349