Asus ZenFone 5Z: The Android phone that's top notch Asus boosts its smartphone lineup at MWC 2018 with the ZenFone 5Z, and it has an iPhone X-like notch Nokia 1: The phone that wants to be your first smartphone At MWC 2018, Nokia launched the Nokia 1, a dirt-cheap smartphone running a new low-powered version of Android
OnePlus 5 review: Gone, but not forgotten The OnePlus 5 cements itself as the best “flagship killer” you can buy, but the OnePlus 5T launch is looming LG V30: Now replaced by the LG V30S ThinQ LG is back with the V30, but is it doomed to make the same mistakes as this year’s LG G6? Samsung Exynos 9810: The power behind the Samsung Galaxy S9 Samsung’s latest chipset takes aim at Apple by integrating 3D face scanning and supporting HEVC codecs for 4K recordings
Qualcomm Snapdragon 845: The next flagship processor, tested 2018’s flagship smartphones are going to be powered by the Snapdragon 845, but how well does the latest processor perform? Nexus 5X review: Time to move on The Nexus 5X was an excellent Android handset for a reasonable price; it's a shame it's gone the way of the Dodo Honor 8 Pro: Does everything right and is affordable If you’re in search of a big-screened smartphone, the Honor 8 Pro is quite simply one of the best money can buy HTC 10 review: 2018 is time to move on The most personalised take on Android yet and a huge improvement on the One M9, but the HTC 10 still has a few minor flaws holding it back EE Hawk review: A budget Android phone that fails to impress The EE Hawk is a welcome change of pace from four-figured smartphone flagships, but is far from budget perfection HTC One M8 review Aside from the dual camera it's largely a by-the-numbers update, but the design alone is still enough to turn heads
Asus ZenFone 5Z: The Android phone that's top notch Asus boosts its smartphone lineup at MWC 2018 with the ZenFone 5Z, and it has an iPhone X-like notch£500
Nokia 1: The phone that wants to be your first smartphone At MWC 2018, Nokia launched the Nokia 1, a dirt-cheap smartphone running a new low-powered version of Android
OnePlus 5 review: Gone, but not forgotten The OnePlus 5 cements itself as the best “flagship killer” you can buy, but the OnePlus 5T launch is looming£449
LG V30: Now replaced by the LG V30S ThinQ LG is back with the V30, but is it doomed to make the same mistakes as this year’s LG G6?
Samsung Exynos 9810: The power behind the Samsung Galaxy S9 Samsung’s latest chipset takes aim at Apple by integrating 3D face scanning and supporting HEVC codecs for 4K recordings
Qualcomm Snapdragon 845: The next flagship processor, tested 2018’s flagship smartphones are going to be powered by the Snapdragon 845, but how well does the latest processor perform?
Nexus 5X review: Time to move on The Nexus 5X was an excellent Android handset for a reasonable price; it's a shame it's gone the way of the Dodo£339
Honor 8 Pro: Does everything right and is affordable If you’re in search of a big-screened smartphone, the Honor 8 Pro is quite simply one of the best money can buy£475
HTC 10 review: 2018 is time to move on The most personalised take on Android yet and a huge improvement on the One M9, but the HTC 10 still has a few minor flaws holding it back£569
EE Hawk review: A budget Android phone that fails to impress The EE Hawk is a welcome change of pace from four-figured smartphone flagships, but is far from budget perfection£150
HTC One M8 review Aside from the dual camera it's largely a by-the-numbers update, but the design alone is still enough to turn heads£530