Phones

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

MWC 2018: The best launches from Mobile World Congress Here are all the highlights from MWC 2018

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

Nokia kicks off MWC with five new handsets Four smartphones and a feature phone

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

Vodafone Smart Prime 7: The best budget phone under £50 It's not very fast, but the Vodafone Smart Prime 7 is a beautifully designed smartphone with a gorgeous screen and great battery life

BlackBerry Motion review: Bittersweet emotion After the Keyone failed to impress, can the all-touch BlackBerry Motion win over a BlackBerry-less generation?