Phones

Mentioned as an aside with Super VOOC, one of the fastest charging phones in the world.

A fun, adventurous quad-camera phone with great flexibility, but it is no powerhouse and its display and camera quality trail the Note 9.

Samsung's first triple-camera phone, with an ultra wide lens he thinks would suit the S10, though overall camera quality is probably not th…

Techsource's pick for best budget phone under $300, chosen for its camera.

He likes the look and the fun, AI-heavy camera setup, but this sponsored unboxing stops short of a firm verdict.

A good-value phone with an excellent front camera and display, but a mid-range chip makes it harder to recommend against phones like the Po…

The predecessor had some great ideas but enough shortcomings to stop it taking off.

A very cheap phone with standout looks, screen-to-body ratio and battery life for the price, held back by weak gaming performance, limited…

Eye-catching concept with a few clever ideas, but he doubts it will be built and sees the trailer as a marketing test.

Rumours are contradictory, but he thinks a smaller flagship iPhone is a sensible idea that small-handed fans will like.

Delayed, but prototypes show interesting pop-up camera ideas and it will likely be much cheaper than the phones that inspired it.

Rumoured five cameras are exciting, but he warns to temper expectations after the disappointing G7.

Part of a car-branded phone trend he thinks fills a worthwhile niche for a better all-round experience than a standard flagship.

Described as the latest budget king, but it falls short of the Lenovo S5 in several areas.

A pretty impressive phone for not a huge amount of money, and strangers guessed it cost far more than its £250 price.

Arun switched to it as his daily phone and thinks it could be the best phone you can buy for the right user, despite a mediocre camera and…

Bold, colourful flagship-style phone with a fun AI camera and fast charging, priced at about half of most flagships.

The weakest camera of the five, with poor dynamic range and no portrait mode, though it has the best super slow-motion and sharpest detail…

Gaming-focused phone with a breathing RGB light strip that he likes but that missed the list.

Easily one of the best flagships under $600, held back only by a mid-tier chip that cheaper phones also use.

A surprisingly convincing clone in body, software and packaging, but the camera is poor and it is only a prototype-style imitation.

A rumoured phone that turned out to be a hoax, giveaway being a lowercase P in the name.

Even as a niche folding phone, he thinks the Galaxy X has real benefits and is worth getting excited about.

Won the test with Touch ID that guides your hand into place and unlocks very quickly, which impressed him.