Impressive first foldable with a great hinge and sensible shape, but still a novelty with poor third-party app support and he would not rec…
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A strong value sweet spot at about $350 with no corners cut and no glaring weak points.
The cheapest full-scale 2019 flagship, with a Snapdragon 855, great cameras and very fast charging for under $500.
A 250 euro budget phone whose camera comes surprisingly close to far pricier flagships, though stabilisation, low light and zoom lag behind.
Prefers the ceramic white model to the black one but thinks the Ultra phones play it too safe with colour.
A brilliant flagship with probably the best camera set on a phone and ridiculous charging speed, at a price far below rivals, but it is Chi…
He likes smaller phones like the S10 but is put off by its mediocre battery, which a slightly thicker body could fix.
He says the Galaxy S8 is an excellent buy right now and a better choice than the Galaxy S9.
The more practical S10 variant, keeping stereo speakers and a top display while making sensible compromises.
Feels like a small, slightly heavier iPhone 12 mini, with the extra bulk not a problem and a modest performance bump.
A rare 2015 Iron Man collaboration he long wanted, with great packaging and a charming retro feel.
Won the battery test with 8h41m, a very good score, but only level with last year's Snapdragon Note 20 Ultra.
His foldable pick, ahead on software for the extra screen space and the only one globally available.
Slow to charge with the bundled 5W charger, taking 3 hours 6 minutes, and fast charging does not rescue it.
Quietly getting smarter, with live translation and editable text from photos that he finds pretty cool.
Hugely impressive specs and screen for the Chinese price of about $600, but worth it only if the global price stays at around $800 or less.
Not exciting, but a neat, practical and trustworthy phone with a camera that outperforms its hardware.
Excellent value phone that makes cuts in sensible places, and he would pick it over almost any other phone under £750.
His daily phone, with a phenomenal camera, though he wants sharper-edge changes, USB-C, bigger battery and more customisation.
Not the best on specs, but a phone that just works, with a superb camera and the most affordable way into iOS.
Joint best affordable phone, with a smooth 90Hz display and more care put in than rivals.
An easy, tidy phone with great photos and the best compact pick at just under $400.
Best gaming phone and battery king of 2020, with great speakers and a huge 6,000mAh battery.






















