By Steve Kovach
#20 BlackBerry Passport
The BlackBerry Passport may
look strange, but a lot of BlackBerry fans seem to love it. It has a
really nice physical keyboard, but the key feature is its unique square
design.
Price: $549
#19 BlackBerry Classic
If you were a BlackBerry fan
back in the company's heyday, you're going to love the BlackBerry
Classic. It looks similar to older BlackBerry models, but features a
sharp touchscreen and an excellent physical keyboard.
Price: $379
#18 Microsoft Lumia 950
If you must have a Windows phone, there's only one device to consider: Microsoft's Lumia 950. Although reviews were pretty bad,
this phone does hold some promise for people who need Microsoft apps to
do everything. It also has a really nice camera and can connect to a
keyboard, mouse, and monitor and let you run a lightweight version of
Windows.
Price: $600
#17 BlackBerry Priv
The BlackBerry Priv is a huge
departure for BlackBerry. Instead of running BlackBerry's own operating
system, the Priv runs Android. While it may look like a standard
Android phone, the Priv actually has a slide-out keyboard. This could be
a great device for those who want a physical keyboard but still have
access to Google's apps and services that aren't available on other
BlackBerry devices.
Price: $700
# 16 OnePlus X
The OnePlus X is a good option if you want a cheap Android phone. It has a nice design and decent specs, but only costs $250.
Click here to see photos of the OnePlus X >>
Price: $250
#15 Moto G
If you're looking for a
decent Android phone at a rock-bottom price, you should check out the
Moto G. It's not the most powerful phone, but it will be good enough for
just about anything the average user can throw at it. And it's tough to
beat that price tag.
Price: $180
#14 HTC One M9
The HTC One M9 is the latest
flagship phone from HTC. It has a nice, premium design, but it's nothing
special other than that. It's also missing key premium features like a
mobile payments system and fingerprint sensor.
Price: $550
#13 iPhone 6 Plus
The iPhone 6 Plus is still
one of the best jumbo-sized phones you can buy today. And by buying last
year's model, you can get nearly the same experience as the new iPhone
6S Plus while saving $100.
Price: $649
#12 iPhone 6
The iPhone 6 may be over a
year old, but it's still a good option if you want to save some money on
an iPhone. Plus, the iPhone 6 looks exactly like the iPhone 6S. No one
will know you have last year's phone.
Price: $549
#11 OnePlus 2
The OnePlus 2 is an excellent
choice if you're looking for a well-made phone with premium specs but
don't want to spend to much. The device is made by a Chinese startup
called OnePlus, and the only way to get one is by ordering through the
company directly. But be patient. Supplies are extremely limited.
Price: $329
Click here for the OnePlus 2 review >>
#10 Moto X Pure
The Moto X Pure Edition is
one of the most surprising new phones to launch in the last year. It
runs a nearly pure version of Android, although there are some
Motorola-specific apps and features. (They're not intrusive at all
though.)
Price: $399
#9 HTC One A9
It may look like an iPhone,
but the HTC One A9 is totally different on the inside. The latest device
from HTC sports a premium design and minimal changes to Android. It's a
great experience if you can past the fact some may confuse it for the
iPhone.
Price: $499
Click here for the HTC One A9 review >>
#8 Samsung Galaxy S6
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S6
is a great all-around device if you're looking for a beautiful phone. It
has everything you'd expect from a premium device on top of the great
design, including a fast and accurate fingerprint sensor and Samsung
Pay, the company's new mobile payments system.
Warning: The new Galaxy phone, the Galaxy S7, is coming at the end of February. You might want to wait.
Click here for the Galaxy S6 review >>
Price: $600
#7 Samsung Galaxy Note 5
The Galaxy Note 5 is a killer
big-screen phone. Like previous versions of the Note, it has a large,
vibrant display and a stylus for taking notes. The new metal and glass
design is great too.
Price: $740
Click here for the Galaxy Note 5 review >>
#7 Samsung Galaxy Note 5
The Galaxy Note 5 is a killer
big-screen phone. Like previous versions of the Note, it has a large,
vibrant display and a stylus for taking notes. The new metal and glass
design is great too.
Price: $740
Click here for the Galaxy Note 5 review >>
#6 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
#5 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+
The Galaxy S6 Edge+ is a
jumbo-sized version of the 'regular' S6 Edge. It's also the best
smartphone Samsung has ever made. The curved screen may not add much
extra functionality, but boy is it pretty.
Price: $815
Click here for the Galaxy S6 Edge+ review >>
#4 Nexus 5X
The Nexus 5X is one of
Google's newest flagships, and it's one of the best phones you can buy
today. The only true rival it has is the iPhone and its big brother the
Nexus 6p. If you don't want an iPhone and want to see the best of
Android, then the Nexus 5X won't disappoint.
Price: $379
Click here to see why the Nexus 5X is so good >>
#3 Nexus 6P
The Nexus 6P is a slightly
larger version of the new Nexus 5X. It's made by Huawei, a Chinese
smartphone company with an excellent reputation for hardware. It's also
the best Android phone you can buy today.
Price: $499
Click here to see how the Nexus 6P camera compares to the iPhone 6S >>
#2 iPhone 6S Plus
The new iPhone 6S Plus is the
best of the big-screen phones. It may look the same as the previous
model, but it has some new features like 3D Touch, which can detect how
hard you press down on the screen and open up a new layer of controls
for you apps.
Price: $749
Click here for the iPhone 6S/6S Plus review >>
#1 iPhone 6S
The iPhone 6S is the best phone you can buy.
In addition to beautiful hardware, iPhone owners are guaranteed to
always get the best apps first from third-party developers and reliable
software updates with the latest and greatest features from Apple. No
other device can offer that.
Price:
$649
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