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Smartphones aren't exactly the most thrilling purchases. Rectangular slabs of glass primarily used for messaging, YouTube, social media, and photography – essential, yes, but expensive if you want the latest models. This guide focuses on the best smartphones, prioritizing value for money.

TL;DR – Top Smartphone Picks:

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: Our top pick.

1. See it at AmazonGoogle Pixel 9 Pro: Excellent camera phone.

2. See it at AmazonSee it at Best BuyApple iPhone 16 Pro: Top iPhone choice.

3. See it at Best BuySee it at AppleGoogle Pixel 8: Best mid-range option.

4. See it at AmazonPoco X5 5G: Best budget smartphone.

5. See it at AmazonRedMagic 10 Pro: Best gaming phone.

6. See it at AmazonSee it at RedMagicSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 6: Best foldable phone.

7. See it at Amazon

Value is subjective. Some prioritize photography, others gaming performance, or display quality. We've tested phones across all categories. This list includes top Android and iPhone options, balancing features and price effectively. We also consider older models where price reductions significantly enhance value.

Contributions by Jacqueline Thomas, Callum Bains, and Danielle Abraham

1. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra – The Best Overall Smartphone

A 6.8-inch AMOLED screen, powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, and exceptional camera system make this a top performer. Our review highlighted its ability to handle demanding tasks, including gaming at high settings. The large display is excellent for multitasking and stylus use. While its titanium frame contributes to its size and weight, its durability and stunning visuals are undeniable.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra – Camera Samples:

Product Specifications:

• Screen size: 6.8 inches
• Rear cameras: 4
• Front cameras: 1
• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
• Battery life: 5,000mAh
• Storage: 256GB, 512GB, 1TB
• Starting price: $1,299.99

Pros: Incredible performance, exceptional camera system. Cons: Titanium frame makes it large and heavy.

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