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With features like folding screens, 5G connectivity, and super AMOLED displays, the current leader telephone manufacturers are innovating and evolving faster than ever. Samsung’s Galaxy line dominates the Android category and it has no intention of stopping. But other companies aspire to the honor of being the best Android phone, and you, the potential customer, benefit from all this competition.
There are now a number of great Android phones available at a variety of prices, ranging from high-end flagship phones to inexpensive devices. We take a look at all of them and put together our favorites, which we keep updated. These phones have great battery life, screens, cameras, or all of the above. We also took into consideration features like a fingerprint scanner, wireless charging, and expandable storage. Read on to see our top picks for the best Android phone options and check out our tips on how to buy a new phone too.
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As Samsung’s flagship phone for 2020, the Galaxy S20 features a bright 6.2-inch AMOLED display with an ultra-smooth 120Hz refresh rate, reverse wireless charging, a water-resistant design, and three rear cameras (plus its pretty front camera. good). It’s a fantastic daily controller for an Android user and if you’ve got more to spend, there’s also the Galaxy S20 Plus and Ultra. Read our Samsung Galaxy S20 5G review.
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Pixel phones have a loyal following and for good reason. Regardless of its price, Google’s Pixel 4A has a top-notch camera that takes brilliant photos. But it’s even better that the phone costs $ 349 (£ 349, AU $ 599). The 5.81-inch phone also features a headphone jack, 128GB of out-of-the-box storage, and better battery life than last year’s Pixel 4. Read our Google Pixel 4A review.
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The Note 20 Ultra, along with its smaller counterpart the Note 20, is an expensive, ultra-premium Android phone with an expansive screen, an integrated S Pen stylus, and 5G. The Note 20 Ultra also has a triple rear camera array, high-powered Snapdragon 865 Plus processor, and reverse wireless charging. It comes with either 128GB or 512GB of internal storage. Read our Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review.
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OnePlus launched a lot of phones in 2020, including the 8 Pro and 8T, but our favorite this year is the OnePlus 8 mainly due to its price. At launch it was $ 699 (£ 599, AU $ 1,180 converted) and has since been discounted. The phone features a 6.55-inch AMOLED screen, a 90Hz screen, a waterproof design, and 5G. Read our OnePlus 8 review.
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The Motorola Edge Plus has pretty much everything you’d expect from a premium 5G phone: a Snapdragon 865 chipset, a giant battery, an OLED screen with a high refresh rate, and multiple rear cameras with heavy-duty specs. Motorola took the features found on other top-of-the-line Android phones, put their own Moto spin on them, and packed them all into one of our favorite Android phones of the year. Read our Motorola Edge Plus review.
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In addition to its main flagship Galaxy S phones, Samsung has a more cost-conscious line of A-series phones. This year it launched the Galaxy A51 and it is another phone that costs $ 399 (£ 329, AU $ 599), although there is a 5G variant that costs $ 499. The device has four cameras, an in-display fingerprint reader and expandable storage. Read our Galaxy A51 review.
