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Same Tensor G5 chip, same photo processing as the Pro, $250 less. Google's budget flagship is making expensive phones look dumb.

Apple made the thinnest iPhone ever and charged $1,199 for it. The real question: did they remove anything you'll miss?

Apple's $1,299 slab shoots cinema-grade video you'll never edit and has power you'll never use. Here's who genuinely needs the Pro Max.

The $899 iPhone 17 is the phone Apple should brag about but won't — because it would cannibalize the Pro. Here's why it's the smartest iPhone to buy.

Nothing made a $549 phone with a light-up back and surprisingly capable specs. It's fun, it's different, and it might be all you actually need.

OnePlus raised the price to $949 and called it 'growing up.' The flagship killer grew up all right — into a flagship. Is it still worth it?

Samsung wants $1,419 for a phone that's 90% identical to last year's Ultra. Here's who actually benefits and who's paying the brand tax.

The $849 Galaxy S26 has the same chip as the Ultra and does 80% of what it does. Samsung hopes you won't notice — but you should.

Samsung shrunk a flagship into a flip phone and wants $1,099 for the privilege of a crease you'll never unsee. Here's who should actually fold.

Xiaomi packed every spec imaginable into one phone and priced it at $999. The hardware is insane. The software will test your patience.

No — annual upgrades are a waste of money for 99% of people. Keep your phone 3-4 years and save $2,000+.

No — for most people, foldable phones are still too expensive, too fragile, and too compromised for the novelty they offer. Honest Foldable Phones (Samsung