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    BUYER’S GUIDE

    Mar 08, 2021 6 minutes

    SMARTPHONES

    APPLE IPHONE 12

    From $1,199, apple.com/au

    Apple has outdone itself. 5G has been added, the CPU has more power than you’re ever going to need, and the dual-lens rear camera system can take spectacular photos in any kind of light.

    ONEPLUS 8 PRO

    From $949, oneplus.com

    A simply jaw-dropping handset that delivers across the board. It is, simply put, the best phone on the market for those shopping for a premium Android handset.

    IPHONE SE (2020)

    From $679, apple.com/au

    Apple’s iPhone SE (2020) handset has taken this year by storm, the hot new handset winning acclaim worldwide with its balance of features, quality and performance for a very attractive price.

    SAMSUNG GALAXY S20 ULTRA

    From $1,149, samsung.com

    Samsung has really gone to town here, from the 100x digital zoom on the rear camera to the huge 6.9-inch AMOLED display around the front. It’s the priciest of the S20 models, and it shows.

    CHEAP SMARTPHONES

    IPHONE SE (2020)

    From $679, apple.com/au

    Long battery life and sound that’s closer to the more neutral tones of hi-fi cans (though still with

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