BUYING GUIDE
We’ve seen some stunning phones so far this year. Thankfully, 2022 also gave us some absolute stunners, the best of which we’ve ranked alongside the latest phones in this article. You don’t always have to get the very latest release.
Whether you’re looking for performance, camera smarts, design or value, our definitive list of the best phones has it all. Some of the prices will pleasantly surprise you, even for phones that fold in half.
The top phone on this rundown won’t be the ideal phone for everybody so make sure to check out all ten. The best phone for you is out there, depending on what you value most – camera, battery life, design, specs, price, and more all come into play.
Google features here of course, but looking further afield to Android competitors such as Samsung, OnePlus and Xiaomi could mean you find your ideal pocket partner. Trust us, these phones all deliver – just all a little differently, and that’s a great thing. Good competition means better phones for everyone.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR
When choosing a phone you should consider these things: build quality and design, ease of use, features, performance, and value.
Generally speaking, a flagship phone in 2023 will start at around £700 but can cost over £1,000 in some cases. On contract, you’re looking at between £30 and £50-per-month on average in the UK but you can spend a lot more if you want an
