Articles Tagged Device Reviews
OnePlus Nord N200 Review
The OnePlus Nord N200 is a fantastic budget Android phone that provides great 5G support, modest processing power, and a fast refresh rate screen without breaking the bank.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Review: Is The Galaxy S22 Still Worth Buying?
Samsung’s most affordable and pocket-friendly flagship fails to make the most of its own form-factor.
Samsung Galaxy S24: Is It Actually Worth the Upgrade?
The Galaxy S24 is the best Samsung on the market, but you probably don't need it. Check out our guide to save some money on your next Samsung device upgrade.
Apple iPhone 7 Review
Don't let the lack of a massive redesign put you off, the iPhone 7 is more exciting than it first seems. If you're looking to upgrade - and aren't put off by the lack of a headphone jack - Apple's kitted out the iPhone 7 with enough nice-to-have features to still make it feel like a big step forward.
Motorola Moto G Plus review
It may not be wrapped in stainless steel, like the iPhones and top-flight Galaxy models, but the Moto G4 Plus certainly has the same great, useful features below the surface
Pixel 6 Pro Review
With its Tensor chip, exceptional camera bar, and great build quality, the Google Pixel 6 Pro is a good value Android flagship. Learn why in our Google Pixel 6 Pro review.
Nokia Lumia Icon Review
The Lumia Icon is arguably the best handset to come out of Nokia recently, but is it enough to stare-down the Android army or the upcoming iPhone 6?
Google Pixel 7 Pro Review: The Best Priced Flagship Gets Even More Value
Google has unveiled its Pixel 7 series of smartphones. Read our review on the new devices and find out if the Pixel is right for you.
Motorola Moto G (2014) Review
Motorola sticks to its knitting in this revised and updated Moto G, improving a few core elements, but keeping the entire package pretty simple overall.
Samsung Galaxy S4 review
Those familiar with last year's Galaxy S3 will spot it immediately. The S4 looks a lot like its predecessor. There are a few key differences you can easily point, but overall, the S4 breaks no new ground for Samsung design.
