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The gap between good and great smartphones is getting smaller and smaller, and ranking smartphones is becoming harder and harder. There's a lot to consider here like specs, features, design, and price. Thankfully, most of these smartphones come with more than enough power, great designs, and are bursting with features. The biggest thing to watch out for this month is price. Phones like the OnePlus 5T and Essential Phone cost as low as $500, and there isn't a huge difference compared to rival $800+ phones in this list. Indeed, big-name smartphone prices are going up, but the moderately priced premium Android phone is clearly making a comeback, and it's better than ever. If you're still a BlackBerry fan, you'll love the Classic. It looks similar to older BlackBerry models but features a sharp touchscreen and an excellent physical keyboard. Price: $239 Jeff Dunn, my former colleague, reviewed this phone for Business Insider, and he summed it up perfectly: On the ...

When Razer announced the unveiling of their new mobile device a few days ago. Razer one of the leading gaming-centric paraphernalia manufacturers in the world has decided to go into the mobile phone business which tells you a lot from what to expect. I did some reviews on my own and found out that the newly announced device is not your average smartphones as it packs a 4000 mAh battery storage capacity, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, microSDXC up to 2000 GB, say whaaat!? Yeah, you heard right. 2 TB on a smartphone. Am still juggling up 512 SSD on my laptop. USB-C port and a display feature that no other smartphone has. Where have you been all my life? Now I wish I had not pre-ordered the iPhone X. Furthermore, Razer spent a lot of resources designing its own custom Android launcher from scratch to match its gaming characteristics. The display and design are where it gets even more interesting. Its rectangular design is so unapologetic and aggressive that it features no round corners on every edge ...