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  • Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

    The Galaxy S24 Ultra is one of the best phones I've ever reviewed, offering a camera system that's better than ever, some welcome display changes, and one of the best software promises in the industry.

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  • Vivo V30 Pro

    Yes, the phone is costlier than last year, but the upgrades make it a standout choice if you need a camera-focused mid-ranger.

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  • Xiaomi 14

    On the whole, the Xiaomi 14 has everything you need in a 2024 flagship, and it is one of the best Xiaomi phones around. If you're using an older Xiaomi phone and are considering a switch or want to make the move from another brand, you'll find plenty to like with the device.

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  • Vivo X100 Pro

    Combine that with a large battery that lasts up to two days, ultra-fast charging tech, and cleaner software with less bloatware, and the X100 Pro is turning out to be an early contender to one of the best phones of 2024.

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  • Vivo V29

    If you're looking for a phone that's top-notch without the hefty price tag, the Vivo V29 and V29 Pro are both great options. They've got great cameras, a smooth 120Hz display, and come in at a fraction of the cost of flagship phones.

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  • Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5

    The Galaxy Z Flip 5 may not be a big upgrade in terms of power, but the phone gets the upgrade that matters with the large 3.4-inch cover screen. While Samsung's implementation isn't perfect, it gives users less reason to open their phones and is a joy to use when fully set up.

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  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5

    The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is the best large foldable phone you can buy today. It's got the best-built hardware, the best-designed software, and the widest accessory support.

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  • Google Pixel Fold

    Google's first-generation Pixel Fold is mostly a win with a couple of big misses. The worst parts of the phone can be narrowed down to gaming performance and overall battery life.

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  • Xiaomi 13 Ultra

    Without buying the lede too much, the 13 Ultra is not only Xiaomi's best phone to date, but is also the most versatile camera phone you can buy in 2023.

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  • Vivo X90 Pro

    With outstanding cameras and a leather-backed design, the X90 Pro nails the fundamentals. There really isn't anything missing here, and if you want a high-end device that looks good and takes fantastic photos and videos, the X90 Pro has plenty to offer.

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  • Google Pixel 7a

    The Pixel 7a might be the best Pixel Google has ever built. The price-to-performance ratio is off the charts good and the camera is better than ever thanks to a huge camera hardware upgrade.

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  • Xiaomi 13 Pro

    The Xiaomi 13 Pro has it all: a gorgeous design with a ceramic finish, sublime AMOLED screen, the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, all-day battery life with ultra-fast 120W wired and 50W wireless charging, and IP68 dust and water resistance.

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  • OnePlus 11

    I have no issues recommending the OnePlus 11. It has an interesting design, feels great to hold and use, the screen is among the best you'll find on a phone today, and the hardware is absolutely incredible.

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  • Poco X5 Pro

    The phone is a decent recommendation in spite of the outdated software as it has a good overall value; at the end of the day, that is the X5 Pro's biggest differentiator.

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  • Poco F4 GT

    The POCO F4 GT nails the basics, and while it may not look like it, this is a great gaming phone. The large 120Hz AMOLED screen is vibrant, you get powerful hardware, a massive battery with fast charging, and gaming triggers on the side that are actually useful.

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  • Vivo V25 Pro

    The Vivo V25 Pro is a strong challenger to other top-tier mid-range phones despite some software bloat, and it represents a significant upgrade over its predecessor. However, its limited availability is a letdown, especially for consumers who want stellar cameras on a budget.

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  • Google Pixel 6 Pro

    The result is a phone that's just about perfect in every way and, instead of being held back by compromise or poor decisions on Google's part, its biggest weaknesses are down to preference.

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