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  • Google Pixel 10a

    This is a phone that is well worth its $499 price and quickly becomes a steal when Google discounts it, which they will. It’s a good phone even it’s not bringing anything new to the table.

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  • Nothing Phone 3

    I actually like the Nothing Phone 3 quite a bit. I know I just got done ranting about several things, but overall, the parts of this phone that you need to be good are good.

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  • OnePlus 13

    OnePlus made a great phone in the OnePlus 13 that has a big, beautiful display, performs flawlessly, has improved software, should last for more than a day on a single charge, and is equipped with a camera that can truly hang.

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  • Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold

    Coming from someone who has never been the biggest fan of foldables, I think the Pixel 9 Pro Fold is without a doubt a device to consider buying. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time with this new foldable from Google, which I can’t believe I’m actually saying out loud.

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  • OnePlus 11

    The OnePlus 11 is both a well-priced high-end phone and a bit of a tough sell. This phone does a lot right (display, performance, and battery life), but has its issues (weird software choices, no wireless charging, and questionable camera).

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  • Google Pixel 7 Pro 9.5/10

    This will likely be my vote for POTY, which is surprising to even me because I’m a huge, huge fan of the Galaxy Z Fold 4. It’s the camera for me, though.

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  • Google Pixel 6a

    [T]he Pixel 6a is a phone that fits nicely into Google’s line of phones, at least on paper, but it still fails to check all the boxes we wanted.

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  • OnePlus 10 Pro

    So overall, this is a fun phone to use and I think most people would enjoy it. To buy one, you’d probably have to really be a huge OnePlus fan, though.

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  • Samsung Galaxy S21 / S21+

    Samsung is now offering a split Galaxy S line where to get everything and then some, you have to pay for the Ultra. The S21 and S21+ have real downgrades over that phone and when compared to the Galaxy S20 from last year.

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