THE UNSOLVEDTECH: TOP 5 PHONES

TOP 5 PHONES

1 SAMSUNG G S7 & S7 EDGE:

samsung galaxy s7

Samsung is trying to make their grip on smartphone market stronger and stronger year by year. samsung galaxy s7 is the samsungs new move to keep their dominance alive in the world of smartphone .Samsung galaxy s7 is the samsungs new flagship with the great specs.I think its the combo of samsung galaxy s5 and s6.With samsung galaxy s7 samsung is bringing back waterproof,Dust resistance and microsd slot in their s-series.

The camera is superb, the audio and video quality brilliant and the QHD display crammed into the 5.1-inch screen is the sharpest on the market - although it does suck down the battery rather a lot but thanks to 3000mah battery which gives decent battery backup .The design is finally something we're pleased to hold in our hand, rather than the plastic cheapness.

with great specs ,design which gives premium feel when you hold it in your hand.Its one of the best smart phone available this year.

Price::$600-$700

2 lg G7:

LG G5

LG's back, and with an innovative bang. This is a phone that's designed to fall apart - well, come apart at least. You see, in addition to the clever dual camera, there's a clip at the bottom that lets you remove and swap out the battery .

That's good news because many new phones lack a removable power pack, and this one actually goes beyond that with new modules. Attach an Hi-Fi audio module for better speakers or a battery-infused camera grip to take almost as many vacation photos as you want.

We're still waiting for the B&O audio module to make it to the US, but there's promise that it'll come along with additional LG G5 modules. It's another 'alternative' phone from LG, and we're big fans, especially at $99 on contract if you shop well enough.

Price::$600-$700

3 IPhone 6:

Iphone 6S

Bigger, better, sleeker and faster than the iPhone 6

What can you say about any new iPhone? Most people are already decided about whether they're going to buy the new model before it's even announced - but that hasn't stopped us giving it a thoroughly good going over.

The good points are the same as usual: a hugely powerful phone, a great camera and the new 3D Touch interface is genuinely useful, and will only continue to get better as time goes on.

The chassis is identical to the previous iPhone 6, which will irk some and might force them to wait for the I phone 7, but it's still well-designed. The battery life is actually a little shorter (to fit in the motor for the 3D Touch method) and is the the biggest issue with the phone.

That said, it's still a brilliant iPhone, the phone that loads of users are desperate to get their hands on, and Apple's not done any harm at all with this upgraded model.

Price::$600-$700

4 HTC 10:

HTC 10

Not 10/10, but the best phone for music by far

After the success of the HTC One M8, the world wondered if time was up for HTC after it didn't really ignite the smartphone game with the One M9.

Well, that's not the case as the brand went away, made a beautiful phone that's 'sculpted by light', added in a genuinely impressive camera and improved the battery life.

But that's not the best bit - that comes when you plug headphones into this thing. It's sensational - can this thing pump beautiful, Hi-Res Audio into your ears or what?

For that reason alone it's worth a place in the top ten, and the myriad other improvements impress equally.

Price::$600-$700

5 Nexus 6P:

Google 6P

Google goes again for a phablet, and it's a corker

Google and Huawei teamed up to make the Nexus 6P, and it's really the best smartphone from either company and a relief over Motorola's Nexus 6 from a year prior.

It has a vivid quad HD 5.7-inch display that's much more manageable in two hands and sometimes one. And yet while the Nexus 6P is easier to hold, it remains tall and just enough for watching movies and browsing the web.

You won't be hungry for Android updates with this phone either. It's currently running the latest version of Android m and can beta test Android N Developer Preview. You'll also be more secure thanks to its well-placed fingerprint scanner on the back - which is both quick and accurate.

What keeps the Nexus 6P on the list and also from ranking higher is its price. It's a steal at $499 in the US for an unlocked phone. Problem is, you won't find it subsidized by any carriers. We also found the camera to be fantastic for a Nexus phone, but not as sharp as photos taken by Samsung handsets.

Price:$400-$500

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Friday 20 May 2016

TOP 5 PHONES

TOP 5 PHONES

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