Most phones have long abandoned the microSD slot, headphone jack, and physical camera shutter. Sony’s latest mid-ranger preserves all three, making its recycled processor and oddly promoted payment shortcut even harder to understand.
Redmi’s new K100 Pro flagships combine 185 Hz OLED displays and 200 MP cameras with enormous batteries. The Pro Max goes further with 9,070 mAh, a 5x periscope camera, and a Bose-tuned 2.1-channel speaker system.
Previewed as a surreal concept at MWC 2026, the Honor Robot Phone is now an actual product with a motorized four-degree-of-freedom camera gimbal, ARRI imaging technology, and an AI that can track subjects—or dance to music.
The Minimal Phone 2 trades its predecessor’s E Ink display for a faster 3.92-inch OLED panel but retains the physical QWERTY keyboard, now with backlighting and remappable shortcuts. It starts at US$599 on Kickstarter.
The regular Pixel 11 delivers Tensor G6, three rear cameras, 5x optical zoom, and Google’s latest AI tricks without charging extra for “Pro.”
Google retains the familiar book-style shape but makes its latest Fold thinner, lighter, brighter, and allegedly three times more durable.
Google’s new Pro Pixels pair Tensor G6 and 120x zoom with HiLight, a colorful notification system that lets the back of your phone do the talking.
The iQOO 15T pairs Monster-class processing with a Q3 gaming chip, 144 Hz 2K display, 200 MP camera, and an 8,000 mAh battery that borders on power-bank territory.
The affordable OnePlus Turbo 6X and 6X Pro bring 144 Hz displays, enormous batteries, and up to 80 W charging—although only the Pro gets AMOLED, OIS, and serious waterproofing.
The compact OnePlus 15T squeezes flagship gaming power, a 3.5x periscope camera, and a colossal 7,500 mAh battery into a pocket-friendly 6.32-inch body.
The compact OnePlus 15T squeezes flagship gaming power, a 3.5x periscope camera, and a colossal 7,500 mAh battery into a pocket-friendly 6.32-inch body.