Today's Android smartphone market can easily overwhelm you with choices. Which is why we have done our research, picking out 13 best android phones worth your attention. Upgrade your old smartphone with one of these excellent android picks. Take a look!
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compatible with your wireless carrier. Most
devices will work with AT&T and T-Mobile, but
not necessarily with Verizon and Sprint.
1. Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 edge
Samsung's power couple, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, are arguably the best Android smartphones available on the market today. Each device features a beautifully designed waterproof body, class-leading screen and camera, as well as support for a number of cool accessories and services such as Samsung Pay and the Gear VR headset.
2. LG G5
The LG G5 pushes the envelope of smartphone hardware design by offering modular components and a duo of camera sensors on its back. Old-school power users, on the other hand, will appreciate the removable battery. As expected from a high-end LG phone, the G5 packs an excellent display, powerful processor, and a handy fingerprint sensor. LG G5 is available from all major carriers.
HTC 10
The freshly launched HTC 10 delivers the best audio experience in its class, headed by superb BoomSound speakers and powerful DAC that can power even pro-grade headphones. An ultra- sharp screen, a stellar camera, a powerful CPU, a gorgeously machined metal body, and the best warranty in its class make the HTC 10 a solid option in its price range.
4. Samsung Galaxy Note5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+
The Samsung Galaxy Note5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ are two different iterations of the same device. With a bundled S Pen stylus, the Note5 is perfect for productive and creative personalities. The Galaxy S6 edge+, on the other hand, swaps the S Pen for a gorgeous Dual Edge display. Both devices feature a CPU and a camera that are among the best in the business, plus wireless charging and Samsung Pay support, among other features. You can't go wrong with either one of these two models.
5. LG V10
The LG V10 is as powerful as is it tough-looking. It features a stainless steel frame — which allows it to easily handle accidental drops — a removable battery, and expandable memory, so power users will surely love it. A secondary display with customizable functionality, one of the best cameras in the business, and a duo of selfie cameras (one of them has a wide-angle lens for group shots) are also on board, as is a fingerprint sensor.
6. Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge
The Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge feature the same excellent hardware as their larger siblings we just mentioned. The S6 edge carries a price premium for its curved glass display. Other than that, the two devices are practically identical. If you are looking for a premium phone that's not too bulky, these are worth your attention.
7. HTC One A9
HTC One A9 entices with its beautifully crafted aluminum body, Google's latest Android Marshmallow, fingerprint sensor, and one of the best warranties in the business. An obvious direct rival to the Apple iPhone 6s, HTC One A9 is here to remind users that great Android smartphones don't need to be huge.
8. Huawei Nexus 6P
Considered by many to be the best Android phablet around, the large-screen relative of the Nexus 5X packs all the hardware you'd expect from a high-end device, packaged into a metal body. It runs stock Android Marshmallow out of the box and will get future updates straight from Google.
9. Moto X Pure Edition
Motorola captured everyone's attention by launching the customizable Moto X two years ago. This year's latest iteration is the best to date powerful, well-made, and offering users the option to adorn the back of their phone with a choice of genuine Horween leather or reclaimed wood.
10. LG Nexus 5X
LG Nexus 5X is Google's take on a pocket-friendly smartphone. It is keenly priced and brimming with innovative features that include a fingerprint sensor and USB Type-C port. Also, it always has the latest Android version on board, so it deserves a spot on the list of everyone looking for an Android smartphone .
11. ZTE Axon Pro
ZTE Axon Pro blends hardware features and metal body typical of more expensive smartphones, yet it starts at $400. Its excellent warranty promises you two years of worry-free ownership with advanced exchanges in case something goes wrong.
12. Motorola Droid Turbo 2
Motorola's Droid Turbo 2 is not the prettiest entry in this bunch, but it makes up for it by being the world's first smartphone with a shatterproof display. It also features a powerful CPU, a massive battery, and a great camera. You can customize it your liking, too, just like its Moto X Pure Edition sibling.
13. BlackBerry Priv
BlackBerry's first Android smartphone is a decidedly premium offering with an excellent sliding keyboard, which separates it from its rivals. Powerful, elegant, secure, and highly entertaining when you want it to be, the Priv is one of the most interesting smartphones to come out this year, but comes with a higher price tag.
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