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Every smartphone screen is a compromise, built to do everything reasonably well and nothing perfectly. The Hisense A10 Ultra rejects that premise outright. Instead of one panel stretched thin across every task, it pairs a 6.13-inch E Ink display with a 4.96-inch color touchscreen that clips onto the back magnetically, then walks away again the…
The “Fan Edition” label has historically meant a Samsung phone that trades some flagship firepower for a more accessible price. The Galaxy S26 FE keeps that tradition mostly intact at $699.99, but it comes with something the Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26+, and S26 don’t have yet: One UI 9 running on Android 17 out of…
The smartphone upgrade cycle has been one of the more quietly destructive consumer habits of the past two decades. Most people replace their phone every two or three years, and most of the time the reason has less to do with the device failing than with the manufacturer stopping support for it, making it feel…
PROS: EllaClaw is one of the most impressive phone AI experiences available right now Multi-model AI support, including Gemini, ChatGPT, Grok, DeepSeek, Meta AI, and Ella Strong 2-day battery life from the 6500mAh cell Competitive value in the mid-range segment CONS: Single speaker setup sounds tinny and lacks bass Curved waterfall display is prone to…
Smartphones have never been smarter, but they’ve also never been more demanding. Bigger screens, algorithmic feeds, and relentless notifications aren’t design oversights. They’re deliberate, built to keep you engaged for as long as possible. The prevailing logic is that longer screen time is better, and most phones are optimized around that, pulling you back in…
PROS: Streamlined and focused note-taking experience Looks and feels like using a digital A5 notebook Battery-free stylus with 8,192 levels of pressure and tilt support Sharp display with anti-glare nano-etching, DC dimming, and soft light CONS: No microSD storage expansion Cover attachment feels prone to breaking Custom software has room for improvement RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS…
PROS: Distinctive visible liquid cooling design Gorgeous and responsive 9.06-inch 2.4K display Impressive performance across the board Dual USB-C ports for charging while playing CONS: Modest IP54 dust and water resistance Very basic camera performance RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: The REDMAGIC Astra 2 is the rare gaming…
PROS: Eye-catching designs that deliver a strong visual identity Color-changing Thermo Orange opens DIY possibilities Clous de Paris-inspired button makes AI more tactile and personal Decent performance and strong value for its price CONS: No dedicated telephoto or ultra-wide cameras Infinix HOT 70 (non-Pro) is limited to 4G networks only RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY…
The back of a smartphone has historically been the least interesting real estate on the device. A logo, some camera lenses, and a flat slab of glass or metal. Nothing phones started to change that conversation a few years ago by threading LED strips through their transparent backs to indicate calls, charges, and timers with…
E Ink phones have built a devoted following among people who’ve grown tired of the toll a conventional smartphone screen takes on their eyes. The technology’s reflective nature means less eye strain over long sessions, better outdoor readability, and dramatically lower battery drain. The problem has always been what happens when you need your phone…