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This is the Android phone for photography enthusiasts, as well as those who want the latest and greatest when it comes to the Android OS itself. And with 30W charging (charging brick sold separately), you can top off quickly.

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However, in our anecdotal usage, the Pixel 6 Pro is more than adequate enough to last a day. The big 5,000 mAh battery, while impressive on paper, didn’t come out to truly remarkable battery life results in our testing. The Pixel 6 Pro sports the best cameras we’ve ever seen on a Pixel, including a telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom. Built for AI and machine learning, it has some impressive features.īut that’s not all. It also sports the new Tensor system-on-chip, Google’s own homegrown silicon. It’s the new big boy from Google with an expansive 6.7-inch QHD+ display with a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate. If you want the best Android experience possible right now, then look no further than the Pixel 6 Pro. And at that price, it’s one of the best values on this list (bested perhaps by the Pixel 5a). Part of that could have something to do with the older 5G modem, since we saw significantly improved results when we were on LTE versus 5G.Įven so, the Pixel 6 sports all kinds of new smarts thanks to the Tensor chip. In our testing, the phone fared far worse than other phones on this list. If we had to lodge one complaint with the Pixel 6, it’d be the disappointing battery life. While it lacks the telephoto camera and the 120Hz display you’ll find on the Pixel 6 Pro, the Pixel 6 does basically everything you could want an Android phone to do. This is the everyman’s Pixel this year, coming in at an extremely affordable $599 starting price. All of that comes together in a svelte body that is sure to turn heads. The Pixel 6 is a wholly new device this time around with a fresh design, significant camera upgrades, and the first-generation Tensor chip. Google’s latest round of phones have easily earned their places on this list. The best Android phones you can buy today Whether you're looking for a new phone before heading off to college or for some other piece of vital classroom tech, follow our back-to-school guide for all of your shopping needs this season. That includes the best Android phones, which may see discounts at retailers and phone carriers.

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While summer is in full swing, school will be here before you know it, which means it's tie to check out the back-to-school sales for deals on all sorts of necessities. Ultimately, cameras carry the day for the lower-cost Pixel, though the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro impress as camera phones, too.Īnd if you want to live the foldable life, the Galaxy Z Flip 4 is a great option now with more power and better battery life. Still, when it comes to budget buys, it's hard to beat the Pixel 6a, though the Galaxy A53 tries its best to match that midrange phone.

The OnePlus 10 Pro is a compelling alternative to Samsung's flagships, and the newly unveiled OnePlus 10T offers powerful performance at a significant discount.

And whichever you buy, be sure to also look at our list of the 25 best apps for your new Android Phone. Read on to find the best Android phone for your needs and budget. 5G has also come to more affordable options, like the Pixel 6a, OnePlus Nord N20 and Galaxy A53, so it's nice to see more Android phones able to take advantage of faster download speeds. Premium Android flagship phones start at $599, offering the sharpest and brightest displays, the most advanced photography, and cutting edge features like reverse wireless charging and screens that can refresh at 120Hz. That's not to mention Google's second-generation Tensor chip slated to power the Pixel 7 when that flagship arrives in the fall.

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We've already seen several phones powered by the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, and now some with the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 chip have started to arrive.

We're talking the Galaxy S22, OnePlus 10, and more. And now that we're halfway through 2022, a slew of new devices are available with more on the way.

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