If you're trying to pick between the Samsung Galaxy Note10 and the iPhone XR, then this is your go-to guide. We'll put the devices head-to-head to show you how each one stacks up.
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Easily Samsung's best phone yet. It's pricey, and there are a few feature misses, but none overshadow what a superb smartphone the Galaxy S8 is.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ are both great smartphones, but not huge steps forward for Samsung or its fans. Improvements to the camera are welcome, but there are a few other key areas in need of attention.
Despite improvement, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 is behind where it needs to be for the price.
The iPhone 6s may not have an original design, but it has a number of features which elevate it above its predecessor, and every other iPhone before it.
The iPhone X is a bleeding edge piece of tech that lays the foundation for the next decade of smartphones. If you can stomach the cost - and don’t mind relearning how to use your phone - it's easily the best iPhone you can buy, but it's not for everyone.
There's no need to beat around the bush: the iPhone XR is the best iPhone for most people. You might miss out on a few features when compared to the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, but you save a significant chunk of cash.
The Pixel 2 XL is one of the best Android phones you can buy, but it's not quite a homerun for Google. The amazing camera and performance are offset by potentially problematic screen issues and a design that pales in comparison to the competition. These aren't deal breakers, but they mean the Pixel 2 XL isn't quite the "go to" Android flagship Google wants it to be.
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