Android Mobile Phones: Ranked by Popularity
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#1
By Popularity
Samsung Galaxy S8
91/100
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.
#2
Samsung Galaxy S7
96/100
The Galaxy S7 is Samsung's best phone yet. Regardless of what you are looking for in a phone, the Galaxy S7 has it and more. It will be a difficult phone to beat in 2016.
#3
Samsung Galaxy S8+
88/100
Samsung could have the phone of the year right here – and it’s only March. The S8+ is a stunning piece of tech that redefines what a phone should look like. It also ticks all the right boxes when it comes to hardware, coming with a gorgeous display, refined water-resistant design, expandable storage and a great camera setup.The size might put some off, but others will adore the huge canvas.
#4
Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017)
Android handset with 5.2" Super AMOLED display and high resolution 16MP front and rear cameras
#5
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge
96/100
Samsung's latest curved wonder is super-stylish, super-powered and simply all-round super
#6
Google Pixel
Premium Android 7.1 device with 5" display, new 12.3 MP camera, 4GB RAM and Google Assistant
#8
LG G6
92/100
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict? Your Honor, we most certainly have. In the case of the LG G6, we hereby find the smartphone… fantastic! As I said before, you can’t even compare the G6 to last year’s G5. It’s as if they were made by two entirely different companies. From the in-hand feel to the ability to customize LG’s ugly theme, the G6 is a real winner in my book.
#9
Samsung Galaxy J3
Android 5.1 device with 5" display, 5MP camera and 1.2GHz quad-core processor
#11
LG K4 (2017)
Android smartphone with 5MP rear & front camera, 5 inches HD display and Quad-core processor
#12
Google Pixel XL
90/100
The Pixel XL is a compelling entry in the premium handset arena. A lovely display, fantastic camera, and solid battery life all make the Pixel XL an attractive buy. And of course, guaranteed software updates are the icing on an already delicious cake.
#13
Alcatel Pixi 4
4G Android handset with a 6" display, long lasting battery and 16GB of storage.
#15
Editor's Pick
LG G4
85/100
In terms of general build design, the LG G4 is exceptional. Like the G3, its large 5.5 inch screen makes little impact on the overall size of the device thanks to super-thin bezels. As a measure for comparison, the iPhone 6 Plus has the same-sized screen (with a lower resolution), but the G4 is almost a full 1cm shorter from bottom to top.
#16
Motorola Moto G Play
Splashproof smartphone with Android 6.0, 8MP camera and quad-core CPU
#17
Alcatel onetouch Pixi 3 (4.0)
Compact 3G feature phone with a 1GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of storage.
#18
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo
2015's update with Android 5.1, octa-core CPU and is water and dust resistant
#19
Huawei P10 lite
Android 7.0 device with 5.2" display, 12MP camera and 2.1GHz Octa-Core CPU
#22
BlackBerry KEYone
Android 7.1 BlackBerry device with 4.5" HD display, 12MP camera, 3GB RAM and 2GHz Octa-Core CPU
#23
LG Stylo 3 Plus
Android 7.0 phablet with stylus pen, fingerprint sensor, 13MP camera and 5.7" display
#24
Editor's Pick
Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB
90/100
The combination of this screen, this performance, this camera and Samsung’s outstanding engineering make the Galaxy S6 our favourite phone to date.
#25
Editor's Pick
Motorola Moto G Plus
80/100
It may not be wrapped in stainless steel, like the iPhones and top-flight Galaxy models, but it certainly has the same great, useful features below the surface.
#26
Motorola Moto G (2nd Gen.)
Affordable Android 4.4 device with 5" display, 1.2GHz processor & 8 MP camera
#27
Samsung Galaxy A5
Android 4.4 device with full metal body, 5" HD display and 13MP camera
#28
ZTE Grand X2
Android Lollipop smartphone with 1.2GHz quad core processor and 8MP camera.
#29
Alcatel Lume
Marshmallow Android smartphone with 4 inch capacitive touchscreen and a quad-core processor.
#30
Huawei nova plus
Android 6.0 device with 5.5" display, 16MP camera and 2.0GHz Octa-Core CPU
#32
Sony Xperia X Performance
Powerful Android 6.0 handset with 5" display, 23MP camera and 2.15 GHz quad-core CPU
#34
Huawei P10 Plus
Android 7.0 phablet with 5.5" display, 20MP camera and 2.4GHz Octa-Core CPU
#35
Motorola Moto G5
Smart, fast and extraordinarily stylish Moto G device with 5.0" display, octa-core processor and 13 MP camera
#36
BlackBerry PRIV
BlackBerry's 2015 flagship phone feature a 5.4" dual-curved screen, 18MP camera and hidden keyboard
#37
BlackBerry DTEK50
Android 6.0 BlackBerry smartphone with 5.2" HD display, 13MP camera and 1.5 GHz Quad-Core CPU
#38
Motorola Moto G4 Plus
Marshmallow Android smartphone with Motorola Computing System and an octa-core processor.
#39
Sony Xperia XA
Android 6.0 handset with 5" display, 13MP camera and 2 GHz octa-core CPU
#40
Sony Xperia X
Android 6.0 device with 5" display, predictive 23MP camera and 1.8GHz Hexa-core CPU
#41
Editor's Pick
Motorola Moto Z
80/100
The Moto Z is a brilliant execution of an average idea. Through its Moto Mods system, Motorola has turned the idea of a modular smartphone where you can add and remove features on the fly into a simple, easy-to-use feature set. The problem is they're fun, but not necessary.
#42
Google Pixel 128GB
Premium Android 7.1 device with 5" display, new 12.3 MP camera, 4GB RAM and Google Assistant
#43
LG Stylo 2 Plus
Android 6.0 phablet with 5.7" display, 13MP camera, 1.4GHz Octa-Core CPU and Stylus Pen
#45
Editor's Pick
Google Nexus 5X
Upgraded version with Android 6.0, 5.2" display, and 1.8 GHz Hexa-Core CPU
#46
Kyocera DuraForce
Rugged Android 4.4 smartphone with 4.5" display, quad-core CPU and 4G LTE connectivity
#47
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 128GB
90/100
The combination of this screen, its performance, its fantastic camera and Samsung’s outstanding engineering make the Galaxy S6 our favourite phone to date.
#48
Motorola Moto X Play
90/100
Considering that the Moto X Play can be anywhere from about two-thirds to one-half the price of and iPhone 6s, there’s not much more bang-for-buck out there on the market right now, with the possible exception of the budget Moto G3.
#49
Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime
Android KitKat Smartphone with 5inch display, long lasting battery and dual sim.
#50
Editor's Pick
Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen.)
Water resistant Android Lollipop smartphone with 13MP rear camera and 5 inch HD display
#15
By Popularity
Editor's Pick
LG G4
85/100
In terms of general build design, the LG G4 is exceptional. Like the G3, its large 5.5 inch screen makes little impact on the overall size of the device thanks to super-thin bezels. As a measure for comparison, the iPhone 6 Plus has the same-sized screen (with a lower resolution), but the G4 is almost a full 1cm shorter from bottom to top.
#24
Editor's Pick
Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB
90/100
The combination of this screen, this performance, this camera and Samsung’s outstanding engineering make the Galaxy S6 our favourite phone to date.
#25
Editor's Pick
Motorola Moto G Plus
80/100
It may not be wrapped in stainless steel, like the iPhones and top-flight Galaxy models, but it certainly has the same great, useful features below the surface.
#41
Editor's Pick
Motorola Moto Z
80/100
The Moto Z is a brilliant execution of an average idea. Through its Moto Mods system, Motorola has turned the idea of a modular smartphone where you can add and remove features on the fly into a simple, easy-to-use feature set. The problem is they're fun, but not necessary.
#45
Editor's Pick
Google Nexus 5X
Upgraded version with Android 6.0, 5.2" display, and 1.8 GHz Hexa-Core CPU
#50
Editor's Pick
Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen.)
Water resistant Android Lollipop smartphone with 13MP rear camera and 5 inch HD display
Quick Notes about Google Android:
Android is an open source operating system (OS) used by a variety of different manufacturers. It is the world's most widly spread mobile OS.
- Hundreds of thousands of apps available on the Google Play app store
- Android is one of the most, if not the most, customizable option in the mobile OS market
- Operating System versions tend to be named after desserts (Froyo, Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat).
- Designed for easy use for OEMÆs (Original Equipment Manufacturer).
- WebKIT is the core of the browser.
- Android not only utilises icons on its home screens, but also Widgets. Widgets are live-updated windows that also often boast usable functionalities that do not require the user to open an app.
- OS fragmentation is the core issue for Android devices. This is because when a new version of Android comes out, it must then spread to all the different manufacturers and then through various carriers. Many phones do not see an update until the next one after it is on the horizon, or even after its release.
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