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THE BEST GAMING PHONES 2024

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By Tabitha Baker
Contributions from
Brendan Griffiths
last updated 21 February 2024

Our picks of the best gaming phones for 2024, whether you're looking at Android
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1. The Quick List
2. Best overall
3. Best value
4. Best budget
5. Most comfortable
6. Best controls

The best gaming phones completely revolutionize your app library. Offering up
seriously powerful processors, plenty of RAM and high quality, high refresh rate
displays, these devices can push your favorite thumb tappers far further. With
the rise of Xbox Cloud gaming services, smaller screens are becoming even bigger
business, which means there are plenty of gaming phones out there for the Play
Store power-user to choose from. 



That makes it difficult to work out exactly what you need from your smartphone,
and how much you need to pay for a gaming-specific device. Thankfully, as gaming
phones develop, we're seeing prices on the biggest and best falling slightly
down the scale. That means there's now options for all budgets, and we're
rounding up our favorites right here. 



Our team of experts is on hand to point out the best gaming phones currently
gracing the market, not to mention the best prices. We've drawn on our own hands
on experience with the latest and greatest releases to ensure you're getting an
overview of the whole space before making that critical decision. Of course,
you're not going to get the performance of a gaming laptop, or even the best
gaming tablets, here - but for a pocket-sized thumb twitcher, these are the
models we'd recommend. 


THE QUICK LIST

Best overall

1. Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro

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Best overall 

The Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro packs the latest and greatest components into a super
slick chassis with a whole wad of extra gaming features to boot. 

Read more below



Best value

2. RedMagic 8S Pro


Best value

The RedMagic 8S Pro offers a fantastic price tag for its high performance
components and luxury display. It's an older CPU, but there's still plenty of
power under the hood and a slimline chassis to enjoy it all in as well. 

Read more below



Best budget

3. Samsung Galaxy A50
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Best budget

If you don't want to break the bank and just want a phone that will run your
favorite games without a hitch, we'd recommend the Samsung Galaxy A50. It's a
solid budget-friendly, no-frills phone.

Read more below



Most comfortable

4. Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate


Most comfortable

While gaming phones are now moving towards a flatter, skinnier form factor the
Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate is one of the last to offer a more comfortable curved
back.

Read more below



Best controls

5. Black Shark 5 Pro


Best controls

The BlackShark 5 Pro packs physical pop up triggers along the top of the device,
allowing for a fantastic level of control on the battlefield. That plus the
actually decent cameras makes it a must-see.

Read more below




THE BEST GAMING PHONE OVERALL

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1. ASUS ROG PHONE 8 PRO

The best gaming phone overall

Our expert review:



SPECIFICATIONS

Screen: 6.78-inch AMOLED
Resolution: 2448 x 1080
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
Cameras: 32MP front, 50MP main rear, 13MP ultra-wide
Storage: Up to 1TB
Water resistance: IP54
Dimensions: 163.8x76.8x8.9mm
Weight: 225g

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REASONS TO BUY

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New sleek design
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Rear dot matrix screen
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Cutting edge performance
+
Surprisingly great camera
+
Touch triggers

REASONS TO AVOID

-
Monstrously expensive
-
Offset USB-C port makes using mobile controllers awkward

With Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor at the helm and a sleek new
chassis to house it all in, the Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro stormed the shelves last
year. Between its edge to edge display and fantastic in-game performance, this
is the gaming phone to beat right now. 

A slimmer form factor means the ROG Phone 8 Pro doesn't stand out too far from
the crowd of mainstream smartphones - but the fun LED matrix display on the rear
certainly does. A matte black surface keeps things classy, though, even if we
didn't particularly enjoy the off-center USB-C port in testing. 



Of course, those touch capacitive trigger buttons are back, with super sensitive
pads offering a more gamepad oriented play style for the titles that support
them. In the box, the Aero Active cooler allows for a more sophisticated set of
bumper buttons while also boosting your phone's performance to boot. Throw in
Asus's Armory Crate software and the sheer power of that Gen 3 Snapdragon chip
and it's clear this svelt device is hiding some serious gaming chops. All that
comes with a super crisp display running at a massive 165Hz (most gaming phones
will cap you at 120Hz) to offer up super fluid motion whether you're gaming or
browsing the web. 

Blitzing performance, a wad of extra gaming focused features, a gorgeous display
and even a decent camera setup make the Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro the best gaming
phone on the market right now. 

Read more: Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro review


THE BEST VALUE GAMING PHONE

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2. REDMAGIC 8S PRO

The best value gaming phone

Our expert review:



SPECIFICATIONS

Screen: 6.8-inch AMOLED, 120Hz
Resolution: 1116 x 2480
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Cameras: 50MP wide, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro, 16MP front
Storage: Up to 512GB
Water resistance: NA
Dimensions: 164 x 76 x 9mm
Weight: 228g



REASONS TO BUY

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Excellent value for money
+
Slick aesthetic
+
Crisp display
+
Long battery life

REASONS TO AVOID

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Very similar to previous model
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Awful selfie camera
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A lot of setup required

While it's very similar to the model before it, the RedMagic 8S Pro is the best
value gaming phone on the market today. It may be dropping back a step from the
Snapdragon Gen 3 processors we're seeing in 2024, but you're getting an
incredible price to performance ratio here with stunning results in-game. If
you're after an Android gaming phone that won't break the bank but still offers
an upgrade over a mainstream device, this is where you need to be looking. 

Inline with other industry trends, the 8S Pro is more laid back in its
aesethetic than previous entries. A flat sided block with a particularly skinny
silhouette, the 8S Pro only hints at its gaming origins at first glance. Of
course, things become a little more obvious once that RGB fans whirs to life,
but from the outside this could be any mainstream flagship. 

That means this is a device that looks good and feels comfortable in the hand,
even if we did wish for a slightly curved back during landscape play. Not only
that, but there are some handy small design features that speak to Nubia's
attention to detail; two USB-C ports allow for charging no matter how you're
holding the device, for example. 

Of course, you're still getting all those gaming phone specific features. The 8S
Pro offers two capacitive touch pads along the top which can read inputs at
560Hz, meanwhile the dedicated game launcher provides quick access to all your
apps and can provide system information and performance controls with an in-game
overlay as well. 

Considering the cash you're spending, that display is something else. A super
crisp AMOLED with a max 1,300 nit brightness is going to look good on any phone,
but the screen ratio in here is fantastic considering its lower price point and
everything still looks slick despite the lower-than-Asus 120Hz refresh rate. 

Read more: RedMagic 8S Pro review


THE BEST BUDGET GAMING PHONE

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3. SAMSUNG GALAXY A50

The best budget gaming phone
Average Amazon review:
☆☆☆☆☆

SPECIFICATIONS

Screen size: 6.4" Super AMOLED
Reslution: 1080 x 2340
Processor: Octa-core
Cameras: 25 MP wide - 8 MP ultra wide - 5 MP depth - 25MP front
Storage: 128GB
Water resistance: IP68 (up to 2 meters)
Dimensions: 158.5mm x 74.7mm x 7.7mm
Weight: 5.86 oz (166g)

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REASONS TO BUY

+
Near-fullscreen display
+
Holds its own on high settings
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The best budget Android phone

REASONS TO AVOID

-
Higher game settings can drain the battery faster 

Picking up a cheaper gaming phone doesn't mean limiting yourself to match-three
puzzlers or go with an unknown brand. The Samsung Galaxy A50 costs a small
fraction of its flashier siblings like the S20 or Note series, but this is still
a great phone and a stone-cold bargain if you want to spend less, but get a
phone that won't let you down.

I was testing this for gaming against some very expensive phones and I almost
had to have a word with it and explain how it needed to stop showing up the big
boys. Call of Duty Mobile on high settings for graphics and frame rate. Why not?
Sure, it wasn't quite as smooth or detailed as your $1000/£1000 flagship phones,
but at less than a third of the price, the A50 is way better than it should be.

As a day to day phone, the Samsung Galaxy A50 has a very good camera, with only
the night pictures being prone to a loss of detail if there are too many
artificial light sources. Amazingly for a phone at this price, it has a dual-SIM
slot, making it handy if you have separate work/home SIMs or if you're picking
up a cheap data card when traveling abroad. There's a newer Galaxy A51 out there
now, which aside from an upgrade to 48MP/32MP (back/front) camera lenses,
carries the same internal spec and display, so we'd stick with the A50 for the
generally cheaper cost, but if you're curious, here are the latest Galaxy A51
prices.


THE MOST COMFORTABLE GAMING PHONE

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4. ASUS ROG PHONE 7 ULTIMATE

The most comfortable gaming phone

Our expert review:



SPECIFICATIONS

Display: 6.78-inch AMOLED, 165Hz
Resolution: 2448 x 1080
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Cameras: 32MP front, 50MP main rear, 13MP ultra-wide, 8MP macro
Storage: 512GB
Water resistance: IP54
Dimensions (HxWxD): 173 x 77 x 10.3mm
Weight: 239g



REASONS TO BUY

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Design isn't too gamerfied
+
Excellent AMOLED display
+
Touch-sensitive triggers feel great
+
Armoury Crate software is just right
+
Powerful audio
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Top-spec internal components
+
Better camera than average gaming phones

REASONS TO AVOID

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Off-centre USB-C port means controllers are limited
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At the top end of the price range

The latest ROG phone certainly doesn't rip up the rulebook. Sporting an almost
identical design to the previous generation, the Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate is a
familiar sight with the chunky form factor and bezels of a much older device.
However, with newer releases opting for a harsh flat design this is a golden age
of comfort we're keen to keep alive.

A Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset runs this show, offering some incredible
performance and the cooling to back it up. Without the dedicated AeroCooler
system (sold separately), things can get a little heated when pushed to max, but
we were never uncomfortable during standard everyday gaming. That's not
something we can say for the majority of gaming phones out there.

Pair that with a gorgeous screen (working particularly hard for you considering
its resolution sits at just 2448 x 1080) and a beastly set of front firing
speakers and the overall experience is unlike anything we've experienced before.
Everything is crisp and snappy thanks to the AMOLED display running at 165Hz,
meanwhile the touch sensitive triggers make sure you're taking every shot with
excellent precision.

> The Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate sports some of the most capable components on
> the market right now, with a luxury finish and a well-recognized pedigree in
> the mobile gaming space.
> 
> Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate review

The ROG Phone 7 Ultimate has even avoided software pitfalls that sometimes
plague even the best gaming phones. The Armoury Crate software neatly pulls all
your games together while also serving as a hub for performance settings,
framerate limits, and screen recordings. It's not unusual to find these features
split across several different programs clogging up a gaming phone, so this
sparsity is a welcome relief. 

All of that makes the lofty price point all the more enticing, particularly if
you're happy to invest in a high-end device. However, there is one flaw that may
well stop you in your tracks. The charging USB-C port to the bottom of the phone
is off-centre. That means you won't be able to use the Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate
with the majority of mobile controllers which often connect directly via this
USB-C port. Bluetooth gamepads won't be effected but if you're looking to use
something like the Razer Kishi V2, you'll need to look elsewhere. 

Overall, though, this is a serious piece of kit with the serious price tag to
match. If you want the best of the best, Asus is a good place to start, but
there are some sacrifices you can make (and likely won't notice) if you do want
to keep the cost down.

Read more: Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate review


THE BEST CONTROLS ON A GAMING PHONE

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5. BLACK SHARK 5 PRO

The best controls on a gaming phone

Our expert review:



SPECIFICATIONS

Screen size: 6.67-inch OLED
Resolution: 1080p
Processor: Qualcomm SM8450 Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
Cameras: 108MP Wide, 12MP Ultra-Wide, 5MP Macro (rear), 16MP Wide (front)
Storage: 256GB / 512GB
Water resistance: NA
Dimensions (HxWxD): 16.3 x 76.5 x 9.5mm
Weight: 220g



REASONS TO BUY

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Extreme performance
+
Gorgeous OLED panel
+
An actually decent camera system
+
Physical pop-up triggers

REASONS TO AVOID

-
Only minor battery upgrades
-
No audio jack
-
No wireless charging

Balancing the top spot for best gaming phone is tricky business. Yes, this
device needs to be one of the most powerful models on the market, but it also
needs to be within reach. The price to performance ratio of the Black Shark 5
Pro is excellent. It's no cheap device by any means, but there's little sense of
inflated costs here. Plus, for a device to truly be considered the best gaming
phone overall it needs to function just as well as an actual smartphone as it
does a gaming machine. That's where the camera of the Black Shark 5 Pro comes
in. 

> From the outstanding performance from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip to the split
> storage system, Xiaomi has positioned the Black Shark 5 Pro as an all-in-one
> powerhouse.
> 
> Black Shark 5 Pro review

It's rare to find a gaming phone offering such top-line specs and performance
while still carrying a decent set of lenses in its corner. We were particularly
impressed by the shots we were able to take here. Yes, you are making some
smartphone sacrifices - the lack of wireless charging being the biggest here -
however this is still an everyday device with the battery to back it up. 

Load up some games, though, and you'll really see the Black Shark 5 Pro shine.
Everything is smooth and crisp on that gorgeous OLED display, and with physical
pop up trigger buttons to keep all your movements precise and snappy as well.
Few phones offer these physical clickers these days, opting for the more svelt
touch-capacitive buttons along the top. However, we were particularly thankful
for these small additions, making for a far more engaging experience overall. 

Add to all that a design and feel that brings the Black Shark line more into the
realm of the everyday smartphone market and you've got yourself a secret weapon
in your pocket. This is a dream of a phone without topping the price charts. 

Read more: Black Shark 5 Pro review

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Each handset that passes our pockets goes through a series of tests to see if
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First and foremost, though, we live with these devices to see just how well
their form factors, cameras, screens, and - crucially - battery lives hold up
under every day use. That's why we adopt each model as our own throughout the
testing period, putting each phone through its paces in both standard use and
through heavy gaming sessions. 

After that, we run each gaming phone through a series of titles to determine
their performance as well as how much battery they consume. Call of Duty Mobile,
PUBG, Magic The Gathering: Arena, and Fortnite (on Android) are our primary
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WHICH PHONES ARE BEST FOR GAMING?

In our testing, the best phone for gaming is currently the Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro.
However, if you're after value for money we'd recommend checking out the
slightly solder RedMagic 8S Pro.


ARE GAMING PHONES WORTH IT?

If you're invested in the wide and wonderful world of mobile gaming, sinking
some cash into a device that can keep up with your pursuits will always be worth
it. You'll enjoy a faster screen, more RAM and storage, a more powerful
processor, and additional gaming features like fps caps and performance modes. 

However, if you tinker with Apple Arcade every now and then or jump into the odd
PUBG session, we'd recommend aiming for a phone that can support your mobile
gameplay, but not at the sacrifice of other features. The best gaming phones
often drop camera and high-end networking features, and can cost a pretty penny
to boot, so it's worth working out whether you'll actually be using those
additional gadgets before investing. 

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