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THE BEST PHONES FOR 2024


WHETHER YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AN ANDROID SMARTPHONE, AN IPHONE, OR A SIMPLE FEATURE
PHONE, THESE ARE OUR TOP PICKS FOR A VARIETY OF BUDGETS ACROSS THE MAJOR US
WIRELESS CARRIERS.

by Iyaz Akhtar 
Jan 09, 2024

Related:
The Best Android Phones for 2024 The Best Phones for Seniors in 2024 The Best
Camera Phones for 2024 The Best 5G Phones for 2024 What's the Best iPhone to Buy
in 2024?



OVERVIEW

 * APPLE IPHONE 15
   
   Best iPhone for Most People
   Jump To Details
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 * APPLE IPHONE 15 PRO MAX
   
   Most Powerful iPhone
   Jump To Details
   See It

 * SAMSUNG GALAXY S23 ULTRA
   
   Best High-End Android Phone
   Jump To Details
   See It

 * SAMSUNG GALAXY A14 5G
   
   Best Budget Smartphone
   Jump To Details
   See It

 * SAMSUNG GALAXY Z FOLD 5
   
   Best Folding Phone
   Jump To Details
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 * GOOGLE PIXEL 8
   
   Best Android Phone for Most People
   Jump To Details
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 * MOTOROLA THINKPHONE
   
   Best Android for Professionals
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 * Apple iPhone 14 (128 GB) – A$1,199 (was $1,299, 8% off)
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 * Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 512GB – A$2,500 (was $2,799, 11% off)
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Editor's note: This article has been syndicated from our US site, and so
predominantly focuses on US carriers.

For most of us, mobile phones are at the center of our universe. The typical
feature set of these palm-sized marvels is astounding. It's your phone,
messaging device, web browser, camera, music player, GPS, and more. The phone
you choose affects your life in a multitude of ways. That's why we're here to
help you pick exactly the right one.

We're a smartphone-dominated nation, with 5G now widely available across much of
the land from three major, nationwide wireless carriers (Dish is also building
out a 5G network). But some of our choices have constricted a bit: The
smartphone OS marketplace is basically down to Apple's iOS and Google's Android.
It's surprisingly difficult to find a really good simple voice phone nowadays,
too.

We've reviewed almost every smartphone available for AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon
Wireless, as well as for many of their sub-brands such as Cricket, Metro, and
Visible. But rather than simply choosing the phones with the highest ratings
here, we aim to deliver a list of devices that covers every budget and use case.
We generally focus on the hottest, newest releases, but you can also find great
value in slightly older phones, so make sure to shop around. We also include
some helpful buying advice below the list that can help you throughout your
search.

Editor's note: This article has been syndicated from our US site, and so
predominantly focuses on US carriers.


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Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make
better buying decisions. Read our editorial mission & see how we test.

Table of ContentsBest iPhone for Most PeopleMost Powerful iPhoneBest High-End
Android PhoneBest Budget SmartphoneBest Folding PhoneBest Android Phone for Most
PeopleBest Android for ProfessionalsWhich Cell Phone Carrier Has the Best
Coverage?Do You Need a 5G Phone?Should You Get an Unlocked Phone?What Is the
Best Smartphone?What Is the Best Feature Phone?What's the Best Time to Buy a New
Phone?


DEEPER DIVE: OUR TOP TESTED PICKS


 * APPLE IPHONE 15
   
   Best iPhone for Most People
   4.0 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   The base model iPhone 15 offers everything you want from an iPhone for a lot
   less money than the Pro version. It has a high-quality build with a
   waterproof chassis, a brighter screen, faster performance, and better cameras
   than ever. It also loses the notch of older iPhones in favor of the Dynamic
   Island and jumps from Apple's old Lightning connector to the more universal
   USB-C.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   If you don't need bleeding-edge hardware or the largest screen, the standard
   iPhone 15 won't let you down and will save you money at the same time.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Good size and weight
     * Solid performance
     * Capable cameras
     * USB-C port
     * Dynamic Island
   
   * CONS
     
     * No always-on display
     * No telephoto camera
     * Shorter battery life than other iPhones
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreApple iPhone 15 Review


 * APPLE IPHONE 15 PRO MAX
   
   Most Powerful iPhone
   4.5 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   The iPhone 15 Pro Max is the most iPhone you can get, with the fastest
   processor, the best screen, the biggest battery, and the most capable
   cameras. A USB-C Gen 2 port, titanium frame, and versatile Action button are
   all new for this iteration, as are the powerful A17 Pro processor and 5x
   optical telephoto camera. If you're serious about photography and
   videography, this is the iPhone to get.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   Simply put, this is the best iPhone money can buy. It's for those who want
   all the new features and best performance available from an iPhone.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Fast, smooth performance
     * Excellent cameras
     * Long battery life
     * Useful Action button
     * USB-C connectivity opens up new features
     * Lighter than previous Pro Max
   
   * CONS
     
     * Expensive
     * Big
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreApple iPhone 15 Pro Max Review


 * SAMSUNG GALAXY S23 ULTRA
   
   Best High-End Android Phone
   4.5 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra offers superb specs including a Snapdragon 8 Gen
   2 for Galaxy processor, up to 1TB of storage, up to 12GB of RAM, and the best
   camera stack you can get on an Android phone in the US. The built-in S Pen
   stylus is another significant point in its favor, particularly for artists
   and notetakers who like to sketch or jot on the run.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   If you want 10x telephoto zoom power, a 200MP primary camera, and stylus
   support, stop your search here. Just make sure you have the funds to afford
   this pricey flagship.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Large, bright display
     * Speedy performance
     * Excellent cameras
     * S Pen integration
     * Solid battery life
     * Durable hardware
     * Strong software update commitment
   
   * CONS
     
     * Expensive
     * Big, heavy build
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreSamsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Review


 * SAMSUNG GALAXY A14 5G
   
   Best Budget Smartphone
   4.0 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   The Samsung Galaxy A14 5G is an excellent value for under $200. Highlights
   include a large 90Hz screen, a quality camera stack, and a guarantee of four
   years' worth of security updates. The build quality could be better, but the
   performance is still commendable for the price.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   If you don't want to spend more than $200 on a smartphone, we can confidently
   recommend this Samsung handset. It doesn't compete with pricier midrange
   models, but it still gives you far more features than a simple voice phone
   for less than two Franklins.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Large, sharp display with 90Hz refresh rate
     * Good performance for the price
     * Excellent software update policy
   
   * CONS
     
     * Not protected against dust or water
     * Screen is hard to see in sunlight
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreSamsung Galaxy A14 5G Review


 * SAMSUNG GALAXY Z FOLD 5
   
   Best Folding Phone
   4.5 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 works out all the major kinks that hindered the
   outgoing Z Fold 4. The lighter package and more compact body make it
   appreciably easier to carry around this incredibly powerful machine.
   Moreover, it finally loses the wedged shape when folded and closes entirely
   flat. It costs a lot of money, but Samsung justifies it with lots of
   features, such as advanced multitasking, S Pen stylus support, the latest 5G
   and Wi-Fi radios, and speedy performance.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   If you are looking for one device to replace your phone, tablet, and maybe
   even your laptop, the Z Fold 5 is built for you. It's the top folding phone
   in the market with good reason.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Incredibly versatile
     * Excellent productivity software
     * Beautiful screens
     * Slimmer, lighter design than previous generation
   
   * CONS
     
     * Pricey
     * Odd speaker placement
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 Review


 * GOOGLE PIXEL 8
   
   Best Android Phone for Most People
   4.0 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   The Pixel 8 offers most of the same features as the Pixel 8 Pro for $300
   less. It has a great build and features incredibly powerful, AI-enhanced
   image and video editing tools like Magic Eraser and Best Take. It also stands
   out for its unique design and Google Assistant-powered search tools.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   If you enjoy mobile photography or want a pure Google software experience,
   the Pixel 8 is the Android phone to get. People who don't upgrade their
   phones often should appreciate Google's promised seven years of OS updates,
   too.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Competitively priced
     * Advanced AI features
     * Terrific cameras
     * Compact
     * Excellent build quality
   
   * CONS
     
     * Unimpressive battery life
     * No telephoto camera
     * Storage capped at 256GB
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreGoogle Pixel 8 Review


 * MOTOROLA THINKPHONE
   
   Best Android for Professionals
   4.0 Excellent
   
   
   WHY WE PICKED IT
   
   Given that it shares branding with Lenovo's enterprise-friendly ThinkPad
   laptops, it's no surprise that the Motorola ThinkPhone is also for the
   business crowd. This sub-flagship phone offers a 144Hz screen, above-average
   battery life, and a rugged design that can resist dust and spills as well as
   any other flagship phone. The Ready For companion app enables app streaming,
   cross-device copy and pasting, and drag-and-drop file sharing with Windows
   PCs, while IT-friendly management apps (such as ThinkShield, Moto Secure,
   Moto OEMConfig, and Moto Device Manager) help you stay compliant with company
   policies.
   
   
   WHO IT'S FOR
   
   If you need a phone focused on work, the ThinkPhone is more than powerful,
   secure, and durable enough to handle your professional needs. Plus, it's just
   cool that the phone matches Lenovo's carbon fiber laptops.
   
   * PROS
     
     * Excellent performance
     * Speedy 144Hz display
     * Above-average battery life
     * Resistant to drops and water
   
   * CONS
     
     * Just-OK cameras
   Get It Now
   See It
   Learn MoreMotorola ThinkPhone Review


BUYING GUIDE: THE BEST PHONES FOR 2024



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WHICH CELL PHONE CARRIER HAS THE BEST COVERAGE?

Despite all the recent hardware and mobile software innovations, choosing a
wireless service provider remains the most important decision. No matter what
device you buy, it's a paperweight unless you have reliable wireless coverage.
You should choose a carrier that offers fair prices and provides the best
coverage in your area.

If you're interested in performance and you live in a metro area, pay the most
attention to where carriers have "mid-band" 5G and use phones that support that
technology.





UScellular is available only in about half the country. It has a reputation for
good customer service, but we haven't been able to test it because its service
is not available near where our staffers live.

The newest national carrier is Dish. We tested its network early on, but the
carrier now says coverage is available for roughly 70% of the US population.

Google Pixel 8(Credit: Eric Zeman)

There are also plenty of virtual operators that use the big three networks for
service but offer lower monthly rates, cheaper international calls, or other
benefits. They're typically better for less intensive users, and most don't have
family plans.

Mint Mobile (on T-Mobile's network), Consumer Cellular (on AT&T's), and Spectrum
Mobile (on Verizon's) all got higher ratings in our Readers’ Choice survey than
the companies that host their service.

AT&T owns Cricket, T-Mobile owns Metro by T-Mobile, Verizon owns Visible, and
Google owns Google Fi. Verizon now also owns Net10, Page Plus, Simple Mobile,
Straight Talk, Total Wireless, and Tracfone, although it might sell off some of
those brands. We spotlight some of our favorite virtual operators in our roundup
of the best cheap phone plans. We also have a story on the best cheap phones.

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DO YOU NEED A 5G PHONE?

5G arrived in 2019, and most new smartphones now support some form of it. Though
5G has yet to change everything, it is still well on its way.

If you're on T-Mobile, you should use a mid-band 5G-compatible phone. That's an
easy choice—all T-Mobile 5G phones are mid-band-compatible now.

AT&T has a strong 4G network and has made big strides in 2023 in deploying its
C-band network. It has been studiously installing a new form of mid-band called
3.45GHz, but you need at least an iPhone 14, a Samsung Galaxy S23, a
fifth-generation Samsung Galaxy foldable, or a Pixel 7 to take advantage of it.

If you're in one of Verizon's C-band areas, upgrading to a C-band-compatible 5G
phone is a good move. Otherwise, Verizon's "nationwide" 5G is only slightly
faster than LTE, and you don't need to concern yourself with it too much. You
can find more 5G recommendations on our list of the best 5G phones.

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SHOULD YOU GET AN UNLOCKED PHONE?

Carriers have moved to increasingly more confusing service and pricing plans, so
the value of unlocked phones has risen accordingly.

Unlocked phones are those you buy from a third-party store or directly from the
manufacturer; they aren't tied to a specific carrier. Usually, you can use them
with AT&T or T-Mobile. But some popular unlocked phones work on all three major
carriers, including Verizon. For the most flexibility, look for a recent Apple
iPhone, Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy S or Z flagship, or Motorola phone. If you
use a low-cost MVNO service, make sure your unlocked phone works on its network;
we've received several emails stating that some MVNOs don't support phones that
should work on their networks.

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max(Credit: Eric Zeman)

In the past, unlocked 4G phones typically worked on all the major carriers, but
5G phones are different. Apple, Google, and Samsung's 5G phones work on every
major US carrier, but many other brands either have limited band support or are
only certified for specific carriers. AT&T customers should take extra caution
before buying an unlocked 5G phone because the carrier has not yet certified
many of the phones its network theoretically supports.

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WHAT IS THE BEST SMARTPHONE?

As more people become accustomed to instant email, web, music, and messaging
access at all times of the day, regardless of where they are, smartphones have
become almost indispensable. But that doesn't mean everyone wants the same
mobile experience. Sometimes, a platform's user interface or app selection
speaks to you, and that's all there is to it. With that in mind, and at the risk
of attracting flames, let's break it down as well as we can for those who aren't
so fully vested.

There's actually less diversity in smartphone platforms and designs than ever.
Android and iOS are the two remaining major smartphone platforms, both in US
sales and in the availability of third-party apps. The iPhone has the best app
store and the best media features. But Apple's tightly controlled ecosystem can
feel stifling to some, and iOS isn't easy to customize or modify. There's far
more variety among Android handsets, and Android's open-source nature makes it a
tweaker's dream. But it also means fragmented third-party app compatibility,
occasional bugs, carrier bloatware you can't remove, and less consistent OS
updates.

Strictly interested in Android? Head over to our roundup of the best Android
phones. Baffled by the variety of iPhones? Here's how to decide which iPhone to
buy. And if you want to document the world around you with your phone, we've
rounded up the best camera phones, too.  

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WHAT IS THE BEST FEATURE PHONE?

Some people still use simpler phones, even though the number of choices is
steadily dwindling. The top reasons to consider these models are their lower
price, ease of use, and often cheaper associated service plans (because mobile
data often isn't a factor). There are some great deals for voice-only plans on
virtual carriers such as TracFone and Consumer Cellular.

Unlike smartphones, feature phones are a matter of "what you see is what you
get." They don't receive software upgrades or run thousands of additional apps.
For voice quality, read our feature on how to make your cell phone calls sound
better. Wireless network coverage is always the biggest factor, but individual
phones can vary in reception, earpiece quality, transmission quality through the
microphone, and sidetone (the echo of your voice that helps prevent you from
yelling at the other person on the line). A phone with middling to poor
reception quality can be almost impossible to use in a marginal coverage area.
In contrast, one with excellent reception can make the best of the little signal
that's available. Another point to consider: Some phones have much louder
speakerphones than others.

For more, see our picks for the best phones for seniors. We also have a roundup
of the best phones for kids.

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WHAT'S THE BEST TIME TO BUY A NEW PHONE?

The best time to buy a new phone is when you need one. If your phone took a
header into the pool or met its demise on the pavement, get whatever is
available that best meets your needs. But if you're watching your budget or
riding the cutting edge, a little knowledge and planning can keep you from
buying a phone that's about to be discounted or replaced with something newer
and cooler.

The pandemic and the global chipset shortage upended the usual phone release
cycles for some time, but things are back to normal. For instance, Apple
released the iPhone 15 models in September, as it has done in the past. Google's
new Pixels came out in October. And Samsung stuck with its usual schedule of
Galaxy S devices in February and Galaxy Z folding phones in the summer.

Note that we update this story every time we review a new phone worth a spot on
the list, so it changes often. Be sure to check back soon for our latest
recommendations.

Dave LeClair and Sascha Segan contributed to this story.


Compare SpecsThe Best Phones for 2024
Our Pick
Apple iPhone 15
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
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Google Pixel 8
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Motorola ThinkPhone
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Editor's Rating
4.0 Excellent
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4.5 Excellent
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4.0 Excellent
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4.5 Excellent
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4.0 Excellent
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Operating System
iOS 17iOS 17Android 13Android 13Android 13Android 14Android 13
CPU
Apple A16 BionicApple A17 ProQualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for GalaxyMediaTek
Dimensity 700Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for GalaxyGoogle Tensor G3Qualcomm
Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1
Dimensions
5.81 by 2.81 by 0.31 inches6.29 by 3.02 by 0.32 inches6.43 by 3.07 by 0.35
inches6.60 by 3.07 by 0.36 inches6.10 by 5.11 by 0.24 inches5.9 by 2.8 by 0.4
inches6.25 by 2.93 by 0.33 inches
Screen Size
6.16.76.86.67.66.26.6
Screen Resolution
2556 by 1179 pixels2796 by 1280 pixels3,088 by 1,440 pixels2,400 by 1,080
pixels2,176 by 1,812 pixels2400 by 1080 pixels2400-by-1080 pixels
Camera Resolution (Rear; Front-Facing)
48MP / 12MP / 12MP48MP/12MP/12MP;12MP200MP, 12MP, 10MP, 10MP; 12MP50MP, 2MP,
2MP; 13MP50MP, 12MP, 10MP; 10MP; 4MP50MP / 12MP / 10.5MP50MP, 13MP, 2MP; 32MP
Battery Life (As Tested)
16 hours 15 minutes20 hours 15 minutes13 hours9 hours, 40 minutes11 hours, 20
minutes10 hours 20 minutes12 hours 05 minutes

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ABOUT IYAZ AKHTAR

I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts. That means I check out phones, hotspots, and
mobile networks. Technology has been my passion and hobby since I was a child.
I’ve covered tech professionally for over 15 years at outlets including The
Apple Blog, This Week in Tech, and CNET.


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