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Last updated October 23, 2026

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Nokia 2780 Flip
7.3
Budget Nokia 2780 Flip
Nokia · Custom KaiOS 3.0
Samsung Galaxy A01
7.3
Samsung Galaxy A01
Samsung · Android 10
Boost Celero 5G
7.2
Boost Celero 5G
Boost Mobile · Android 11
Samsung Galaxy A42
7.2
Samsung Galaxy A42
Samsung · Android 10
Motorola Edge (2022)
7.2
Mid-range Motorola Edge (2022)
Motorola · Android 12
Compass Verdict

A lightweight phone with a large display and reliable battery, but lacks premium features.

Pros
+ Impressive battery life
+ 144Hz display refresh rate
+ Fast charging capability
+ Minimalistic software experience
+ Affordable price point
Cons
− Poor camera quality
− Plastic build feels cheap
− Lacks 5G compatibility for some networks
− Lacks headphone jack
− Limited water resistance
Samsung Galaxy A23 5G
7.2
Samsung Galaxy A23 5G
Samsung · Android 12
Compass Verdict

A balanced budget phone offering solid display and enduring battery life, with some design compromises.

Pros
+ Long software support
+ Great battery life
+ Large, bright display
+ Expandable storage
+ Headphone jack
Cons
− Slow performance
− Low light camera issues
− Poorly designed fingerprint reader
− No charger included
− Weak mono speaker
OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite
7.2
OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite
OnePlus · Android 13
Compass Verdict

Offers a lively display, reliable battery, but falls short on performance and camera quality.

Pros
+ Large, vibrant display
+ Fast charging
+ Good battery life
+ Expandable storage
+ Adequate 5G support
Cons
− Plastic build
− Complex naming
− Weaker camera performance
− Lacks OLED display
− Haptic feedback issues
Motorola Edge+ (2022)
7.0
Motorola Edge+ (2022)
Motorola · Android 12
Compass Verdict

When you’re in a competing market with Apple and Samsung, you had better bring your A-game. Sadly, in this case, the Motorola Edge+ (2022) comes up short primarily due to its weak cameras.

Pros
+ 144Hz refresh rate
+ Blazing processor
+ Fast-charge brick included in the box
+ Excellent screen
Cons
− No true IP rating
− Made of plastic
− Only two years of updates guaranteed
Motorola Moto G Power 5G (2023)
6.9
Motorola Moto G Power 5G (2023)
Motorola · Android 13
Compass Verdict

A reliable phone with impressive battery life, good performance, and a decent display, but it has some compromises.

Pros
+ Long battery life
+ Good display refresh rate
+ Ample storage
+ Includes headphone jack
+ Solid performance for price
Cons
− No NFC support
− Bloatware included
− Aging design
− Slow charging
− Cameras average in low light
Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2023)
6.9
Budget Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2023)
Motorola · Android 13
Compass Verdict

A feature-packed midrange phone offering great value, especially with built-in stylus functionality.

Pros
+ Affordable price
+ Includes a stylus
+ Long battery life
+ 120Hz refresh rate
+ Expandable storage
Cons
− Dim screen outdoors
− Mediocre camera performance
− Limited OS updates
− Poor speaker quality
− No wireless charging
Samsung Galaxy A03s
6.8
Samsung Galaxy A03s
Samsung · Android 11
Light Phone II
6.6
Light Phone II
Light · Custom Light OS
Compass Verdict

A minimalist phone focusing on essentials, ideal for those seeking digital simplicity.

Pros
+ Minimalist design
+ Encourages mindfulness
+ Easy e-ink display
+ Lightweight, compact
+ Freedom from distractions
Cons
− Expensive for features
− Short battery life
− Limited texting ability
− No camera included
− Difficult navigation tools
Kyocera DuraForce Ultra 5G
6.6
Kyocera DuraForce Ultra 5G
Kyocera · Android 10
TCL 30 V 5G
6.6
TCL 30 V 5G
TCL · Android 11
Motorola Moto G (2023)
6.5
Budget Motorola Moto G (2023)
Motorola · Android 13
Compass Verdict

A budget-friendly option with solid battery life and a clean software experience.

Pros
+ Affordable price
+ Solid battery life
+ Smooth 120Hz display
+ Expandable storage
+ Decent audio quality
Cons
− No NFC feature
− Low camera versatility
− Screen visibility issues
− Bloatware presence
− Limited software updates
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