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Last updated October 25, 2026

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Apple iPhone 8 Plus
8.4
Apple iPhone 8 Plus
Apple · iOS 11
Pros
+ Sharp, vibrant display
+ Blazing fast performance
+ Great battery life
+ Excellent camera
+ New camera modes for better lighting and background bokeh
Cons
− Heavy and unwieldy
− Expensive
− Overshadowed by iPhone X
Huawei Mate 10
8.4
Huawei Mate 10
Huawei · Android 8.0 Oreo
OnePlus 8T
8.4
OnePlus 8T
OnePlus · Android 11
Pros
+ Superfast charging
+ 120hz display
+ Solid performance
+ Good design aesthetic
Cons
− Poor camera performance
− No wireless charging
− No IP rating
OnePlus 5
8.4
OnePlus 5
OnePlus · Android 7.1 Nougat
Pros
+ Colorful, punchy display
+ Fast performance
+ Plenty of RAM
+ Decent storage
+ Good camera
+ All-day battery life
+ Price
Cons
− Bland design
− No microSD support
− Tinny, distorted loudspeaker
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
8.4
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Samsung · Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Sony Xperia Z2
8.4
Sony Xperia Z2
Sony · Android 4.4 KitKat
Pros
+ Vivid, bright display with excellent viewing angles
+ Snappy processor performance
+ Water and dust resistant
+ 4K video recording
Cons
− Some images look unnaturally vivid
− Not worth upgrading from Z1
Huawei Honor View 20
8.5
Huawei Honor View 20
Huawei · Android 9.0 Pie
Compass Verdict

In terms of raw value, the Honor View 20 has plenty to offer as long as you can overlook the load of bloatware pre-installed on the phone and don’t need the absolute best camera available.

Pros
+ Bold design
+ Hole-punch camera
+ Stellar performance
+ Plenty of storage
+ Exceptional battery life
+ Good (but not great) camera
Cons
− No microSD support
− No waterproofing
− Lots of bloatware
Huawei Honor 9
8.4
Huawei Honor 9
Huawei · Android 7.0 Nougat
Pros
+ Sharp and accurate display
+ Good battery life
+ Smooth performance
+ Detailed and vibrant pictures
+ Beautiful, reflective back panel
Cons
− Slippery - slides on flat surfaces
− No optical image stabilization
Asus ROG Phone II
8.4
Asus ROG Phone II
Asus · Android 9.0 Pie
Pros
+ Big beautiful screen
+ Powerful performance
+ Multiple USB-C ports
+ Long battery life
Cons
− Heavy
− Expensive
− No water resistance rating
Xiaomi Poco F3
8.4
Xiaomi Poco F3
Xiaomi · Android 11
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
8.4
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
Samsung · Android 5.0 Lollipop
Pros
+ Incredibly sharp and vibrant display
+ Curved edges make areas of screen easier to reach
+ Improved Touchwiz has less bloatware
+ Smooth and slick performance
Cons
− Glass back and edges make it difficult to grasp
− No microSD slot
Huawei Honor 10
8.4
Huawei Honor 10
Huawei · Android 8.1 Oreo
Compass Verdict

Honor’s latest release wowed reviewers. It’s a solid phone that pushes into flagship territory while sitting at a price well in the middle of mid-tier price lists. Unless you need the absolute best camera, there Honor 10 should be on your list to consider.

Pros
+ Price
+ Bright, vivid display
+ Blazing performance
+ Attractive design
+ Dual SIM
Cons
− Camera AI is a personal taste
− So-so low-light camera performance
− No microSD support
− Fingerprint sensor placement
Google Pixel XL
8.4
Google Pixel XL
Google · Android 7.0 Nougat
Xiaomi Pocophone F1
8.4
Xiaomi Pocophone F1
Xiaomi · Android 8.1 Oreo
Compass Verdict

The Pocophone F1 might not offer the best camera and display on the market, but it more than makes up for it with its fast performance, excellent battery life, and affordable price tag.

Pros
+ Great battery life
+ Smooth, zippy performance
+ Excellent value for the money
+ Okay camera and image quality
Cons
− Basic, boring design
− Thick bezels
− Plastic build feels cheap
− No NFC
Vodafone Smart Ultra 6
8.4
Vodafone Smart Ultra 6
ZTE · Android 5.1 Lollipop
Pros
+ Crisp, colourful display
+ Good performance
+ Plenty of storage
+ Price
+ Battery life
Cons
− Vodafone only
− Boring design
− No fingerprint scanner
− Inconsistent camera
− Weak speaker
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