Best 10 Android Mobiles in 2023

 Best 10 Android Mobiles in 2023

If you're looking for the best android phone with its latest features, then these are the best android phones in 2023. These mobiles are available at various price ranges and they have a variety of specifications available to select from, ranging from 5G/4G to high-end Qualcomm Snapdragon 7-series processors, RAM, storage, cameras, sound, and more. There's also an entire range of budget options out there to choose from which will suit your pocket and style. So if you're thinking about getting yourself a new smartphone, check out the very best of the best below!

Best overall 2022 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3: $699

Let’s start off by saying that we’re all for taking advantage of free offers as much as possible. Most of our list is actually part of deals that have come up recently meaning you can snap it up while on some major online shopping platforms—but we'll let you know if this particular deal has expired or even if it’s currently not live anymore. And don't worry too much if your favorite stores don’t have these deals, most retailers have them listed for free.

In case you missed the foldable boom that was popular back in 2019, here's what made it so great: It folds in half just like a regular iPhone, but in a fraction of the size, and is only 1.5 inches thick and weighs around 2 pounds. The folding design makes for easy access anywhere on the rear or front side of the screen, and you can put down two devices like those on a bookstand. You can still use their typical keys on top, though. The good news is that all of this technology is supported by a super fast refresh rate—around 120Hz (and up to 165 Hz depending on where you want to place the device), and thanks to recent software improvements, it doesn’t break a sweat as well. This way, you avoid using almost every minute of battery life in one day as extra screen time.

Best overall 2022 Google Pixel 6 Pro Max: $999

Google launched the first Google Pixel 6 Pro mobile way back in 2016, and since then, it's been released every year. With 4GB and 6GB of RAM, 128GB (and 256GB) of internal storage, and a choice between either 16 GB or 32 GB of expandable memory, this will be the perfect option if you need any extra storage. Speaking of expandable memory, as it turns out, your old NAND can now be expanded and expanded. For example, when upgrading to 6GB RAM, you've got 8GB of memory available at launch on many models, and now your previous 256GB capacity has a chance of being upgraded to 2TB, giving you around 25% more space for more apps. That's a fantastic perk. You'll be able to load full HD video into the camera from the Google Photos app without sacrificing details; photos will be sharper in addition to higher resolution and better low light performance.

Best budget flagship 2022 Xiaomi Mi 11: $599

If you're looking for cheaper alternatives than Apple's latest entry into the market with a $599 premium price tag, look no further than Xiaomi's 'Pro' model. While it may seem incredibly luxurious, its lower asking price means users get something pretty darn amazing in return. Sure, as with other cheap android phones, the build quality isn't exactly stellar, but this particular model retains its iconic colorways (you know, the ones that came before the green, white and black) as well as a few others you might not expect—and that includes the IP68 rating for water and dust resistance.

The real star of this little beast is its MediaTek Mediatek Helio P60 processor—it beats out both Samsung's Density 1000 and Huawei's Kirin 9000 Plus 3rd Gen CPUs in areas such as power efficiency, frame interpolation, artificial intelligence computing engine, etc. Xiaomi claims that this particular chip has 24 cores under the hood, six Cortex DSPs, four RISC A78 cores, four ARM Mali G80 cores, four JZ2000 cores, three GPU cores, and 12MB of LPDDR4X RAM—which is enough to run games like Cyberpunk 2077 as long as a game like Fortnite or Call Of Duty is open. To make things easier for you, Xiaomi includes microSD cards that offer an additional 512GB or 1TB of usable space as well. This thing's going to last forever, and it’s probably worth investing in if you can afford just one!

Best budget flagship 2022 Nokia XR20 3G UK £599

Yes, the original Nokia XR20 was supposed to be a mid-tier handset, but unfortunately, Nokia couldn't keep hold onto both prices and specs. Thankfully, the company has refreshed the lineup with another affordable offering—this time, a rather gorgeous OLED display featuring 1080p resolution, 5000 nits brightness, and HDR10+.

As we mentioned earlier in this article, Nokia already has several affordable smartphones that are also capable of running Android OS, making the new product quite impressive indeed. What sets it apart is that it doesn't sacrifice anything besides performance in exchange for an older-school aesthetic; instead, this model looks more modern and classy with a large display with a curved edge; it sports Gorilla Glass Victus protection, and has plenty of ports and functions to connect everything you want to the cloud. All told, it costs just £599 and is available from today!

Best value 2021 Motorola Edge+: $399

It may sound unappealing, but the idea of buying a brand-new phone with a decent amount of RAM and a relatively small body might seem really unattractive to many people. Well, thankfully it’s never too late to change your mind once again, because this year's newly announced Moto Edge+ offers a huge upgrade over the vanilla model: a massive 48MP main camera, a 13.3MP ultra-wide angle shooter, 64MP portrait lens, and a 12MP selfie camera. Oh yes, and the phone comes with an enormous 90W FlashCharge feature that promises 35 minutes of normal usage time from just one charge. But wait. Just remember that Motorola Edge+ will cost twice as much as the basic model, so you might have to pay a few dollars extra.

Best Android smartwatch 2021 Realme Watch S: $199

You've got no reason not to buy a smartwatch these days, especially if you go with a third party manufacturer like Realme for the sake of aesthetics and performance. With a 40mm curved case, larger display with a standard 9-inch aspect ratio and a 1.45-inch AMOLED display, this would definitely be my pick for the best Android smartwatch today. Sure, it does have less functionality compared to Apple Watches, and lacks GPS, Bluetooth and a lot of other stuff, but if you're willing to spend $200 less, I highly recommend it.

Best budget smartwatch 2021 Tissot TomTom T3: $149

This is possibly the single most underrated smartwatch you can find today, and it's doing surprisingly fine indeed. Yes, it won't tell time if you ever forget, and yes, it doesn't have built-in GPS or WiFi—that said, its sensors can still track heart rate, calories burned, distance traveled, sleep patterns and more. This is why this wrist-watch is known simply as "TomTom". One might think this watch is pretty boring to a degree, yet it's actually a lifesaver. Also, who wouldn't love an adjustable strap? Or perhaps most importantly, how could anyone ever regret buying one? Yep, you're right, none. Not even me.

Best inexpensive 2020 Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Ultra: $599

Speaking of expensive mobiles... the Samsung Galaxy note 10 series are nothing short of beautiful. We would argue that they have become somewhat outdated in the past decade—but given recent rumors of upcoming flagships including Microsoft's Windows 14X, and more expected next year that may happen. If you can afford it though, purchasing this stylish slate of a smartphone is totally worth it for all the added perks like NFC support, a headphone jack, a fingerprint scanner, multiple charging methods and more; we're talking thousands of dollars of money. And that's just the Korean version, there are more affordable versions of them across Europe and US as well. Read our review of the following Galaxy Note 10 series here.

Best budget wireless & hotspot battery 2021 OnePlus Nord 2 Lite: $349.99

The OnePlus Nord 2 Lite is a very interesting smartphone, mainly due to the fact that, unlike its predecessor, it uses wireless charging instead of traditional wired chargers. That's a big deal for folks who can't afford a cable charger, but it also means that the Nord 2 Lite's battery can easily take a hit if you choose charging over Wi-Fi. Fortunately it operates without issue at temperatures below -30 degrees Celsius (-4 degrees Fahrenheit). Its sleek design and smooth scrolling experience are what most people will appreciate most, but you'll also find that the battery lasts considerably longer than the original Nord. And just like the other Nord 2, the charging method used by OnePlus for this device is called reverse wireless charging—you plug in your smartphone, then immediately turn it into a Qi-compatible mode (aka power saver mode). Now, do yourself a favor and try it out if you have zero desire to set aside $700 for a second device.

Best budget phone 2021 Oppo Reno7 : $399

While the Oppo Reno6 Pro did get slightly refreshed, this updated edition is significantly improved and delivers the same excellent results as its predecessors. Despite having a smaller physical footprint, it is packed with some serious punch. New colours, smoother update process, a faster chipset, a bigger battery