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Motorola has equipped the premium Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 (Razr 70 Ultra) foldable with a larger battery. With two displays and a complex folding mechanism, there isn’t much room for the battery— can the phone still deliver impressive battery life?

The Xiaomi 17T Pro is a powerful high-end smartphone featuring outstanding battery life, an impressive display, and compelling cameras. The new Dimensity 9500 delivers ample performance, while the 7,000 mAh battery ensures exceptionally long runtimes. Weaknesses are primarily evident in the USB 2.0 port, the ultra-wide-angle camera, and performance throttling under sustained load.

The 12.1‑inch Oppo Pad 5 impressed us in our review with its bright display and long battery life. However, there’s still room for improvement when it comes to speaker quality. This is hardly surprising, as we raised the same criticism with the Pro model. It appears that Oppo has identified the speakers as an area for potential cost savings in response to the DRAM crisis.

No one probably expected these camera compromises, but high memory prices are forcing more and more manufacturers to cut costs. That’s why the Motorola Moto G37 offers neither 4K video recording nor an ultra-wide-angle lens. Is it still good enough for decent photos?

With the Pad 5, Oppo demonstrates exactly how not to design a mid‑range tablet for Europe. While the Chinese version features a high‑quality display, fast storage, and the Dimensity 9400+, the global model we tested feels noticeably stripped down. From connectivity to performance, Oppo has cut corners in all the crucial areas and these cost‑saving measures are evident in everyday use.

A high-quality hinge and special materials make the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 clamshell foldable expensive, so costs must be cut elsewhere compared to conventional smartphones. Read here to find out if the phone is still worth it.

The Motorola Moto G37 offers a noticeably smaller feature set than its predecessor. The ultrawide camera, 4K video recording, eSIM support, and even the included protective case are all gone. Can it still keep pace with other budget phones despite these cutbacks?

A new Motorola phone shows what it can do in our testing: Set it up like a tent, hold it like a camcorder, take selfies with the front camera—no problem at all. We’ll tell you what’s possible with the Razr Ultra 2026, also called Razr 70 Ultra.

Oppo’s interesting mid-range tablets for work and travel perform well in our review, thanks to their large, bright displays and, in some cases, impressive battery life. However, the company’s accessory strategy is puzzling. Why a stylus becomes incompatible after just one year remains a mystery.

The Xiaomi 17T Pro ranks among the fastest smartphones in its class in many performance tests. However, browser benchmarks reveal a surprisingly different picture. Why the smartphone lags significantly behind current Snapdragon-based devices in web-based tests is one of the most striking questions raised by the review.

Xiaomi has confirmed that the Poco M8 Power 5G will launch in India on August 4. The company has also revealed that the smartphone will feature an 8,000 mAh battery and an AMOLED display ahead of its debut.

The OnePlus Pad 4 is likely the last tablet of its kind in many parts of the world: the tech manufacturer is pulling out of Europe, the U.S., and many other parts of the world. We’ll determine whether this is really a loss by taking a closer look at the Pad 4.

Oppo has launched its latest mid-range smartphone, the K15, in the Chinese market. The company’s new midrange smartphone comes with a built-in active cooling fan and a large 8,000 mAh battery with support for 80 W wired charging. Plus, it is rated for IP69 water resistance.

Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, its thinnest foldable to date. The flagship introduces a 4.1 mm chassis, new Flex Titanium Technology, larger AMOLED displays, a 200 MP camera system, and a larger battery with faster charging.

Samsung has officially taken the wraps off the Galaxy Z Fold 8 alongside its Ultra-branded counterpart. The new foldable arrives with several welcome changes that could make it the more compelling option for a sizeable chunk of buyers who do not need the 'Ultra' experience.

A SemiAnalysis teardown of Huawei's Kirin 9030 Pro suggests SMIC's DUV-only N+3 process rivals Intel's 18A node in one unexpected area despite lacking access to EUV lithography. The report explores the engineering tricks that made it possible and why they still fall short of matching the industry's leading-edge processes.

What target audience is Sony trying to reach with its new flagship phone? With its unique features, Sony clearly sets itself apart from the competition. Yet, when it comes to the OLED display and overall dimensions, the new Xperia generation follows mainstream trends. Is Sony missing a clear strategy.

The ability to record high‑quality video on a smartphone is becoming increasingly important, whether for social media or for capturing personal moments. With the Xperia 1 VIII, Sony aims to position itself among the most capable video‑focused smartphones, drawing on Alpha‑derived features such as S‑Cinetone and AI‑powered real‑time tracking. We’ve also examined how the Xperia’s cameras compare with those of the Oppo Find X9 Ultra.

A 6,500-mAh battery in a case just 7.2 mm thick and weighing 183 grams—and still supports wireless charging up to 15 W? The Motorola Edge 70 Pro combines features that are usually mutually exclusive in other slim smartphones.

The Edge 70 Pro and many other Motorola phones offer a nearly stock Android experience with useful features. However, update supply period is relatively short here, and preinstalled third-party apps noticeably detract from the otherwise clean user experience.

Infinix has released the Hot 70 Pro smartphone in the global market. The company’s new budget smartphone features a 144 Hz LCD display, a MediaTek Dimensity 7100 chipset, a secondary Active Matrix Cube LED display, and a 6,000 mAh battery. Plus, it comes in six fancy color options.

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro features three 50-MP sensors—for the main, ultra-wide, and zoom cameras—in a squircle-shaped module, plus one on the front. In our test, the phone proved that it can certainly hold its own against much more expensive phones when it comes to photography.

The Sony Xperia 1 VIII earned a strong overall score in our review. However, Sony once again falls short of the Android elite in terms of its built‑in hardware - particularly in terms of display, battery, and camera.

The MediaTek Dimensity 8500 in the Motorola Edge 70 Pro relies exclusively on performance cores and runs at very high clock speeds. However, under sustained gaming load, thermal management proved to be a noticeable weak point in testing.

The Galaxy A57 5G impresses with its high-quality design and long-term software support, but falls short of expectations in a few areas. For the next model, Samsung should focus on improving the camera, battery, connectivity, and features.

Laptop users are familiar with the major performance differences caused by varying TDP limits. The same effect is now emerging in the smartphone market. Our review of the new Sony phone clearly shows how widely performance can fluctuate. The test results highlight that power management will be a decisive factor for the speed of smartphones.

A bright display is a great feature on a smartphone: The Motorola Edge 70 Pro actually comes with a fantastic AMOLED display in our review—but there’s also an issue that buyers should be aware of.

With the Galaxy A57 5G, Samsung has improved its mid-range smartphone in many ways: a slimmer design, a faster processor, and IP68 protection. However, the surprisingly poor battery life, the merely average camera, and the high MSRP detract from the overall positive impression.

A new render suggests Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold will receive only a minimal visual refresh. However, the foldable could deliver more meaningful upgrades internally through the Tensor G6 chipset.

With a thickness of just 6.8 millimeters, this mid-range smartphone is one of the slimmest in its class. This review shows just how much technology fits into its sleek case and whether the design offers real advantages over the competition.

ZTE has unveiled the Nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition smartphone with a liquid and air dual active cooling system. The gaming-focused smartphone features a 144 Hz AMOLED display, a built-in cooling fan, dedicated 550 Hz Neo triggers 5.0, a Dimensity 7400 chipset and a 6,210 mAh battery with 80 W charging support.

These days, it’s no problem to spend 2,000 euros on a top-of-the-line phone, but is that really necessary? When it comes to camera quality, we have a hidden gem: The Vivo X300 FE is more compact and much more affordable than some top-of-the-line phones, and it takes really great photos.

Everyone's talking about Apple and Samsung, but in our reviews, the best camera phones have long come from other manufacturers. And there are some really good deals to be found there, too – for example, the Vivo X300 FE with Zeiss cameras.

With its X300 series, Vivo is setting new standards in smartphone photography thanks to its powerful Zeiss cameras. There are now four models available, and we’re comparing them in our photo comparison. Are the more affordable models enough, or do you need to go for the Ultra to get top-notch photos?

Smartphones with good features that are easy on the budget thanks to thoughtful cost-cutting measures are becoming increasingly popular. With the X300 FE, Vivo offers a model that features a slightly more compact design while still retaining the series’ high-quality camera capabilities.

The Vivo X300 FE is officially available in many parts of the world and brings the series' impressive camera setup to a more compact form factor. But at just under US$ 1,100, is it still too expensive?

The Honor Magic V6 sets new standards in design and features: It’s extremely thin, has a large battery, IP69 certification, and powerful hardware. Compared to its predecessor, however, the new features are relatively modest, while the inner display and cooling system still have room for improvement.

The Honor 600 continues to develop its predecessor consistently. A brighter OLED display, larger battery, faster SoC and the new IP69K certification make the smartphone a successful upgrade. Small weaknesses such as the lack of 6 GHz Wi-Fi, wireless charging and the exclusively digital zoom do not tarnish the overall very good impression a little.

The Honor Magic V6, Oppo Find N6, and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 showcase different approaches in the foldable segment. While Honor focuses on slim design and battery life, Oppo counters with its display and haptic feedback, and Samsung with software maturity and its ecosystem. However, no device is without its compromises.

Sony's smartphone cameras always seem to divide opinion. On the one hand, they offer great flexibility and extensive pro modes; on the other, they aren't always ideal for snapshots. We tested the Xperia 1 VIII in Edinburgh to see what kind of photo results it can produce.

The Honor 600 is visibly close to current Apple devices in terms of design and software. Neither the iPhone-like appearance nor the borrowings of MagicOS from iOS are fundamentally problematic, and even seem coherent in the overall picture. Nevertheless, it is clear that Honor could focus more boldly on a more independent design in the future and at the same time streamline the sometimes overloaded software.

iQoo has launched the Z11i smartphone in China. The new entry-level 5G smartphone features the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset, a 120 Hz LCD display, a single 13 MP rear camera, and a 6,500 mAh battery with 15 W wired charging.