Flagships, budget picks and everything between.
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The Pixel Watch 5 is a smarter, more accurate refinement of a familiar design, with strong health tracking and proactive Gemini, but a higher price and delayed features make it a tougher upgrade for current owners.
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A premium-built, long-lasting fitness watch with a bright display and smart sports extras, held back by limited smartwatch features, region locks and patchy phone integration.
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OnePlus has confirmed the OnePlus 16 will launch in China on October 12, bringing the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, a 185Hz gaming-focused display, and a 200MP main camera.
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Nothing swaps transparent glass for aircraft-grade aluminium and bolts a 50MP periscope onto a £499 mid-ranger, and the result is the most grown-up phone the brand has made — held back by its sheer bulk, an IP65 rating and a three-year update promise.
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Discover how Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces a hardware-level Privacy Display powered by Flex Magic Pixel technology. Learn how it keeps your sensitive data hidden from side angles without relying on stick-on screen protectors.
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We compare eight 2026 flagship smartphones—including ultra-zooms from Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, and Huawei alongside heavyweights from Apple, Samsung, and Google—to find out which device rules supreme in camera tech, battery, and value.
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The Oppo Find X9 Ultra brings a groundbreaking dual-200MP Hasselblad camera system and global availability to the flagship tier, though it commands a steep $1,499 starting price and wrestles with processor thermal throttling.
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The Vivo X300 Ultra is a powerhouse camera phone boasting incredible 200MP sensors, top-tier stabilization, and stellar landscape photography, though its high price, bloatware, and bulky camera module keep it from absolute perfection.
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The Xiaomi 17 Ultra delivers phenomenal photography and robust flagship performance, though its ambitious continuous zoom lens introduces some color consistency issues and macro regressions.
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The Huawei Pura 80 Ultra redefines mobile photography with an innovative switchable dual telephoto system and a massive 1-inch main sensor, though software quirks slightly complicate its otherwise stellar camera performance.
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The Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max introduces a novel six-blade variable aperture and a potent A20 Pro chip, paired with exceptional battery life and blazing-fast charging. However, the practical benefits of its headline camera feature remain open to debate, and the phone commands a remarkably steep price tag.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is a powerful, refinement-focused flagship featuring a gorgeous 6.9-inch display and a capable camera system, though it brings only incremental upgrades over its predecessor at a high launch price.
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