Which Smartphone is best for you !

Best Phone Overall, Best Camera Phone : 

SAMSUNG GALAXY S7 EDGE :

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The new dual-pixel camera in the Galaxy S7 Edge makes this phone a photographer’s delight, giving you both superfast autofocus and much better photos in low light. But while the camera may by the S7 Edge’s standout feature, you could pick any part of Samsung’s latest flagship phone, and you’ll likely find something that impresses. The dual curved screens on the phone’s sides now give you easier access to more apps, news and shortcuts.
A curved back helps this 5.5-inch phone rest easy in your hand, while its water-resistant design means you won’t need to sweat over an unexpected bath. Throw in a Snapdragon 820 processor that outperforms most rival phones and more than 10 hours of battery life, and you’ve got a phone that can handle just about anything you can throw at it.

Best Big-Screen Phone : iPHONE 7 PLUS : 

The iPhone 7 Plus makes room for a lot more than a big and bright 5.5-inch display. It packs in  two 12-megapixel cameras, one of which offers a telephoto lens that provides true 2x optical zoom. It’s like cropping without the work; you just press a button in the live view. The Plus also boasts a superfast A10 Fusion processor, and it lasts a very impressive 10.5 hours on a charge. Add in a water-resistant design in two new color options black and jet black and you have a winner.

Best Battery Life : MOTO Z PLAY :

Talk about endurance. The Moto Z Play lasted an epic 13 hours and 46 minutes on our battery test, which involved surfing the web over Verizon’s LTE network. That beats most other phones by a mile, as well as the category average (around 9 hours). The Moto Z also offers magnetic mods to add extra functionality, such as a JBL speaker and even a Hasselblad camera. But the 16-MP camera inside this phone is plenty good for its $449 price.

Best Small Phone: iPHONE 7 :

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While the 4-inch iPhone SE is a great value at $399, the iPhone 7 gives you more for your money. In addition to a bigger and brighter 4.7-inch screen, you get a faster A10 Fusion processor, longer battery life and a water-resistant design. Plus, the iPhone 7’s 12-MP camera offers very good low-light performance.

Best Phone for Kids : ALCATEL ONETOUCH GO PLAY : 

When your kid leaves the house with the Alcatel Onetouch Go Play in hand, you can be confident the phone will make it back in one piece. This Android phone can withstand 5-foot drops and a dunk in 3 feet of water for half-an-hour; you can even use the Go Play’s volume buttons to snap photos when you’re underwater. An included ViewMe app records what’s on screen along with your face and voice — helpful for sharing gaming exploits with pals. Parents can also install a cell-phone monitoring app on the Go Play to manage how their kids use the phone — something that’s harder to do on an iPhone.

Best Budget Phone : MOTO G4 :

The fourth generation of the Moto G may not be as compact as its predecessor — the new version is taller and wider, with a 5.5-inch display — but itꞌs now the budget phone to beat. A Snapdragon 617 processor delivers solid performance, outpacing other sub-$200 phones. Youꞌll also get a 13-megapixel camera, a vivid display and a battery that lasts throughout the day — pretty impressive features for a phone that will only set you back $199.

Most Durable Phone CAT S60 :

If you’re looking for a phone that can withstand any punishment life throws at it, it’s hard to top the Cat S60. This durable phone survived repeated 6-foot drops and still worked after we left it in 6 feet of water for 30 minutes. Unlike other similar phones that trade looks for durability, the Cat S60’s design is fairly striking, with a polished metal band and sturdy carbon-fiber panel in the back. You won’t need every feature on this heavy-duty phone — the thermal imaging camera is really aimed at contractors and other professionals — but at $599, you can enjoy an extremely will built phone for a fraction of the Galaxy S7 Active’s $795 price tag.

Best Modular Phone : MOTO Z FORCE DROID :

Modular phones let you add to your smartphoneꞌs features by swapping add-ons in and out, and no phone maker has a better approach to this than Motorola. The Moto Z uses firm magnets and a pogo pin connector to securely hold modules in place, and you don’t even need to power down the phone to make a switch. Module options include everything from speakers to battery packs to projectors. We prefer the Moto Z Force Droid over the Moto Z Droid for its more robust battery life, beefier 16-megapixel camera and greater durability, but both devices are an example of the right way to tackle modularity.

Best Phone for Music : HTC 10 :

There’s a lot to like about HTC’s vastly improved flagship phone, but the audio features on the HTC 10 take center stage. The speaker at the top of the phone takes care of top notes, while the bottom speaker is all about the bass, resulting in crisp, clear sound that can fill a room. The real star of the show, though, is the HTC 10’s personalized audio profile feature, which tailors sound to your hearing and the headphones you’ve plugged into the phone. With music designed for your ears, this is a phone you’ll want to keep playing.