Samsung Galaxy smartphones are among the most
popular in the world, and for good reason. These are well-built, sleek mobile
phones with a popular interpretation of Google's Android phone software. From
the world-class S-Series and a similar Touch Series to the A-Series, Samsung
offers a wide range of Galaxy phones to suit all tastes and budgets. They are
often more similar than you might think, and older flagship phones are always a
good option too.
The Galaxy S9 is on the market and is now the
best Galaxy phone. Although this does not bring much change, we are still
impressed (if it is not broken). However, we can understand that the S8 is
becoming more attractive to many, as it is much cheaper now. After the Note 7
debacle, Note 8 and now Note 9 are fine high-end smartphones, but at a price.
Many Samsung phones fall into the price not long after launch, so you end up
spending less than you think.
Let's see below for the best Samsung Galaxy
phones.
1. Samsung
Galaxy S9:
Certainly Galaxy is one of the best S9-year
phones. It provides an excellent all-round experience when Samsung expertly
combines design, hardware and software to create a phone that appeals to all
types of users. You just have to spend a little more on the Galaxy S9 + if you
really want an extra camera, a bigger screen, and other internal upgrades.
2. Samsung
Galaxy S9 Plus:
The Galaxy S9 + is a beautiful and almost
flawless phone with first-class specifications and features in a sleek and
well-made design. There is the problem that it is very similar to the
predecessor, but we are glad that Samsung did not drop the headphone jack and
introduced a notch - if it does not break. It's easily one of the best
smartphones money can buy, but one of the most important questions is whether
to get it on the normal S9. The answer is yes, but only if you can afford the
extra cost, do not bother with the size and use the additional features like
the second rear camera.
3. Samsung
Galaxy Note 9:
If you want to have a full-featured Android
phone under the sun, the Galaxy Note 9 is just the ticket. With its premium
design, amazing battery life, and unique S-Pen, this is the most you can spend
on a phone today. The functions are not for everyone and for many too big and
expensive. The regular S9 has a similar design and features and costs less (and
will fit in most pockets).
4. Samsung
Galaxy Note 8:
Although the Note 9 is now out and improves
battery life and the S-Pen, the Note 8 is still a killer phone. The huge,
amazing display is still one of the best you can get, while processor
performance is still close to the top. The dual cameras make excellent portrait
photos and the only thing missing from the S-Pen compared to the Note 9 is
Bluetooth.
5. Samsung Galaxy S8:
Samsung
has made the best phone of 2016 with an impressive infinity screen and high
quality design even better. That's a lot of boxing - as you'd expect from a
flagship. It's one of the best phones from 2017 and is almost half the price of
the iPhone X But biometrics is a flop.
6. Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus:
We're
really impressed with the Galaxy S8 Plus, just like the regular S8. Samsung has
made the phones of the past year even better. Both offer the infinity screen,
although you prefer to save money and opt for the normal S8, unless you
specifically want the larger display of the plus and better battery life.
7. Samsung Galaxy A8:
If
you've missed the mini versions of the Galaxy S series, the Galaxy A8 is an S8
mini. If you get a cheaper phone with flagship design and specifications, the
A8 is a great choice for the middle class. However, it is not perfect, namely
that you can get some really decent phones at an even cheaper price - if you do
not mind not having a Samsung logo.
8. Samsung Galaxy A6:
The
Galaxy A6 is a solid midrange phone with Samsung design and specifications at a
very reasonable price. The performance is good too.
9. Samsung Galaxy S7:
Although
the S8 has changed the design of the modern smartphone, the 2016 Galaxy S7 is
still one of the best phones Samsung has ever made. Now at just under £ 400,
it's also a huge deal. You can also opt for the S7 Edge, which has a curvy
appearance and only costs a little more. The S7 has improved the S6 in every
way imaginable and is still fast and sleek, while offering a camera that
virtually matches the S8's camera.
10. Samsung Galaxy A5 2017:
The
Galaxy A5 2017 is a fantastic mid-range phone that looks like a flagship and
offers decent performance and all-round specifications. It is a cheaper option
that can be found for around 200 euros. If you can afford it, check out the
Galaxy S7, an older flagship with a star camera and better specs than the A5.
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