There's a brand new best phone in the US for 2018, according to our comprehensive testing of all of the top smartphones. No, it isn't simply the iPhone, although our list is made up of familiar names like Apple, Samsung, and Google, all in the top 10.
The good news is that our team of smartphone experts has tested the best phones to be released in the United States, and buying the right one is more than just a hunch for us. We'll tell you which phone is best and explain why on this page.
We test out the latest and - sometimes - greatest phones in comprehensive mobile phone reviews. That's our job. We're here to separate the best from the mediocre.
To drill down to a list of our favorites in the US for August 2018, we based our newly updated rankings system on a lot of geeked-out factors: design, performance, battery life, camera quality, and consistency software updates. The truth is they're all so close, but you want to walk away with the greatest phone for you.
Why we have more than just a No. 1 pick: Your personal preference among iOS 12 and Android Pie could sway you to another device besides our top-ranked phone. No one in the US wants to get rid of iMessages, and we understand that. Likewise, Android is better for a lot of people who like to tinker with their settings – that's Google's speciality with its mobile OS.
Likewise, your contract with AT&T, Verizon, Sprint or T-Mobile is a preference. The best phone for AT&T may not be available on-contract on Verizon, and vice-versa. We have to take that into account to when recommending phones.
If you didn't catch it the first time, spoiler alert, our top pick isn't just Apple's iPhone 8 or iPhone X. We're not that predictable. Before you lock into a binding contract or spring for an expensive unlocked phone, consult our best phone guide, updated regularly.
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