2024 is off to an exciting start as we already have a handful of new smartphones that are competing for the top spots in our list of favorite phones. Samsung and OnePlus have launched their new flagships for 2024 in the U.S., bringing some meaningful upgrades over their predecessors from 2023. We're just getting started, though, and we have plenty of phones to look forward to throughout the year from the likes of Motorola, Apple, and others. We've already updated this roundup to include some newer options, but we'll continue updating it as more phones appear on our testbench. We here at XDA test almost every smartphone released to the public, so you can count on this roundup to find the right phone that suits your budget and needs. Let's dive in!

Best phones in 2024

An iPhone 15 Pro Max in Natural Titanium colorway
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max
Best overall

The best smartphone you can buy right now

The iPhone 15 Pro Max may not be the newest phone on the block, but it does many things right to retain its top spot over other options. Things like the customizable Action button, a titanium chassis with round edges, and a USB Type-C port, among other things, make it a great pick. It also offers up to 5x optical zoom, so it's slightly better than the regular iPhone 15 Pro model.

Pros
  • Has a better telephoto camera than smaller iPhone15 Pro
  • Premium fit and finish with a titanium chassis
  • Comes with a USB-C port
Cons
  • Carries an expensive price tag
  • Massive footprint

Apple's iPhones are still considered the best for "average consumers" as they offer a great experience out of the box. The iPhones deliver the best combination of performance, value, and availability, making them well-rounded devices for most people. The previous version of this post highlighted the iPhone 14 Pro as the best phone overall. That, however, has changed since the arrival of the new iPhone 15 series. We'll get new iPhones later this year, but the iPhone 15 Pro Max is the phone to get right now.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max brings a few noteworthy improvements over the regular iPhone 15 Pro model, so it's safe to say that it's more than a big-sized iPhone this year. It features a 10x optical zoom range as opposed to the 6x optical zoom range offered by the iPhone 15 Pro. The Pro Max model also supports 5x optical zoom-in and a whooping 25x digital zoom-up, whereas the regular iPhone 15 Pro tops out with 3x optical zoom-in and 15x digital zoom-up capabilities. Notably, the iPhone 15 Pro Max also features a slightly higher resolution panel to ensure it has the same pixel density despite having a relatively bigger display than the iPhone 15 Pro. The bigger footprint also allows Apple to pack a larger battery, so you can expect the iPhone 15 Pro Max to last longer between charges.

You're not necessarily missing out on much, but the added features highlighted above make the iPhone 15 Pro Max a better phone overall. The new iPhone 15 Pro models also get a titanium chassis, which makes them a lot lighter to hold and use on a daily basis. It sports a USB-C port instead of Apple's proprietary lightning connector. You don't get support for faster charging with the USB-C port, but it makes it a lot easier to find chargers and supporting accessories.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is also powered by Apple's new A17 Pro chip for improved performance. You're less likely to notice a huge difference in performance between the iPhone 15 Pro and the older iPhone 14 Pro when it comes to day-to-day usage, but it delivers more raw power that'll make a difference in very specific use cases, especially on the GPU side. The regular iPhone 15 also deserves a special mention here as it brings significant improvements over its predecessor this year. You can't go wrong with the regular iPhone 15 Pro model either, but it's recommended that you go with the Pro Max model to get the best iPhone experience.

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
Runner-up

An incredible do-it-all phone with a versatile set of cameras

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is Samsung's premium flagship phone for 2024, further refining everything Android enthusiasts love about this big, beautiful phone. It improves upon the already excellent Galaxy S23 Ultra in some meaningful ways to deliver a more refined experience.

Pros
  • Premium fit and finish with a titanium frame and a clean design
  • A versatile camera setup
  • The Galaxy AI stuff is genuinely useful
Cons
  • The 3X tele lens and ultra-wide sensors are old and showing its age
  • Expensive price tag

Samsung's new Galaxy S24 Ultra is every bit as performant and feature-rich as the Galaxy S23 Ultra. If anything, the newer flagship brings more performance and features to the table thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chipset and Galaxy AI. It remains one of the biggest and the most feature-packed Android phones out there, with nothing quite like it. It's very easy to recommend the Galaxy S24 Ultra as one of the top picks, so consider buying it if you'd rather buy an Android phone over an iPhone.

There is a lot to like about the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, but it shines particularly in the camera department. It sports an impressive array of cameras, which includes a 200MP f/1.7 main camera, a 12MP f/2.2 ultrawide camera, a 10MP f/2.4 telephoto camera, and a 50MP f/3.4 periscope telephoto lens. This versatile camera setup lets you capture photos and videos in various modes, and the results are quite commendable, too. The Samsung Galaxy phones that came out over the last few years have all had excellent cameras, and the Galaxy S24 Ultra is no exception.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra also comes with the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chipset, which isn't all that different from the regular Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip. That's not necessarily a bad thing, though, as it's still going to deliver better performance overall compared to the flagships from last year. Samsung has also baked this phone with a ton of AI features, many of which are genuinely useful and will improve your overall experience of using the phone. Some other highlights of the phone include a massive 6.8-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with support for up to 120Hz refresh rate, a 5,000mAh battery, a new titanium frame that makes this model more sturdy, and an included S Pen.

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OnePlus 12
Best affordable flagship

A reliable Android phone that doesn't break the bank

The OnePlus 12 is more affordable than many flagships but still offers lots of flagship-level features. Get this phone if you want a phone that's reliable and performs well, and won't burn a huge hole in your wallet.

Pros
  • Sleek, good looking design
  • Excellent Periscope zoom lens
  • Much larger battery than U.S. competition
Cons
  • No U.S. carrier presence
  • Curved screen design feels outdated in 2024

The OnePlus 12 has finally arrived in the U.S. market, and it's now replacing its predecessor as the best affordable flagship phone you can buy. It's not the most affordable phone at $800, but it brings plenty of noteworthy improvements over the outgoing model, which was already very easy to recommend. In fact, it's almost as good as the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, but at a far lower price.

The OnePlus 12 comes with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, which is an excellent silicon that performs well and gets through all the tasks without a hitch. It also sports a new LTPO AMOLED panel that's slightly bigger and can get significantly brighter than the one on the OnePlus 11. The new panel is also protected with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 as opposed to the regular Gorilla Glass Victus. The base variant of the OnePlus 12 also starts with 256GB storage instead of 128GB, and you also get an improved Periscope lens on the new flagship.

As far as the optics are concerned, you are looking at a 50MP f/1.6 main camera with OIS, a 48MP f/2.2 ultrawide camera, and a new 64MP f/2.6 periscope zoom camera. This Periscope zoom camera has a relatively large 1/2-inch sensor, allowing the OnePlus 12 to do a credible 6X zoom at near-lossless quality. It beats the iPhone 15 Pro Max's 5x zoom and goes neck-and-neck against the Galaxy S24 Ultra's 5x zoom. It's worth highlighting that the OnePlus 12 also packs a slightly bigger battery than the OnePlus 11, coming in at 5,400mAh, and it also comes with Android 14 out of the box.

The new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 makes the OnePlus 12 an excellent performer, and it's one of the main reasons why it's currently our top pick over the likes of the Google Pixel 8. There's also the new OnePlus 12R that comes with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip and the updated display with 4,500 nits of peak brightness, but don't expect it to have a good set of cameras, as it offers a fairly basic setup.

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OnePlus 12R
Best value pick

Can't go wrong with this for $500

The OnePlus 12R is the company's return to its super value roots, with a phone that offers a beautiful, immersive screen, a good main camera, and a large battery with fast charging, starting at $500. There are some compromises, such as a one-year-old Snapdragon chip and no actual zoom lens. But the value proposition is high.

Pros
  • The screen, build quality and main camera are on par with Samsung's $700-$800 phones
  • Large battery with fast charging and charger included
  • Looks just as good as its flagship sibling
Cons
  • Guaranteed only three years software updates
  • No telephoto camera
  • The frosted black version feels slippery in the hand

The OnePlus 12R is an excellent choice for value-conscious shoppers in the U.S. market, offering a good blend of cutting-edge features and affordability. This phone feels like it marks the company's actual return to its super-value roots, and there's very little competition for it right now. One key factor contributing to the OnePlus 12R's appeal is its powerful hardware.

OnePlus 12R may not have the latest Snapdragon chipset, but the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 that's at the heart of this phone is no slouch either. Pair that with up to 16GB of RAM, and you get a phone that ensures smooth multitasking, swift app launches, and a responsive user experience. It also stands out in the display department with a vibrant and immersive screen that supports high resolution, fast refresh rates, and brightness.

OnePlus has often been praised for its fast-charging technology, and the OnePlus 12R lives up to expectations with support for up to 80W charging. It also comes bundled with the supported charging brick, making it better than even some expensive flagships on this list. It doesn't support wireless charging, though, so keep that in mind.

There's nothing to write home about the triple-camera setup on the OnePlus 12R, but it has a solid 50MP main camera that delivers good results with a fast shutter. Just keep your expectations in check when it comes to its ultrawide and the Macro sensors, as they aren't particularly great. But don't let the average camera performance keep you from buying the OnePlus 12R, as it leaves very little room to complain about.

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Google Pixel 7a
Best mid-ranger

"Almost flagship" phone for $500 or less

Google's latest mid-ranger brings several improvements over last year's model, making it a great option for the budget conscious. The Pixel 7a packs the flagship Tensor G2 chip, flagship-tier cameras, an improved 90Hz display, more RAM, better durability, and wireless charging support.

Pros
  • Overall performance very close to the flagship Pixel 7
  • The best camera for a mid-ranger
  • Looks and feels like a flagship phone in hand
Cons
  • Really, really slow charging

The previous version of this article highlighted Google's Pixel 7 as the best value pick or the best "almost flagship" phone. The arrival of the Pixel 7a — and a few other phones — has changed things quite a bit. The Pixel 7a now stands tall over plenty of other phones in this price range to become the best mid-ranger. It offers a similar experience as the Pixel 7 for far less, making it a solid choice for those stretching their budget thin. The regular Pixel 7 is not necessarily a bad phone. In fact, I currently use one every day, and it works very well. I just regret not waiting for the Pixel 7a for a few notable reasons, and I want everyone to make an informed decision.

As mentioned in our Pixel 7 vs. Pixel 7a comparison, the latter offers the best value for your money as it packs the same flagship-grade hardware as the Pixel 7 with a few notable changes. The Pixel 7a packs the same flagship Tensor G2 chip that's powering the regular Pixel 7. It also has a 90Hz display as opposed to the 60Hz panel seen on its predecessor, the Pixel 6a. The Pixel 7a also comes with the same Android 13 software and is promised to receive the same number of updates as the Pixel 7.

The cameras on the Pixel 7a are slightly different, but they hold up very well against the regular Pixel 7. You also get almost the same battery life and other things.

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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G
Best budget pick

Can't go wrong with the Galaxy A14 5G for $200

The Samsung Galaxy A14 5G is an affordable smartphone with a beautiful display, plenty of power, and a compact design. 

Pros
  • Solid performance for the price
  • Smooth 90Hz LCD panel
  • Good battery life
Cons
  • Macro and depth cameras are wasted
  • The build quality could've been better

The competition in the budget phone space is heating up as more manufacturers are now showing interest in this space. Samsung's Galaxy A14 5G is one of the most reliable offerings in this space, that gets a lot of things right for $200. It's not the most powerful or feature-packed phone in this price range, but I believe it cuts the right corners to deliver a reliable experience and becomes a solid budget phone for the price.

The Galaxy A14 5G features a 6.6-inch FHD+ LCD panel with support for up to 90Hz refresh rate, arguably better than what many other phones offer in this segment. It's powered by a Samsung Exynos 1330 chipset, which performs well and is good enough to keep up with almost anything you'd throw at it easily. It also packs a 5,000mAh battery, which should last you for at least two days on a single charge.

The Galaxy A14 5G also packs a triple camera setup at the back, out of which only the 50MP primary camera performs well, whereas there is nothing to write home about the 2MP macro lens and a 2MP depth sensor. It's a good phone overall that will serve you well for many years to come, so it should definitely be on your list of phones to consider if you're on a tight budget.

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Google Pixel 8 Pro
Best camera phone

Pixel camera dominates, as usual

$941 $999 Save $58

The Pixel 8 Pro is the latest flagship from Google, and it packs the best the company has to offer in 2024. It features the newest Tensor G3 processor, like its regular Pixel 8 sibling, but it comes with a 6.7-inch OLED display, a brighter screen, a larger battery, and more storage options.

Pros
  • Great Generative AI capabilities
  • Excellent cameras
  • Comfortable to hold
Cons
  • Not a significant upgrade over the Pixel 7 Pro
  • Not the fastest phones around

The Google Pixel 8 Pro isn't a significant departure from its predecessor, but it brings a few notable improvements that make it worth considering. The Tensor G3 chip plays a big role in making the Pixel 8 Pro shine, as it's the first silicon to support Google's on-device machine learning algorithms. It allows the Pixel 8 Pro to perform some really neat software tricks.

A lot of the new generative AI features primarily improve the camera experience. The Pixel 8 Pro's triple camera setup includes a 50MP main camera and two 48MP sensors with ultrawide and telephoto lenses. The camera hardware can take some good shots, but the software truly shines here to deliver some great results. I suggest reading our Pixel 8 Pro review linked below to check out all the camera samples and learn more about the software features.

Besides that, the Pixel 8 Pro retains the same design as its predecessor, with a minor change to the overall shape. The Pixel 8 Pro has rounded edges to give it the signature candy bar design. It's also available in a couple of fun colors. As far as the specifications are concerned, the Pixel 8 Pro sports a 6.7-inch LTPO OLED display with 1344x2992 resolution and up to 120Hz refresh rate. It comes with 12GB of RAM and up to 512GB of internal storage, and it also packs a 5,050mAh battery with support for both wired and wireless charging.

Lastly, it's also worth noting that the Pixel 8 Pro ships with Android 14 out of the box with a promise of seven years of updates.

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Asus Zenfone 10
Best compact phone

One-ups its predecessor to become the best

$600 $700 Save $100

The Asus Zenfone 10 takes what was great about the previous generation and improves on it without losing what made the phone so wonderful. It's still compact but full of high-end specs and helpful software features to make it to perfect small phone.

Pros
  • Compact form factor
  • Impressive performance
  • Digital gimbal feature works well in video mode
Cons
  • 144Hz refresh rate is limited to gaming

The Asus Zenfone 10 comes with plenty of upgrades to offer a better package overall compared to the Zenfone 9. It continues the tradition of offering flagship specifications and features in a compact form factor. It's similar to its predecessor in many ways, but you are looking at things like an updated chipset, support for wireless charging, and more to go against the modern flagships out there.

The Zenfone 10 sports a 5.92-inch display with support for up to 144Hz refresh rate. The 144Hz refresh rate mode, however, will only kick in when you're gaming, and it tops out at 120Hz otherwise. That's still on par with a lot of other flagships out there, so no complaints there. New to the Asus Zenfone 10 is support for up to 15W wireless charging, which was missing on the previous-gen model. Alternatively, you can also use a 30W wired charger to top up Zenfone 10's 4,300mAh battery.

The Zenfone 10 is among the last remaining compact phones on the market in 2024; be sure to add it to your list of phones to consider. The only other phone that's worth recommending for those looking for a compact phone is the new Galaxy S24. It's the smallest member of the Galaxy S24 family, and it's plenty capable for what it brings to the table. Apple's iPhone SE 3 (2022) is also a good option to consider, but it only has an HD display and a single camera sensor at the back, meaning it's not nearly as capable as the newer iPhones on the market.

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OnePlus Open
Best foldable phone

The best foldable phone you can buy right now in the U.S.

$1500 $1700 Save $200

The OnePlus Open is the company's first foldable, featuring a sleek design, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Mobile Platform chip, advanced camera system, and more. It is available in two colorways and starts at $1,500.

Pros
  • Excellent displays
  • Impressive camera hardware
  • Great multitasking capabilities
Cons
  • Main camera takes in too much light
  • A bit on the expensive side

OnePlus Open is essentially just a rebranded Oppo Find N3 Fold, but that doesn't take away from the fact that it's a great foldable phone. In fact, it's among the most polished phones I've used all year, and I highly recommend it to those who are in the market to buy a new foldable. The OnePlus Open is better than both the Pixel Fold and the Galaxy Z Fold 5 in many ways, making it the best foldable phone you can buy in the U.S.

The OnePlus Open may not be the thinnest or the lightest foldable on the market, but it's sturdy and well-constructed, and it's also very comfortable to use both folded and unfolded. Both a 7.8-inch folding screen and a 6.3-inch secondary screen on this phone are LTPO 3.0 panels with refresh rates that vary between 1-120Hz. They also support a peak brightness of 2,800 nits, which is simply great. The highlight of this phone, however, is the internal display, which leaves no visible crease when it's unfolded. It also has a matte finish that keeps fingerprints and reflections at bay.

OnePlus Open also comes with a great set of cameras that are capable of taking some stunning shots, and it also has a powerful set of internals to go against the latest flagships out there. I suggest reading our OnePlus Open review to learn more about the phone, its cameras, and all the multitasking features you get as a part of OxygenOS. The OnePlus Open is definitely a better foldable phone than the Galaxy Z Fold 5, as mentioned in our OnePlus Open vs Galaxy Z Fold 5 comparison, but Samsung's best folding phone is still a great alternative to consider.

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Motorola Razr+ 2023
Best clamshell foldable

Tough competition to Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 5

$700 $1000 Save $300

Motorola Razr+ (2023) is a clamshell foldable phone with a large 1:1 3.6-inch outside screen that allows the user to get a lot done without unfolding the phone.

Pros
  • Large outer screen lets you do more
  • Beautiful 165Hz folding OLED screen
  • Sleek and compact form-factor
Cons
  • Battery life could've been better

The Motorola Razr+ is a significant upgrade over its predecessor, and it is currently the best clamshell foldable you can buy. It sports a big 3.6-inch outer screen that spans across the entire front half of the device. It even wraps around the camera module, which looks pretty neat.

The bigger outer screen eliminates the need to constantly unfold the phone to check on the inner folding display. The outer screen is also quite sharp and supports up to 144Hz refresh rate. Once you unfold the phone to reveal the main screen, you are greeted with a 6.9-inch OLED panel with 165Hz refresh rate support. The crease at the folding point on this display is also faint and hard to see, so it's a beautiful screen to look at overall.

The Moto Razr+ clamshell foldable is also packed with some solid internals. You get a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. The phone also has a 3,800mAh battery with support for both wired and wireless charging. In addition, it has an IP52 rating for dust and water resistance, which is nice. It's a great clamshell foldable overall, and you can't go wrong with it for $1,000.

Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 5 is also a close competitor to the Razr+ in the clamshell foldable space in the U.S., and I'd say they're almost evenly matched. The Flip 5 also has a lot going for it, including a bigger outer screen, Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chip, and Samsung's unmatched software support. You can't go wrong with either of them if you're looking to buy a fun foldable phone in 2024, and I suggest you stop by our Galaxy Z Flip 5 vs. Moto Razr+ comparison to find out which one is better for you.

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Asus ROG Phone 8
Best gaming phone

The ultimate Android gaming phone

$950 $1100 Save $150

The Asus ROG Phone 8 improves upon its predecessor with the latest hardware. It's powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, which is sufficient for playing the most demanding Android games. It may not have all the bells and whistles as its bigger brother, it has the same internal hardware for a slightly lower price.

Pros
  • Packs the same core specs as the Pro model
  • Support for fast-charging and wireless charging
  • IP68 rating
Cons
  • The design is not for everyone

Asus has a strong lineup of gaming phones, and the ROG Phone 8 secures the top spot to become one of the best options for gamers. This particular phone improves upon the ROG Phone 7, our previous pick for the best gaming phone. The new handset doesn't disappoint when it comes to performance thanks to things like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, up to 16GB of LPDDR5X memory, UFS 4.0 storage, and more.

Another highlight of this phone is its 6.78-inch Dynamic AMOLED display that comes with support for up to 165Hz refresh rate. It's an excellent panel for media consumption, and you'll have a great time playing games on it. Another highlight of the ROG Phone 8 is its 5,500mAh battery, which, with 65W fast charging, allows you to game for long hours without worrying about charging. The battery on the ROG Phone 8 is a bit smaller than what you get on the ROG Phone 7, but it retains the charging speed while adding support for wireless charging.

The ROG Phone 8 is a bit lighter than its predecessor, but it's still on the heavier side at 225g. It's not necessarily a deal-breaker if you are coming from similar gaming phones that are known to be bulky, but you'll definitely feel the added heft when switching from other mainstream flagships on this list. The ROG Phone 8, just like its predecessor, stands as an excellent choice for those seeking a dependable Android device designed specifically for gaming. We haven't had a chance to review the ROG Phone 8 yet, but it stacks up very well against the other gaming phones.

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Best phones in 2024: The bottom line

There are lots of excellent phones on this list, but the one that suits the most people would be the iPhone 15 Pro Max because it has global availability, a very reliable chipset and screen, and is surrounded by the best ecosystem of apps and peripheral devices. Finding accessories or software that play nice with the iPhone is also an easier task than with, say, a Pixel. The iPhone 15 Pro Max also has longer software support and holds its resale value better than all Android phones.

The only phone that comes close to matching the general performance and experience of the iPhone 15 Pro Max in the Android world is the Galaxy S24 Ultra, and, as such, it's the runner-up on this list. That being said, we've also added some other options to this list, including Pixel 8 Pro, OnePlus 12, and more, so be sure to check out the complete list before making a purchase decision.

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Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max
Editor's choice

The iPhone 15 Pro Max introduces an all-new, customizable Action button, a titanium chassis with round edges, and a USB Type-C port. It exclusively offers up to 5x optical zoom, too, so it's slightly better than the regular iPhone 15 Pro model.