Cell phones, ranked by expert reviews
The cell phones we cover, ranked by what expert reviewers found and shown with Canadian launch prices, so you can see which ones are worth buying.
Last updated November 9, 2026
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Top-Rated Phones, Ranked
This phone impresses with its design and durability but falls short in performance and software support.
A stylish, premium device that excels in photography and offers advanced AI features for a seamless experience.
A tough phone with a robust build, offering a great screen and long-lasting battery for everyday use.
A sturdy, larger phone with impressive cameras and extensive video features, appealing to creative users.
Offers robust features but lacks innovation, maintaining the same design with marginal upgrades that may not justify an upgrade for recent models.
A good all-rounder with advanced AI features and impressive camera capabilities, but with less battery and processing power than some rivals.
A well-rounded phone offering balanced performance and great cameras for regular use.
This phone offers a mix of key features from pricier models at a more accessible price point.
A budget-friendly choice with a durable design and excellent battery life, but modest in power and camera performance.
A budget-friendly phone offering a unique display for comfortable reading with average performance.
A solid, well-rounded phone with good battery life and solid performance for daily use.
A well-rounded phone with strong performance and improved cameras, wrapped in a practical, compact design.
An affordable smartphone with solid features and long-term software support, perfect for everyday tasks.
A budget-friendly option with notable battery life and essential features for everyday use.
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Most people just buy the same brand again, or whatever the carrier pushes at the counter. Start with what you use your phone for. Then work backward to the specs that matter.
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