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
A large-screen phone with a solid battery life and useful features for daily users, without a massive cost.
A capable phone offering impressive cameras and AI features but feels pricier than it should be.
An elegantly engineered foldable offering a large display and reliable performance, but faces competition in value from others.
This foldable phone showcases improved design and practical use, balancing feature-rich elegance with size.
A compact folding phone with a fast processor and long-lasting battery life.
The versatile device offers a unique combination of convenience and performance, but the high price might be a concern.
A strong cost-friendly option shows premium influence while still offering long software support.
A phone offering solid features but struggles with high price compared to older models, ideal for those valuing AI benefits and design durability.
This budget-friendly phone stands out with a vibrant display and extensive software support.
A unique, budget-friendly option with innovative screen features for avid readers.
Offers long update support and a vibrant display but falls short on performance and camera quality.
A budget-friendly choice with standout battery life but lacks in camera performance and gaming power.
A budget-friendly device with solid design and battery life but lacks in camera performance and speed.
A budget-friendly option with basic features, but lacks modern connectivity and software support.
Solid battery life and a great design, but struggles with camera and performance.
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How to choose the right phone
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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