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 refined, stylish device offering a unique design but facing criticism for its high price point.
At an attractive price, this flip phone offers durability with a visually compelling folding design and vibrant color choices.
Bold design and strong performance meet a compelling media experience, though some compromise exists in camera quality and software refinement.
A powerful and affordable gaming phone with unique cooling, offering impressive performance but average camera quality.
Well-designed phone with top-camera features and long-term support.
A reliable and versatile phone with an impressive camera setup and exceptional battery life, offering a well-rounded experience for those who need a capable device.
Powerful phone with a striking display, durable build, and reliable performance for mid-range price.
A sturdy phone with impressive performance and battery life, but lacks key features.
Distinctive design with some trade-offs, offering solid performance and unique features.
It offers reliable performance with a solid design, catering to mobile gamers and everyday users alike.
This device offers solid performance and design with versatile cameras and excellent battery life.
A solid mid-tier phone with impressive battery life and a vibrant display, suitable for users who value endurance.
A decent foldable with noticeable improvements in battery life and durability.
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