TOP 10 BEST Smartphones To Buy 2018! Best phones prices in 2018

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Best phones 2018
1. OnePlus 6
OnePlus 6
RRP: $529 (6GB/64GB); $579 (8GB/64GB); $629 (8GB/128GB)
Buy from OnePlus
Although it lacks wireless charging and waterproofing, the OnePlus 6 is still the best phone you can buy right now. It is fairly priced, has the best specs you could hope for, looks great and has cameras that can compete with its rivals.

The glass construction, outstanding display and lightning quick performance starts from £469 or $529 - an incredible price considering the Galaxy S9 costs a full £300/$300 more. The dual cameras are a shade below the quality of the Pixel 2, but most people won’t care or notice.

While its phones have always been excellent, the OnePlus 6 is by far its best ever, and the phone with which its small compromises finally don’t matter.

2. Samsung Galaxy S9
Samsung Galaxy S9
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RRP: US$719
Buy from Samsung
Buy from Amazon for CDN$ 929.99
Beaten only by the OnePlus 6 thanks to that phone’s ludicrous price, the Galaxy S9 is in many ways a safer bet in 2018 despite costing more. It has everything a modern phone can have including wireless charging, full waterproofing and a headphone jack.

Unlike some phones it also manages to have a huge screen and exquisite design without a notch at the top of the screen. And while it looks like the Galaxy S8, it improves the camera even further and adds dual speakers to justify the upgrade.

It’s an expensive phone at £739 or $720, but sometimes you have to pay to get the best. If you want more screen, battery and dual cameras, then there’s the Galaxy S9 Plus.

The P20 Pro stands out thanks to its three (yes, three) amazing rear cameras. Huawei has made a camera system unique in the smartphone market, and if night shots are your thing then this phone will blow you away.

Its glass and metal construction is so much better than the previous P10 phones and if you opt for the Twilight colour, you’ll have a phone that turns heads. £799 is expensive, and it lacks wireless charging and a headphone jack, but it doesn’t matter.

It’s hard to find in the US, but with its EMUI software skin less intrusive than ever, Huawei has made the third-best phone of the year but with the best low light camera.

4. Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Samsung Galaxy Note 8
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RRP: $930
Buy from Samsung
Buy from Amazon for CDN$ 2,047.48
The Note 8 is a large phone with a stylus, so it’s not for everyone. But its dual cameras, insanely good OLED display, performance and extra features make it one of the best you can buy.

The stylus is not necessary for input, but using it opens up notation and drawing options no other phone on the market can offer. The 6.3in display is one of the best to play games and watch video too – you might even use it instead of your tablet.

It uses the older but still excellent Snapdragon 835 processor but means some phones will now perform better in 2018. But unless you’re high-end gaming you won’t notice any difference, and you could well find the Note 8 cheaper than its eye watering £869 or $950 RRP.

5. Apple iPhone X
Apple iPhone X
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RRP: $999 (64GB); $1149 (256GB)
The most expensive phone in our list at £999 or $999, but spread over a two year contract may be more manageable for you.

The first OLED display on an iPhone is outstanding, and features like the totally secure Face ID unlock system make it the most futuristic phone Apple has ever made. Performance is flawless, much like the build quality. It’s probably the most desirable phone in the world.

It is fast and wireless charging compatible, but only comes with a slow charger in the box. But improved battery life and amazing dual cameras still make the iPhone X a no-brainer if you already love iPhone and iOS.

6. LG G7 ThinQ
LG G7 ThinQ
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RRP: $750
Buy from LG Electronics
Retaining the wide angle dual cameras but adding portrait mode for the first time on an LG phone, the G7 ThinQ is a solid flagship for 2018.

LG is still using an LCD screen in the G7 but it’s extremely bright and has great colour reproduction. It’s also cheaper than rivals at £599 or $750 and has a headphone jack with sound-improving Quad DAC.

There’s a notch, IP68 water resistance, wireless charging and loud, clear audio from the mono speaker. LG’s software skin is a little heavy with some design quirks, but the payoff is worth it for this fully featured handset.

7. Google Pixel 2
Google Pixel 2
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RRP: $649
Buy from Google
If you want a pure Android experience with amazing performance, the best camera on a smartphone and guaranteed software updates for three years from its release, the £629 or $649 Pixel 2 is the phone for you.

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