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Asus ROG Phone 8 / ROG Phone 8 Pro
Aggressive style and subpar photography made it difficult to recommend previous ROG phones to non-gamers. The new ROG Phone 8 Pro alters that with a compelling triple of back cameras and a considerably more understated design. The ROG Phone 8 Pro's IP68 certification and AMOLED screen allow it to compete with big-name rivals, but the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 CPU and huge battery maintain it a performance monster.
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Honor Magic6 Lite
The first model in Honor's new Magic6 lineup is not a flagship, but rather an economical option. It looks the part, with vegan leather, a large camera bump in the back, and curved-edge glass in the front. Its AMOLED screen and large battery make it easy to use on a daily basis, and its primary camera takes astonishingly good photos. The extra sensors provide little value, and software upgrades might be speedier, but it remains an excellent bargain overall.
OnePlus 12
Although it is currently only available in China, OnePlus' next flagship killer is likely to arrive in Europe soon. We know precisely what to anticipate from the OnePlus 12: a 6.82in AMOLED screen with a peak brightness of 4500nits, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 CPU, and a three-lens back camera configuration led by a Sony-developed LYTIA stacking sensor.
OnePlus Open
It took a little help from stablemate Oppo, but the first foldable to bear the OnePlus logo is a total winner. The OnePlus Open has lots of power, an excellent set of cameras, and a stunning book-style folding design. The simplified software makes the most of that folding internal screen, and the fact that it undercuts big-name competitors like Samsung and Google makes it the greatest folding phone we've used.
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Oppo Find X7 Ultra
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Oppo’s China-only flagship phone goes hard on the camera front, with a ‘quad main sensor’ setup. Twin periscope telephotos provide one of the widest focal ranges of any phone without relying on digital enhancement, and the main snapper retains the astonishingly effective 1in sensor seen on last year’s Oppo Find X6 Pro. Snapdragon power, fast charging and a high brightness OLED display mark it out as a properly high-end handset, but sadly there are no plans to launch it globally.
Samsung Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 Plus
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This year’s two mainstream Galaxy flagships see minor styling tweaks compared to their predecessors, and reuse the same camera hardware. Bigger batteries, brighter displays with skinnier bezels, and an unwavering focus on on-device AI help them stand out, with the larger of the two also getting a higher screen resolution and faster wired charging.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
The new hero of the Galaxy line-up has a titanium frame and Corning Gorilla Armor glass, making it super tough as well as super luxurious. That screen is flat now, rather than curved, and there’s a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 lurking underneath for serious power. AI is a big deal this year, being baked in to multiple apps and especially useful for generative photo edits.
Vivo X100 Pro
Vivo is not a well-known brand among European phone users, but its photography-focused flagships consistently outperform the competition. The X100 Pro is no exception, with a 1in primary sensor and a 'floating lens' periscope telephoto that allow it to capture stunning images in almost every lighting scenario. Portraits are a specialisation, and the rest of the gear is not to be overlooked. Obtaining one is the most difficult task; availability is primarily confined to India and East Asia.
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