The 20 best smartphones in the world

So far, the list of the best smartphones of 2019 looks a lot like the list of best smartphones from 2018.

That's set to change soon when smartphone makers like Samsung and LG start announcing their smartphones. And several more will be announcing their phones at Mobile World Congress (MWC) this month, too.

Worthy of note, there's a newcomer to the list. I've finally had some quality time with a Huawei smartphone, and I can easily include it in our top 20 smartphone choices.

Don't get upset if your phone, or the phone you're thinking of buying, is in a low ranking. Each phone here comes highly recommended and could be the perfect device for you, even if it's above the number 10 mark. 

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20. BlackBerry Key2

The BlackBerry Key2 is arguably the most unique smartphone on this list because of its physical keyboard. The trade-off here is you sacrifice some screen space to make way for the keyboard. That might appeal to some BlackBerry enthusiasts, but not so much to regular smartphone users. 

Price: $606

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19. Motorola Moto Z3

On its own, the Moto Z3 is a fairly basic smartphone that boasts a nice, slim design. You can attach some of Motorola's "Moto Mods" to give it some extra features that you wouldn't find on any other smartphone, like a projector, an extra loud speaker, or a larger battery pack.

The flagship Moto Mod is a 5G module that will let the Moto Z3 connect to Verizon's 5G network, which should offer blisteringly fast data speeds. The only problem is that Verizon's 5G network will be limited to a few cities, including Los Angeles, Houston, Sacramento, and a city that has yet to be announced, when the 5G Moto Mod is released in early 2019.

Price: $480

 

18. Moto G6

Every time I check out a new Moto G smartphone, I question why I pay so much for the high-end flagships. There was no exception when I checked out the Moto G6. When it comes down to it, Motorola's "G" series smartphones do everything I need a smartphone to do for a fraction of the price I usually pay for a new phone.

Price: $180

The $300 Moto G7 is coming out this spring, so you might want to wait a few weeks before making a move to buy the G6.

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