Hello, who is this? Best Prime Day deals on smartphones

The Prime Big Deal Days event runs until October 9th, and we’re seeing amazing discounts on some of the best smartphones from Samsung to Google to Motorola.

One of the main complaints about the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra was its price, but this Prime Day sale has alleviated it somewhat. Our review of the S24 Ultra found the phone to be particularly fast, has a beautiful screen, and has a “great” camera, earning it an “outstanding” rating and an Editor’s Choice award. “Photos taken in a variety of environments and lighting conditions look outstanding, with crisp detail and rich color saturation. Image quality is easily on par with flagship products from Apple and Google,” say our experts. Masu. There are also a lot of very useful AI features that you can enjoy every day.

Sure, the S series is great, but don’t worry about Samsung’s mid-range offerings either. Because the Galaxy A35 is a great option, especially since it goes on sale during Prime Day this year. In our review of the Samsung Galaxy A35, we gave it an “Excellent” rating, praising its bright, fast screen and the quality of photos and videos taken. One thing we liked is the fact that you can expand the storage with up to 1TB of microSD, which is rare on smartphones these days.

Another “good” smartphone is the OnePlus 12. When we reviewed this, we found it to have a bright, clear display and great battery life. The OnePlus 12 is also powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, a powerful processor that rivals the benchmark performance of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. We also couldn’t complain about battery life, as the phone lasted for 18 hours and 10 minutes in our test of looping a YouTube video at maximum brightness. The $200 off on Prime Day is really awesome.

The Google Pixel 8 may not be the tech giant’s latest model, but it’s still a pretty good phone, especially considering its current price drop. In our review of the Pixel 8, we gave it an “Excellent” rating and it also won an Editor’s Choice Award. This phone was competitively priced from the start, offering excellent overall performance, a compact design, and high-quality manufacturing materials. “Images captured from any of the Pixel 8’s cameras are incredibly detailed and handle differences in lighting well. Colors are consistent across cameras, but are oversaturated when compared to real-life colors. ” observed our expert.

If you’re nostalgic for what was perhaps your first mobile phone, the Motorola Razr+ will certainly help you bring back that feeling. In our review, we gave this phone an “Excellent” rating, praising the excellent display quality and the fact that the external screen actually works, unlike previous models. Stylish design will also be a pretty important factor in your decision making, but we can’t really complain. However, the amazing price drop ($450 off) may be the most convincing argument for buying this.

Last year’s Motorola Edge+ model was one of our favorite phones, earning an “Excellent” rating and an Editor’s Choice award in our review. Our experts praised the phone’s battery life and overall solid performance, as well as its curved screen. The camera is also quite impressive. “We tested the cameras in a variety of lighting conditions and were pleased with the results. Images from all three cameras appear sharp and crisp in both full daylight and low-light conditions. Additionally, Portrait mode creates a nice bokeh effect with the front and rear cameras, giving your images a little something extra,” the review says.

We declared the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 the best foldable phone money can buy in this review, giving it an easy “outstanding” rating and winning our Editors’ Choice award. The design is more durable and much improved over previous models, the screen is wider, and the Fold has some very good cameras. This phone doesn’t lack in terms of performance either, with fast loading times. “Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 has high-end hardware, some truly useful AI features, a great camera stack, two great screens, and enough horsepower to satisfy just about everyone,” our review says. is listed.

If you’re looking for a phone with great battery life, the OnePlus 12R might be just what you need, especially since this phone is on sale this Prime Big Deal Days. we I reviewed OnePlus 12R They praised the bright display and overall good performance of the phone, as well as how quickly it charges, giving it an “Excellent” rating. But what impressed us most was the length of time between charges. “To test the battery, I set my phone’s screen to maximum brightness and looped a YouTube video over Wi-Fi. It lasted 22 hours and 43 minutes on a single charge, and the current battery “It has become a longevity champion, exceeding the 20 hours and 15 minutes of the iPhone 15 Pro Max,” the review reads.

If you’re looking to get a super affordable Google Pixel smartphone right now, you should get the 7a. This model was originally a budget-friendly model, but this Prime Day sale makes it a total bargain. It also doesn’t hurt that this is a phone that we gave an “outstanding” rating and an Editors’ Choice award when we reviewed it. Our experts praised the solid performance and above-average camera, especially for a device in this price range. Another nice feature is the fact that a phone at this price comes with wireless charging.

When it comes to foldable smartphones, Samsung isn’t the only player worth checking out. The OnePlus Open is a good contender, especially when it’s on sale like it is now. We reviewed it and gave it an “Excellent” rating, praising its gorgeous display, attractive design, and multitasking abilities. “The hardware is well designed and built, with strong hinges and gorgeous displays inside and out. The software represents a new way to interact with your foldable device, and does what you need to do. “Performance is smooth, if any. Battery life and wireless connectivity are good and on par with the competition, but photo and video quality is still not up there,” the review says.

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I have been a writer since 2006 and have covered a variety of topics for local publications. I started covering technology extensively in 2012 and have written thousands of articles since then. I’ve written social media and cybersecurity news, software and hardware reviews, streaming guides, how-tos, tech deals, and more. I have a byline here at PCMag, as well as in MakeUseOf, Pocket-Lint, Android Police, How to Geek, XDA, Softpedia, and many other publications. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading books, playing games, drawing, listening to music, and chasing after my many pets, asking, “What are they chewing this time?” I like to ask questions.

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