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ZTE Overture 2 review
When those of us who aspire for the latest and greatest see a budget phone, it’s only natural to shrug our shoulders and move on to something more interesting. With that said, I don’t think the latest...
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Is the Moto G 2015 the King of mid-range devices?
As the last week has proven, the majority of everyone cares more about those high-priced, powerful phones that dominate headlines for weeks. Not only do those devices dominate headlines, but they also...
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HTC Desire 626 (AT&T) review
Announced in July, the HTC Desire 626 positions itself as an affordable take on the premium smartphone experience. Namely, it delivers a lot of the One M9 flagship and custom HTC stuff in a less...
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Nexus 6P first impressions (P is for Premium); the best phone of 2015
It is really difficult to tell how great a phone is at a press event. As a writer, we literally get a few hours max to spend with the newest devices while fighting off other media outlets. I attended...
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Nexus 5X first impressions. The REAL flagship killer has just stood up.
I know it is too soon to say the Nexus 5X is the real flagship killer that the OnePlus 2 claims to be, but after two days of usage, the Nexus 5X is the real deal. Starting at $379.99 for the LG built...
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Samsung Galaxy Note 5 review: A change for the best?
Samsung completely revamped its entire Galaxy smartphone line this year, focusing on premium build materials. Its sales numbers have been dropping off in the recent past with the Galaxy line,...
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HTC One A9 review: Where have you been HTC?
After spending much of the summer tossing about the rumor mill, HTC last week unveiled its One A9. Touted as a hero experience, many in the smartphone space were initially looking for a be-all-end-all...
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A very cool review of the verykool Jet SL5009
A while back I wrote an article about Why low to mid level phones are the “Next Big Thing”. I recently received an entry-level phone from a company named verykool. In this review, we will see if the...
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ZTE Boost MAX+ review: Big, bulky, and just enough
If you’ve been paying attention to smartphones over the last couple of years, then you certainly understand that these things are getting bigger all the time. Whereas a few years ago a 4-inch or...
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LG V10 review: Could this underdog be the phablet of the year?
We’ve heard rumorings throughout the year about a refresh to LG’s flagship, dubbed the LG G4 Pro. However, when the time came, LG thought it best to put the new phone its own category and not tied to...
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The Nexus 6P takes Android smartphones to new heights (Review)
The Nexus 6P is a product of the perfect marriage between a relatively unknown Chinese company, Huawei, and a well known company, Google. Before this year, very few people in the U.S. knew of Huawei as...
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Nexus 5X review: is the “all-around champ” back?
Another year, another Nexus. Except this time around, Google has released two Nexus phones. One of which is the phablet sized Nexus 6P, the all-metal Huawei smartphone that packs a punch in nearly...
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The Asus Zenfone 2 is the perfect example of why unlocked phones will rule...
Being a writer definitely has its perks. The last two phones I reviewed were the Google Nexus 6P and the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Both define “flagship”, and impress in just about every way. You can...
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Droid Turbo 2 is shatterproof and that’s all that matters (Review)
Over the last couple of years, Motorola has been making its way into our hearts with the Moto X flagship phones and amazing software support. So, when Motorola partnered with Verizon to build a...
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Verykool Maverick SL5550 review: Unlocked phones get another strong contender
You may have not yet heard of the verykool brand, and that’s okay. It’s a startup based out of San Diego. The parent company, InfoSonics Corp, has a past history as a distributor for more known brands...
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Blu Vivo XL review
Blu Products is an American-based (Miami, FL.) smartphone maker who has been around since 2009. With a primary focus on Android and Windows handsets, the company’s bread and butter is unlocked and less...
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Asus ZenFone Zoom review: Clearing up the view ahead
Premium build, 4GB of RAM, 3x optical zoom, and $399 price tag – is this the smartphone to beat? Asus has been trying to crack the market’s smartphone code for a while now. Prior to its current lineup,...
View ArticleThe Nuu Mobile Z8 is a premium flagship disguised by its low price (Review)
Since the start of the new year I have been making good on a promise to use only phones that aren’t in the premium price range. For 2016 I have The post The Nuu Mobile Z8 is a premium flagship...
View ArticleXiaomi Redmi Note 3: the REAL 2016 flagship killer? (Review)
Has Xiaomi figured out budget phones? Xiaomi is not a brand on the lips of every American, but its presence in the States is growing. World-wide, it’s grown from 1% of global The post Xiaomi Redmi Note...
View ArticleSamsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Review)
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is here and is undoubtedly one of the most attractive phones ever made. The curved display, or “infinity screen” as my friends have taken to calling it, is one of the most...
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