Which phone would you recommend in 2026?

[Anonymous]

Which phone would you recommend in 2026?

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

For everyone

US exclusive

[michael3478]

A google pixel probably because they always get the latest android updates on time and you can still enable 3 button navigation and not too much bloatware either not as bad as Samsung or Motorola.

[Unycorn]

Nothing Phone

https://de. nothing. tech/



Samsung Z Flip

[NicholasofAustralia]

They've become a big thing that brand lol UK

[LisaMariexoxo]

OnePlus 15

[Anastasia4real]

If you want to run everything with freedom about Data tranfer or any type of apps or mod app's (paid apps freely) then android and apple always prefer to install apps from apple store only mostly 3rd party files not installed, lastly the choice is yours

[dragoblack]

Anything but an iphone. I know a lot of iphone users shite on samsung, but my Samsung phones have lasted me many generation phones later. Still running with a samsung galaxy 8 and it isn't slowed down like iphone does when their next model comes out. Plus i have never broken a phone screen... seriously, put a wrist strap on your phone cases and don't put your phone in your back pocket.

[AviatorTom]

I recommend an Android phone.

More important than the phone though is the phone case. Get a good one that will protect the phone when it's dropped. Speaking from personal experience, you WILL drop the phone, possibly several times.

[exitseven]

I have had my Samsung 'galaxy for almost 3 years and it had been a good phone.

[NicholasofAustralia]

Ditto as I wrote elsewhere it served me well even as a dropped hand me down many times

[AviatorTom]

@exitseven Me too. MY Samsung Galaxy S21 still works great. I've had Samsung Android phones for years with only a few minor problems. For example, I had to replace the battery in one many years ago because it wasn't keeping a charge.

[CuriousMufuxka]

Some cheap Samsung phone. I bought an A25 for 234 bucks including a case and 2 tempered glass screen protectors in August of '24 and the damn thing still works just fine. The updates have been retarded, but eh still a good deal.

[NicholasofAustralia]

@curiousmufuxka yes I've had my share of almost indestructible hand me down Sony and Samsung

[BCRanger10]

I'd be happy if my current phone stayed in good condition forever.

[live2dance25]

Whatever suits your needs best. There’s no one size fits all answer.

[DarKnight36]

Ben used 16 Pro The 17 Pro's casing is very fragile and scratches easily even with a case on, so many were returned; that's why I stuck with the 16 Pro.

[genericname85]

Probably the galaxy s25. won't get much better value for money overall than that.

[Nikki1989]

Anything but an iPhone.

[ElenaSeluna]

iPhone forever

[Abbycado]

I’ve got the iPhone Air. I like it.

[jazzy34]

The phone you can afford.

[Anonymous]

HMD or Motorola or Nokia

[Opinion Owner]

I like cheap. Have used cheap Chinese phones for most of my life that are mainstream sold and accepted by phone carriers here 📱 - Android praise be 💚

[Iron_Man]

iPhone 18

[daydreamergirl29]

iPhone 15

[NicholasofAustralia]

@daydreamergirl29 women always seem to feel attached to apple. Sometimes I wonder if it's nostalgia, familiarity or "the smaller size fits smaller hands of women" - after all, I find the Androids I haven't looked back since I migrated from ipod touches

[NicholasofAustralia]

And the androids are bigger 🤭📱 really they are larger phones for larger hands , male shrug