Whether you opt for the 6.1-inch Galaxy S23, the 6.6-inch S23+, or the massive 6.8-inch S23 Ultra, these phones are full of high-end features, from the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset that keeps even the most demanding games running beautifully to the fluid and bright 120-Hz AMOLED displays. If you want a no-compromises best-of-the-best kind of smartphone, then look no further than Samsung's Galaxy S23 range ( 9/10, WIRED Recommends). But even with these flaws, it's easily the best bang for your buck. And the fingerprint sensor isn't my favorite. The battery life is just OK on average it can last a day, but you'll need a power bank if you're a power user. It lacks a headphone jack and a microSD card slot, so if those are important to you, look elsewhere. Did I mention it costs just $499? It will even last a while, thanks to the five years of security updates and three Android OS upgrades. Don't forget the smooth 90-Hz screen too! Then there's wireless charging and the IP67 water resistance rating. The 6.1-inch OLED screen is a nice size that's not too large and not too small, and it gets decently bright. New in this model is an upgraded 64-megapixel camera and a 13-megapixel ultrawide that take better photos than most other phones its price (and some pricier ones too). It has a powerful processor-Tensor G2-to run demanding games and zip through dozens of apps with ease. It looks gorgeous (especially in the flashy Coral color). The Pixel 7A ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends) comes very close to being the perfect phone for everybody.

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