Stuff - UK (2019-12)

SUPERTEST SMARTPHONES

Google Pixel 4 XL

The purist’s Android choice, with clean software and a terrific

camera, but not the most dynamic smartphone around.

from £829 / stuff.tv/Pixel4XL

Motorola One Zoom

With features to pique your interest at an excellent price,

Motorola are the mid-range kings for a reason.

£380 / stuff.tv/OneZoom

Asus ROG Phone II

It’s a gaming-centric phone... but the ROG Phone II delivers in

so many areas, how could we ignore it?

£830 / stuff.tv/RogPhone2

Oppo Reno2

This Oppo offers the brand’s best bang for your buck, but

falls agonisingly short in key areas.

£450 / stuff.tv/Reno2

We all know 5G and folding

phones are a thing and will

continue to be a thing in

2020. Mass adoption of 5G
      depends on dropping prices,
      better coverage and greater
      availability... so watch this
      space to see if mobile
      makers and networks
      actually make it happen.
      If you’re looking further
      afield, firstly get you... and
      secondly head to p68 and
      read our exclusive interview
      with futurist Matthew
      Griffin, where he discusses
      everything from graphene
      batteries charging in
      seconds to 11k screens
      with natural 3D.
      Otherwise, sticking our
      neck out and putting our
      considerable reputation on
      the line, we reckon this time
      next year you’ll be seeing an
      iPhone 12 and maybe some
      Google Pixels.

WHAT’S NEXT?

THE SUMMARY

OiPhone 11 Pro OOnePlus 7T OiPhone 11 OMoto One Zoom

OPixel 4 XL OOppo Reno2 OROG Phone II OMate 30 Pro

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Apple iPhone 11 Pro

Is the Pro the best phone Apple has ever made? Yes. It’s just

too super-expensive to top our test.

from £1049 / stuff.tv/iPhone11Pro

Huawei Mate 30 Pro

It’s got all the spec credentials to be a top-three phone, but

losing Google Play grinds our gears just too much.

€1099 / stuff.tv/Mate30Pro

OnePlus 7T

A smooth display, a rapid processor, super-fast charging and

a capable display make this the latest Android to beat.

£549 / stuff.tv/OnePlus7T

Apple iPhone 11

Apple has done the unexpected and produced an affordable

handset that doesn’t really scrimp on specs.

from £729 / stuff.tv/iPhone11

Display CPU Memory Battery Cameras Dimensions

12MP + 16MP

rear,

8MP front

48MP + 8MP

+ 16MP

+ 5MP rear,

25MP front

6GB RAM,

64/128GB

storage

4GB RAM,

128GB

storage

Snapdragon

855

Snapdragon

675

6.3in

3040x1440

OLED

6.4in

2340x1080

AMOLED

3700mAh

4000mAh

48MP +

13MP rear,

24MP front

48MP +

13MP + 8MP

+ 2MP rear,

16MP front

12GB RAM,

512GB

storage

8GB RAM,

256GB

storage

Snapdragon

855+

Snapdragon

730G

6.59in

2340x1080

AMOLED

6.5in

2400x1080

AMOLED

6000mAh

4000mAh

144x71x

8.1mm,

188g

158x73x

8.8mm,

198g

160x75x

8.2mm,

193g

158x75x

8.8m,

190g

12MP + 12MP

+ 12MP rear,

12MP front

40MP + 8MP

+ 40MP

+ ToF rear,

32MP front

3046mAh

4500mAh

4GB RAM,

64/256/

512GB

storage

8GB RAM,

256GB

storage

A13 Bionic

Kirin 990

5.8in

2436x1125

OLED

6.53in

2400x1176

OLED

161x74x

8.1mm,

190g

171x78x

9.5mm,

240g

160x74x

9.5mm,

189g

48MP + 12MP

+ 16MP rear,

16MP front

8GB RAM,

128GB

storage

Snapdragon

855+

6.55in

2400x1080

AMOLED

151x76x

8.3mm,

194g

12MP + 12MP

rear, 12MP

front

A13 Bionic

6.1in

1792x828

LC D

4GB RAM,

64/128/

256GB

storage

3800mAh

3110mAh

TECH

RATER

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10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

PERFORMANCE

DISPLAY

CAMERA

DESIGN