Best Cell Phones - 3 to 5 inch Screen Size(Diagonal), ~Android.*|.*iPhone OS.*|.*Windows.*|BlackBerry.* Operating System, Atleast 13 Megapixels, Most Expensive

'A compact phone indeed.'

'While I may not be entirely sold on the design changes, using the Z5 Compact has been great. '

'Long lasting battery.'

'The processor inside is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 which is a nice upgrade from the Z3 Compact which has a Snapdragon 801.'

'Sony’s Xperia X isn’t a bad smartphone. '

'It's wonderfully light, too, at 153g.'

'The M9 is an exceptional phone, but it's just not the best option out there. '

'However, this is still one of the best phones you can get and it just goes to show how far HTC has come in the last few years that we hold its products to such lofty standards. '

'All in all the HTC One M9 is a very desirable smartphone when held in the hand – easily one of the most desirable. '

'Fluid UI and app performance. '

'Audio output quality is good with an external amplifier but far from it with the headphones plugged in;.'

'beautiful phone'

'Oppo closely approximates the traits of high-end design. '

'Premium build quality.'

'Great AMOLED screen'

'It’s disappointing that Sony hasn’t matched the Z3’s Full HD display, but this is still good for a phone this size, and it matches what the competition currently offers.'

'The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact packs a larger screen than its predecessor in the same size body, it has tonnes of power, it's completely waterproof allowing for underwater photography and it has a good camera.'

'fairly sharp picture'

'The front of the device is clean.'

'Fluid and stable video footage with 3x lossless zoom. '

'Good full HD display'

'Bright, well-built design. '

'Colour accuracy is lifelike, though, and colours really pop on the OLED screen.'

'most robust BlackBerry smartphone'

'Display is extremely bright and highly detailed, with accurate colors.'

'Outstanding value.'

'The Xiaomi Mi 4 delivers snappy performance, a great camera, and good looks at a low price.'

'16/64 GB of built-in memory. '