Best T-Mobile Cell Phones - GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - all versions Network Type

'The LG V10 is a high-end smartphone, but the chipset powering it is not the strongest one around. '

'massive, high-res screen'

'The sturdily designed LG V10 gives users more camera control with manual modes for both photos and video, a fingerprint sensor, two front-facing cameras for wider selfie shots, expandable memory and a removable battery.'

'Solid, rigid construction. '

'The G3's flagship feature is its 5.5-inch, 2,560-by-1,440 screen—the highest resolution you'll see anywhere. '

'Improved interface'

'The slim screen bezels and tapered edge design also help the LG G3 feel reasonably trim when held. '

'It's unsurprising that performance is smooth and nippy the vast majority of the time.'

'fresh new UI'

'Spectacular screen.'

'We have heard worse speakers, and the Galaxy S5 can handle its own top volume without distorting significantly. '

'the display does look brilliant on a number of levels.'

'It's encased entirely in a comfortable, rubberized soft touch housing. '

'the Nexus 5 display is immaculately sharp.'

'At this size it's an easy phone to manage, especially with some devices now getting too big to handle as phablet popularity grows. '

'Beastly specs usually mean high prices but the Nexus 5 retails from £299, making it one of the most affordable high-end smartphones ever produced. . '

'wide viewing angles'

'the screen is larger without making the phone bigger.'

'The phone is available in your choice of white or black with faux chrome trim, and I think the visual and textural treatment looks nice.'

'It's a very sharp display, and even tiny text has superb clarity. '

'Expansive curved display.'

'Some might see the plastic as regressive rather than progressive - it depends how much a lick of colour does for you - but any fears that you may have that C in 5C stands for "cheap" will disappear the moment you pick up the phone.'

'With the camera app, you have a new Automatic HDR mode, which applies HDR filters to objects and scenes before image capture. .'