Best Cell Phones - 6 to 26 oz. Weight, T3 Hearing Aid Compatibility Rating, Gaming

'But does all that on-board tech translate to a great smartphone camera' Of course it does. '

'Samsung's Galaxy Note series has never been for everyone, but the Note 5 just might change some minds.'

'With its slick, Galaxy S6-like body and brand-new S Pen, the Galaxy Note 5 is Samsung’s best Note yet.'

'And it succeeded: the Note 5 is probably the most consumer-friendly Note ever. '

'The Galaxy S5 was already great, but the Note 4 finds a way to push things even further.'

'It's powerful, the screen is gorgeous, there's a great camera and the battery life is massive.'

'Samsung can make truly great, uncompromisingly fantastic phones.'

'The earpiece gets loud enough to hear over noisy streets, with good depth and natural tones, even at maximum volume. '

'Full of features.'

'great phone'

'Raw processor benchmark results were in line with other devices with similar specs, and heavy games like Asphalt 8: Airborne played smoothly. '

'The IPS-based LCD screen is sharp, rich, colourful, responsive, bright... and some other good things we can't quite recall right now.'

'Its one-piece uni-body shell feels nice in the hand with its soft matt finish (some colours of the 1520 have a glossy finish).'

'We don’t say this often but it feels exactly right with ideally weighted balance in the hand and enough heft to feel sturdy while still being light enough to read when comfortably above your face in bed.'

'Raw processor benchmark results were in line with other devices with similar specs, and heavy games like Asphalt 8: Airborne played smoothly. '

'The IPS-based LCD screen is sharp, rich, colourful, responsive, bright... and some other good things we can't quite recall right now.'

'Its one-piece uni-body shell feels nice in the hand with its soft matt finish (some colours of the 1520 have a glossy finish).'

'We don’t say this often but it feels exactly right with ideally weighted balance in the hand and enough heft to feel sturdy while still being light enough to read when comfortably above your face in bed.'