Best Android Jelly Bean Cell Phones - 3 to 5 inch Screen Size(Diagonal), 13 to 440 Hours Talk Time

'The YotaPhone 2 has moved from technological curio to a phone we’d be happy to live with.'

'Dual-screened engineering marvel'

'decent all-round specs'

'The M8 for Windows is a formidable smartphone that marries HTC's design chops with Microsoft's slick UI to great effect. '

'fantastic, top-notch, and evolutionary design'

'new curvier design'

'With Sense 6.0 the camera app has had a redesign and we like the stylish and minimalist approach.'

'the E8's screen is very bright, and can reach the excellent 524 nits.'

'Powerful innards'

'polycarbonate back panel'

'HTC Desire 526G+ is a good phone and does most of the regular tasks without a hitch. '

'Thanks to the arched nature of the phone, it ergonically contours in our hand to provide a natural grip. '

'The build quality is close to top notch and it really does feel like a smaller One M8, although I did find the nanoSIM tray on the left of the device didn't sit completely flush with the case.'

'Design.'

'The performance is average, battery life is very good, camera quality is good only daylight and mediocre under low lights.'

'Quick and easy transition from phone to tablet.'

'First, the phone in and of itself is solid and reliable. '

'The 1080p video recording is more than usable to share with friends and family.'

'Photos captured using the camera were sharp and full of detail, though colors were too bright.'

'Not surprisingly, the phone is pretty darn responsive with an assortment of things, like gaming and simple navigation. '

'The HTC Butterfly 2 ticks most of the boxes for an Android flagship in 2014 - the Snapdragon 801 is still more than relevant, the camera has a sufficient amount of pixels, the display is of ample size and 1080p resolution. '

'powerful quad-core processor'