Top 10 Best Phone 5G In World 2020
Top 10 ATZ Best Phone 5G In World 2020
5G powers smartphone the top contenders
5G
is still in its infancy in the US, but low-, mid-, and high-band
networks are available from all major carriers. It's not the only reason
to consider our top picks, but 5G support is one reason to buy a phone
and be confident keeping it for two or three years.
All
carriers offer one, two, or three flavors of 5G today, but the networks
are still limited in speed and availability across the country. The top 10 ATZ
pick in our list covers all three network options so it is the best for
5G, but it is also the best for other reasons.
Top 10 Best Phone 5G In World are certain to see new phones from Google, Apple, and OnePlus in 2020. Apple may not support 5G in 2020, giving Android smartphones the leg up on the benefits of 5G. Stunning cameras are also a primary feature in today's flagship smartphones and any of the 10 best can help you capture amazing .
It's
easy to find a great phone these days and today's phones are so good
you really don't need to be replacing them on an annual basis, but
carrier and manufacturer upgrade programs make this fairly painless.
With smartphones today serving as critical tools for conducting
business, a monthly lease or payment option is a justifiable expense.
1. Samsung Galaxy S20/S20 Plus/S20 Ultra
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- Galaxy S20 Ultra review: Camera is amazing but battery life isn't CNET
- Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G review: 2020's most capable smartphone
Samsung
announced the Galaxy S20 series a month ago and phones are now
available for consumers. After spending a couple of weeks with the S20
Ultra 5G, it is clear the phone is built for business and captures
the crown for the best 5G device available today.
The
focus on the S20 line this year is universal 5G and improved camera
experiences. There are some focus issues Samsung is currently dealing
with on the S20 Ultra and while you may not want to pay $1,400+ for that
phone right now, the S20 Plus may be more appropriate.
Samsung's
S20 series are powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865, AMOLED 120Hz
refresh rate displays ranging from 6.2 to 6.9 inches, 12GB RAM (with
16GB option), 128GB to 512GB storage options with a microSD for even
more capacity, three rear cameras (the Ultra has unique camera
specifications), IP68 rating, WiFi 6, and Bluetooth 5. Battery capacity
ranges from 4,000 to 5,000mAh. The S20 does not support high band
(mmWave) faster 5G networks so make sure you pick the device that will
fit your network needs.
An
argument can be made that the S20 series isn't the best smartphone
available today, but in terms of 5G and the latest technology, they are
tough to beat. The price makes them a bit tougher to justify, but when
you realize how this tool is used constantly the price for the value is
easier to comprehend.
2. LG V60 ThinQ 5G
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- LG V60 ThinQ 5G review: Modern network, two screen option, reasonable $900 price
- Hands-on LG V60 ThinQ: 5G with 8K video and dual-screen CNET
The LG
V60 ThinQ 5G recently launched on T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon. It's
only available in the US from one of these wireless carriers, but it
may appear as an unlocked model on Amazon in the future.
This
latest LG V series device continues to focus on video creation with a
triple rear camera system, 8K video recording, four microphones, ASMR
and Voice Bokeh audio technology, and advanced camera software. It's
also powered by a massive 5,000 mAh battery with a 1080p display so it
is sure to help you capture hours of video content.
The
LG V60 ThinQ 5G is composed of two pieces of Gorilla Glass 5 with a
metal frame and is certified for shock resistance to MIL-STD 810G. LG's
new phone has a 6.8-inch OLED panel, Qualcomm Snapdragon 865, 8GB of
RAM, 128GB of internal storage with a microSD card, and 5G. A Dual
Screen cover is included for the $900 price and gives you a large
platform for serious productivity.
Along
with 5G and a focus on video capture, the LG V60 continues LG's
tradition of audio excellence with a 3.5mm audio port with quad DAC
support and stereo speakers. It sounds great through the speakers, but
the wired headphone experience is even better. It's one of the last
phones remaining with a 3.5mm audio port so audiophiles are sure to be
pleased.
3. OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren
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OnePlus and T-Mobile launched the OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren in December just as the T-Mobile 6
00
MHz 5G low-band network was activated. This phase of the 5G network
currently offers minor speed improvements but enhances the range,
penetration, and reliability of the wireless network.
This
latest OnePlus flagship offers extremely responsive performance with
its 90Hz display, fast UFS 3.0 256GB internal storage, massive 12GB RAM,
and the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus processor. Triple rear
cameras are found on the back with a 16 megapixel rising from the top
just when you need it.
The OnePlus
7T Pro 5G McLaren is composed of two pieces of Gorilla Glass with a
metal frame. The design is elegant and the build quality is superb. It
has a lovely AMOLED 6.67-inch display, a large 4,085mAh battery, and
Warp Charge 30T capability, with excellent radio support for GSM
networks. There is no certification for dust and water resistance and a
3.5mm headphone jack is nowhere to be found.
Unlike
the majority of phones today, there is no notch or hole-punch in the
display for the camera. The front-facing camera extends and retracts out
of the top only when in active use. This helps make the phone perfect
for working with documents and spreadsheets during the workday or
watching media content during your commute.
The
phone is running the latest version of Android 10 and is regularly
updated with the latest Android security update. There are also some
cool Papaya Orange highlights and McLaren software elements. The OnePlus
7T Pro is an extremely capable phone with a full retail price of
$899.99.
4. Samsung Galaxy Note 10/10 Plus
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The
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 sat on top of our 10 best smartphone list for
much of the past year and was at the top of this list earlier this year.
While the headphone jack is gone, everything else has been improved on
the 2019 version of the Galaxy Note. The Note 10 is now offered in two
variants, with the presence of a microSD card slot, display size, and
battery capacity being the prime differentiators.
The
Galaxy Note 10 Plus is an excellent enterprise smartphone with a
Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, massive amounts of RAM, fast internal
storage, microSD card expansion, capable rear quad-camera system, and
much more.
Check out our Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus review.
The
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 has a Link to the Windows button in the quick
controls area along with support for the latest version of DeX.
Extending it to an external monitor with Samsung DeX is quick and easy,
while also providing a full functioning desktop experience. The
additional capability to charge up other devices and gear, such as
the Galaxy Buds, via wireless technology on the back of the Note 10
is convenient for road warriors.
Note
10, starting with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage, starts at
$949.99 while the Note 10 Plus with 12GB of RAM and 256GB internal
storage starts at $1,099.99. There are also increased RAM and storage
options for both devices, but the default base models offer ample RAM
and storage for most users. The Note 10 Plus is available now from
Samsung and all carriers. T-Mobile also just rolled out a 5G variant,
priced at $1,299.99.
5. Apple iPhone 11 Pro/Pro Max
Must read:
- iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max review CNET
- Goodbye iPhone XR: Signal strength and size bring me back to the iPhone XS
My
full review of the Apple iPhone 11 Pro led me to almost rank it with my
first perfect 10. I held back from that since Apple launched it with
just 64GB of internal storage capacity, which I find unacceptable for a
$1,000+ flagship phone with a triple camera system -- the best video
capture system on a phone. Apple has also been struggling with iOS 13
performance issues, which is why it doesn't remain at the top of this
list.
The
only differences between the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max are the display
size and battery capacity. After going full circle, it's clear that the
5.8-inch model works best for me. There's a lot to be said for a phone
that is easily pocketable and capable of satisfying people with smaller
hands. It's usable with one hand.
Apple
has once again shown it bests all other phones in benchmarking testing
with the Apple A13 Bionic chipset. It has a fabulous OLED screen,
good-sized battery with a rating of four hours more than last year's
iPhone, and new camera hardware (with improved software) to make it a
very compelling flagship. It continues to get regular updates (one
coming within the first week of release) and iOS apps are still better
than comparable Android apps, despite the improvements in Android
phones.
Face
ID continues to be one of the fastest and most secure methods of
maintaining security on your phone, and the version in the iPhone 11 Pro
has been improved for better performance. Google may release an
alternative with the upcoming Pixel 4, but current ultrasonic
fingerprint scanners are not proving very reliable for consistent
performance.
The
iPhone 11 Pro starts at $999 while the iPhone 11 Max starts $1,099 for a
minimal storage 64GB model. There are some attractive colors for
enterprise users and compared to the iPhone 11, the Pro version is more
focused on business users.
Check out our Apple iPhone 11 Pro review.
6. Apple iPhone 11
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- Apple iPhone 11 review: The best $700 iPhone Apple has ever made CNET
- Search iPhone 11 review: The best iPhone for most people
While
this list starts out with the most powerful, and expensive, phones
available, ZDNet's Jason Cipriani was right in stating that the Apple
iPhone 11 is probably the best phone for most people. We typically see
Apple keep prices the same, or increase them, each year, but with the
iPhone 11, we actually saw a price drop of $50.
Unlike
the terrible decision to launch the iPhone 11 Pro/Pro Max with 64GB and
then charge a massive premium to upgrade to the next level of 256GB,
Apple lets iPhone 11 buyers go from 64GB to 128GB for just $50. Thus,
the iPhone 11 with 128GB is an excellent option for most people.
The
iPhone 11 has a size between the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max with long
battery life, capable processor, several color options, and rear dual
camera setup. The iPhone 11 has an ultra-wide angle and standard rear
cameras but doesn't have the 2x telephoto zoom lens found on the other
new iPhone 11 models.
The iPhone
11 starts at $699 for 64GB with the 128GB model priced at $749. Six
colors are available so there is one to appeal to everyone
7. Samsung Galaxy S10/S10 Plus
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- Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus review (9/10) CNET
- Galaxy S10 Plus: 4 reasons I'm smitten with Samsung's latest phone
Samsung's
current mass-market flagship is a winner in almost every respect,
remaining a more affordable and pocketable option compared to the new
Note 10 series. Prices have dropped over the past six months too so you
can get this phone at a great price.
Last
year's S9 Plus was a solid Android smartphone, but the S10 Plus
improves upon that device with an ultra-wide camera, much longer battery
life, better software with One UI and the ability to wirelessly charge
up other devices.
Samsung's
S10 and S10 Plus have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, Super AMOLED
Infinity-O display, 8GB RAM (with 12GB option), 128GB to 1TB storage
options with a microSD for even more capacity, five cameras, IP68
rating, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5, ANT+, and a stunning design with gorgeous
Prism color options.
The
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus continues to have all of the excellent Galaxy
Foundation aspects such as a high level of water resistance, fast
wireless charging, a stunning Super AMOLED screen, expandable microSD
storage, a 3.5mm headset jack, and much more. In addition, extending it
to an external monitor with Samsung DeX is quick and easy, while also
providing a full functioning desktop experience. The additional
capability to charge up other devices and gear, such as the new Galaxy
Buds, via wireless technology on the back of the S10 Plus is convenient
for road warriors.
The
Galaxy S10 Plus has now been available for six months, which means you
can often find special offers from your preferred carrier. Amazon
regularly has unlocked models at even more affordable pricing than
Samsung or the carriers. The Galaxy S10 started at $899.99 while the S10
Plus started at $999.99 for the 8GB/128GB model. With the release of
the S20 series, Samsung dropped the price $150 across the board on the
S10 series.
Check out our Galaxy S10 Plus review (9.5/10).
8. OnePlus 7T
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- OnePlus 7T review: High-end specs and Android 10 for $600 (8.8/10) CNET
- 11 reasons the OnePlus 7 Pro is good for business
OnePlus
launched the OnePlus 7T in October for just $599 and it offers much of
what is found in the 7T Pro 5G McLaren phone. Due to its high-end
specifications, reasonable price that is hundreds less than other
flagships, extremely responsive performance, and use of new technology
such as the UFS 3.0 internal storage (now seen on the Note 10 Plus) and
90Hz screen refresh rate (now seen on the Pixel 4) it is clearly a
device to consider.
The OnePlus
7T launched at a $599 price, and unlike past OnePlus phones, there is
just one RAM/storage option of 8GB/128GB. The only choices in the US are
the colors Glacier Blue or Frosted Silver. This price is nearly half
the price of most of the flagships at the top of this list and will also
be offered by T-Mobile.
The
OnePlus 7T an AMOLED 6.55-inch display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus
processor (only mainstream phone with this processor at this time),
triple rear cameras, ample RAM and internal storage, a large 3,800mAh
battery, and Warp Charge 30T capability, with excellent radio support
for AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and other US networks. There is
no certification for dust and water resistance and a 3.5mm headphone
jack is nowhere to be found.
Check out our OnePlus 7T review: The best smartphone value of 2019.
9. Google Pixel 4 XL and Pixel 4
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- Google Pixel 4 review: Solid camera, but poor battery
- Google Pixel 4 XL review: A perfectly disappointing phone
If
you want an Android phone that will always have the latest firmware and
security updates, while also offering a fairly stock experience, then
nothing beats the Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL. These two phones are the same
except for the overall size and battery capacity.
The
Google Pixel 4 XL has a large 6.3-inch 18:9 display, Snapdragon 855
processor, 6GB of RAM, 64GB and 128GB integrated storage, dual rear 16MP
and 12.2MP cameras, 8MP front-facing camera, IP68 dust and water
resistance, a 3,700mAh battery, and dual front stereo speakers. The
smaller Pixel 4 has a 5.7-inch display and a smaller 2,800mAh battery
while the rest of the specs are the same as the XL model.
It's
too bad we see storage start at just 64GB, especially with Google no
longer providing a free unlimited full-resolution backup of your photos.
Battery life is a concern for both the Pixel 4 and 4 XL, especially
when compared to other flagships in this price range that will power you
through at least a day of use.
In
addition to the software being a focus for Google, the camera is
another reason to buy the Pixel 4 or 4 XL over other better smartphone
hardware. However, while others have phones with three or four rear
cameras, Google added just one and went with telephoto over an
ultra-wide-angle so the utility of the Pixel 4 cameras may not be as
great as what you get on other smartphones in this list.
The
smaller Pixel 4 starts at $799 while the Pixel 4 XL starts at $899 for
the 64GB model. They are both powered by Android 10 and will receive OS
upgrades for three years. Monthly Android security updates are the most
important software support for the enterprise since major firmware
updates tend to break things and be less stable immediately after
release.
VIEW NOW AT BEST BUY10. Google Pixel 3A XL and Pixel 3A
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Google
launched a couple of mid-level phones that are much more affordable and
still include Google's industry-leading camera solution. The Pixel 3A
and 3A XL are the same phones with just the screen size and battery
capacity being different from each other. An $80 price difference
differentiates between the two sizes with the same color options also
being available.
The
Pixel 3A and 3A XL are powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 670 processor
with 5.6 or 6-inch OLED displays, 12MP rear camera, 8MP front camera,
4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage, stereo speakers, and
3,000/3,700mAh battery options. This is targeted to the masses with
limited internal storage and US carrier availability at Verizon, Sprint,
and T-Mobile, as well as unlocked directly from Google.
The
smaller Pixel 3A is priced at just $399 while the Pixel 3A XL costs
$479. The only option, other than size, is the color of the phone.
Available colors include Just Black, Purple-ish, and Clearly White. They
are both powered by Android 9.0 Pie and will receive OS upgrades for
three years. Google's newest Assistant features are present along with
some other Google software advances. Rumors indicate we may see a Pixel
4a variant in the first half of 2020.
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