Admittedly, the internal specs didn’t blow us away for the price, nor did the cameras and 6.67in display, so there is a bit of a compromise on that front. Still, it’s future proofed by 5G connectivity and updates to at least Android 14. So, if you’re the type to damage your phone and just want something competent to last you more than a few months, look no further. Smartwatch: requires a) Vodafone pay monthly Airtime plan, and b) 12 or 24 month Connectivity Plan (via Vodafone OneNumber). Watch Plans over 12 months require a 24 month Connectivity Plan. Terms apply

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Key specs – Processor: Quad-core 1.6GHz Unisoc SC9836A; Display: 6.52in, 1,600 x 720; Storage:32GB; Cameras: 13MP, 2MP (depth); Operating system: Android 11 Go; Weight: 178g HMD Global Oy UK Branch, of 2 Kingdom Street, Level 2, London, Paddington Central, W2 6BD, registered in England and Wales under Company No FC033770, UK Establishment No BR018857, is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under firm reference No 949221. Other than its size, what stood out for us was the G50’s quality cameras for this price, which consists of a 48MP main lens, 5MP ultrawide and a 2MP depth sensor. Expand its 64GB storage by up to 512GB through a decent microSD card and you’ll be able to use those lenses almost without limits. The Snapdragon 480 processor is pretty great value, too, since the same chipset is found in more expensive Nokias on this list: the X20 and XR20. Plus, its 5G compatibility may sneak it ahead of other similarly priced rivals, like the Poco X3 NFC. As the follow up to the Best Buy award-winning Nokia 5.3, the 5.4 had a lot to live up to. While it didn’t surprise us as much as the previous iteration, the sequel retained everything we loved about the 5.3, made some improvements, and kept it at the same affordable price. All this makes for a good value proposition – especially since the Nokia 5.4 is now selling for less than when we reviewed it.

You must have a 5G enabled device on the Vodafone 5G network, a Vodafone 5G plan and 5G coverage in the area that you are in. Coverage may be affected by a number of factors. Find out more about our 5G networkNokia has no shortage of great phones on offer — particularly in the budget segment. The brand's focus on industrial design and clean software with Android One has allowed it to stand out in a crowded market. The Nokia XR20 is Nokia's most interesting phone, with solid connectivity with 5G support, reasonable software support, and a rugged design that should help this phone keep running for years to come. While its beefy design won't be to everyone's taste, its sharp 1080x2400 display will be. Super cheap for a new smartphone, if saving money is the aim of the game you’ll struggle to do better than the Nokia C21 Plus. Staying within double figures means flagship features and componentry are lost, but you are getting excellent value. Every smartphone we review is tested using our standardised list of benchmarks. We begin with performance and GPU testing, where we use the Geekbench and GFXBench apps available on the Google Play store. These tests provide us with performance figures which are used to directly compare against their predecessors and similarly priced competitors. For Mobile: lets you select a monthly Device Plan Credit Agreement (3-36 months) with a monthly Airtime Plan. Phone Plans over 12 months require a 24-month Monthly Airtime Plan. You can pay off your Device Plan early, and if you do, you can then keep your Airtime Plan on a 30-day contract or leave. If your Airtime Plan ends for any reason, you will need to keep on paying your monthly Device Plan (either in full or monthly) Roaming: using your home data plan to roam in Zone A is included in all of our Pay Monthly plans. For roaming in other destinations, charges will apply depending on which plan you are on.

The Nokia 9 PureView is Nokia's most recent flagship phone, even though it's years old - the company just hasn't made a newer one since. The handset comes with cutting-edge features to match. In particular, it comes with one important feature (or five depending on how you count it) in the form of its five-sensor rear camera, which is the most we've seen in a smartphone. Key specs – Processor: Octa-core 2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 5G; Display: 6.67in, 1,800 x 2,400; Storage: 128GB; Cameras: 64MP, 5MP (ultrawide), 2MP (depth), 2MP (macro); Operating system: Android 11; Weight: 220gUnlimited Bundle: An Unlimited Pay as you go Bundle lasts for 30 days. Your bundle will automatically renew every 30 days if you have enough credit. To opt out call 2345. Includes unlimited data and unlimited minutes and texts: minutes to standard mobiles and landlines (UK: 01, 02, 03) and standard texts (excluding MMS) to use in the UK and Zone A. Unlimited Bundle terms, exclusions and destinations

For Laptops / Tablets: lets you select a monthly Device Plan Credit Agreement (3-48 months) with a 24 month Data Plan. You can pay off your Device Plan early, and if you do, you can then keep your Data Plan on a 30-day contract or leave. If your Data Plan ends for any reason, you will need to keep on paying your monthly Device Plan (either in full or monthly) It's not exactly an expensive phone either, compared to some of the flagships you can buy today, so if you want a photographic smartphone powerhouse without taking a chunk out of your bank account, this may be the phone for you.For Smartwatches: lets you select a monthly Device Plan Credit Agreement (over 3-36 months) with a monthly Connectivity Plan. Watch Plans over 12 months require a 24 month Connectivity Plan. You can pay off your Device Plan early, and if you do, you can keep your Connectivity Plan on a 30-day contract or leave. If your Connectivity Plan ends, the Device Plan is still payable (either in full or monthly). Watch Plans require a Vodafone pay monthly airtime plan and a Connectivity Plan (via Vodafone OneNumber) We found this great fun to test out - even though it's not the best camera phone in the world, it's a novel attempt to take that trophy nonetheless. Notably, the main camera has been bumped up to a 48MP number (from 13MP), which is now capable of 60fps video (rather than 30fps) alongside improved wind-noise cancellation and spatial audio. This smartphone looks and feels premium, too, in either the Polar Night or Dusk shimmering colours, with its small bezels and hole punch selfie camera. Likewise, the processor is pretty capable. Phones used to be tiny, but now many are supersized. If that’s how you prefer your smartphones, or your larger-than-life hands simply require a bigger handset, then the massive 6.82in screen on this Nokia G50 should suit you down to the ground.