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Best Phones 2016

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Some smartphones are worth waiting for, and there are some stunners coming this 2016. These are the best new phones coming, including the best new Android phones, best new iPhones, best new Windows phones, best new Samsung phones, best new Sony phones, best new HTC phones, best new LG phones and more.

 In this feature we'll show you some of the exciting new iPhones and new Android phones (listed alphabetically) that will launch over the year. We'll also look back on some of the best new phones of 2015 so far.

slideshow imageBest new phones 2016: Apple iPhone 7

The iPhone 7 will be Apple's brand-new flagship phone for 2016, and following tradition should be announced in September. Although the final release date is still many months away, that hasn't stopped the rumour mill going crazy over the upcoming iPhone.
We've already seen rumours that the new iPhone will feature big design changes, with an all-new D-jack headphone jack, waterproofing protection and an eSIM. Loads of rumours are circulating about the screen too - will it get bigger? Will it feature a curved edge? Will it have a Touch ID display, or edge-to-edge glass?
One things for sure, the new iPhone will be faster than ever, with an A10 processor and embedded M10 motion co-processor, plus 2GB of RAM.
 
 

 Apple iPhone 7 Plus New Google Nexus 6 2016 HTC One M10 LG G5 LG G Flex 3 LG V10 Microsoft Surface Phone Nextbit Robin OnePlus 2 Mini OnePlus 3 Samsung Galaxy S7 & S7 Edge Sony Xperia Z6 A look back Apple iPhone 6s Apple iPhone 6S Plus Asus Zenfone 2 Nexus 5X Nexus 6P HTC One A9 HTC One M9 HTC One M9+ Huawei P8 & P8 max LG G4 LG G Flex 2 Microsoft Lumia 950 & XL Moto X Force OnePlus 2 OnePlus X Samsung Galaxy A7 Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Samsung Galaxy S6 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ Sony Xperia Z3+ Sony Xperia Z5 Sony Xperia Z5 Compact Sony Xperia Z5 Premium Xiaomi Mi Note and Xiaomi Mi Note Pro

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