OnePlus One

When it's time to pick out your next smartphone, it's always tempting to look at top shelf handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+, iPhone 6s or LG G4, but is it always worth spending the extra for premium tech? Here are five smartphones that make a pretty good case for going budget.

Like its predecessor, the OnePlus 2 offers compelling specs and features at a very reasonable price point ... that is, if you can get your hands on one. Read on as Gizmag compares these two wallet-friendly devices.

The OnePlus One was the sleeper smartphone of 2014 that very few people were able to get their hands on, which is a shame, because several months later we've found that it's still among the best devices out there despite a few big flaws.

We've seen so many great smartphones this year, it isn't easy to pick just one. Let Gizmag try to help with your decision, as we compare the features and specs of some of the best smartphones of 2014.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4 is a high-end, feature-packed phablet boasting the latest high-end specs, but how does it compare to 2014’s budget smartphone hero – the OnePlus One? Read on as we compare the two smartphones.

Like it or not, the word phablet is here to stay – and so are the supersized smartphones that it describes. Though the category was once synonymous with the Galaxy Note, there are now enough competing phablets to make your decision difficult. Let's compare the best phablets you can buy today.

Last week we took a look at how the new OnePlus One compares to another high-end budget phone, the Nexus 5. But what happens when we put it next to a high-end, high-price handset like the Galaxy S5? Read on, as Gizmag compares the two phones' features and specs.

For the last six months, the Nexus 5 has been the best combination yet of high-end hardware and affordable off-contract price. But there's a new kid in town that might give it a run for its money. Join Gizmag, as we compare the features and specs of the new OnePlus One with the LG/Google Nexus 5.

In January, it was announced that community Android version CyanogenMod would be pre-loaded on an upcoming new phone from a Chinese startup called OnePlus. The company was promising big things, and boasting former Oppo VP Pete Lau as its CEO. Today, the OnePlus One phone has been launched.