Read Android Central’s reviews of top Android devices
With Christmas a slowly fading memory, we’re beginning to enter the post-holiday shopping season. And in the days ahead, many outlets will be offering discounts on some of the top Android devices of the moment. So what’s worth buying and what should you leave on the shelf?
We’ve got links to all the information you could possibly need after the break.
Essential reading: The best Android phone you can buy
In our semi-regular look at the best Android handsets around, we’ve rounded up the finest phones on the market and brought you a rundown of the top contenders. We’ll also reveal the best oversized Android phone, as well as some honorable mentions.
Read more: The best Android phone you can buy in late 2013
Android Central’s big review grid
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Moto X review Motorola’s new flagship boasts near-stock Android and touchless controls. |
Samsung Galaxy S4 review Samsung’s 5-inch smartphone offers a 1080p screen and a wealth of software features. |
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 review The third-generation Galaxy Note handset is the best big-screen phone out there. |
HTC One review HTC’s aluminum-clad beast is one of the most impressive smartphones of 2013. |
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HTC One Mini review With a 4.3-inch 720p display, the One Mini downsizes without scrimping on hardware. |
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini review Samsung packs many of the GS4’s software features into a smaller chassis. |
HTC One Max review HTC’s largest handset yet boasts impressive battery life and a gianormous screen. |
Nexus 5 review The second LG-built Nexus phone represents the cutting edge of Android. |
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Moto G review Motorola’s budget smartphone is the best phone you can buy for $179. |
LG G2 review The 5.2-inch LG G2 introduces a 13MP OIS camera and a 5.2-inch display. |
Nexus 7 review The second-gen Nexus 7 boosts its performance and screen resolution. |
LG G Pad 8.3 review LG returns to the Android tablet space with a “just right” form factor. |
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Samsung Galaxy Gear review Samsung’s first smartwatch shows promise, but falls short in terms of functionality. |
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 — 2014 Edition review The Galaxy Note 10.1 returns with faster internals and a sharp new screen. |
Sony Xperia Z1 review Sony’s latest boasts a metal-framed design and 20.7-megapixel camera. |
