Smartphones today offer amazing mobile computing experiences that allow you to work from anywhere, whether it’s in the field or at home. Although everyone has different needs, each smartphone on this list can provide all of the essential functions most people could want from a mobile device.

Some smartphones are great at photography. Others can be used as small tablets or durable enough to withstand drops in the field. While the term “best” might not be appropriate for your specific needs, there are some smartphones that are simply better than others.

These are our top 10 smartphone recommendations.

The iPhone 13 Pro Max is Apple’s most powerful and feature-rich iPhone. Apple listened to its customers and the iPhone 13 Pro Max is almost identical to the 12 Pro Max last year, but it’s a little thicker and has a larger battery with longer life and a longer battery life.
The display can now be refreshed at 120Hz. The optical zoom of the telephoto camera has been increased to 6x. New features in the camera system include macro photography and cinematic videos modes. They are sure to please both photographers and videographers.

Apple continues to improve iOS 15 and offers 1TB internal storage to allow you to capture content to your heart’s delight.

The iPhone 13 Pro Max starts at $1,099 with the 128GB model, and goes up to $1,599 with the 1TB capacity. The iPhone 13 Pro Max comes in graphite and silver as well as gold, sierra blue, and gold.

Pros:

• High quality ceramic glass and stainless-steel materials
• Best video recording performance
• Cameras of high quality
• Stable and well-supported by Apple

Cons:

• • Expensive
  • Large and heavy

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

Best Android phone

The Galaxy S22 U 5G was Samsung’s first flagship phone in 2022. The S21 Ultra in 2021 was compatible with the S Pen. However, the S21 Ultra could not store, transport, or charge the S Pen. Samsung has fully accepted the S22 Ultra as its Note successor. It features an S Pen silo and flat and square design elements.
Read our full review: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

The Galaxy S22 phones were among the first to be widely launched with the Qualcomm Snapdragon8 Gen 1 processor. The same resolution cameras can be found in the S22 Ultra this year, but Samsung has improved the camera’s capabilities in low-light photography. Samsung is a leader in zooming capabilities, with two telephoto cameras.

Pros:

• • • An amazing quad rear camera system
    • Gorilla Glass Victus Plus
    • S Pen Support fully integrated
    • Amazing 5G and RF performance
    • Battery with high capacity

Cons:

• Some duplicate Samsung apps