Cell Phones

One of the rituals of going back to school these days is choosing a new smartphone. I’m going through it myself as my daughter starts high school. Which smartphone is the best for students? The answer depends on many factors, and ultimately everyone is going to come up with a different pick depending on how much importance they put on things like price or app selection. In this post I’ll walk you through factors you should consider and offer a few contenders as the best smartphone for students.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE straddles the line between flagship and mid-range, offering some premium features and design at a lower price.

Apple showcased a new batch of products led by its latest iPhone 14 models, including new Apple Watches and new pair of AirPods Pro.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 FE is the company’s latest phone, and it’s made to accommodate anyone who’s fine with a few trade-offs.

 The dreaded “Can’t take photo. There is not enough storage space” message is history on my iPhone thanks to Leef iAccess. It’s a small, easy to use microSD reader that you can attach and leave on your phone to expand your memory up to 128 GB, and it’s the perfect summer accessory for anyone who wants the freedom to use their phone without storage issues. 

With its signature Moto G 4G LTE, Motorola proves that simplicity is powerful. Don’t let the low price tag fool you. The MotoG may cost less than other devices but it performs like a higher end Smartphone.

Google finally opted to give its phones a new look, and some new features to match, making the Pixel 6 Pro even more interesting.

Samsung infused the Galaxy S24 Ultra with new AI-driven features that impact what you can do with the phone in an otherwise familiar package.

The Samsung Galaxy A51 is the affordable phone that tries getting you in the door without breaking the bank to get a good mobile experience.

It’s easy to like how the OnePlus 12 looks compared to other smartphones courtesy of its gorgeous design, but there’s more to it than that.