Top 5 Best Flagship Smartphones From 2018


2018 was the year where we saw many Flagship Smartphones Launches From Companies Like Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Oneplus, Google etc. It left everyone confused about which phone to buy & which one to skip. So in this article, we pick the top 5 Flagship smartphones that launched this year.

 Here is a list of top 5 Flagship Smartphones 

 5.Oneplus 6T
Oneplus Launched their flagship Oneplus 6T that offers a host of features at a budget price. The phone comes with an AMOLED Waterdrop style Notch. The phone comes with superfast Dash Charge support that can charge the phone in Minutes. The phone also clicks decent photos with the dual rear camera on the back. On the performance front, it is powered by Flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC under the hood. Overall it is a value for money package at Rs.37,999.
4.Apple iPhone XS/XS Max
iPhone XS/XS Max is the latest Flagship phone from Apple. The phone is powered a powerful A12 Bionic SoC that outperforms the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845. The design language is the same as that of iPhone X.All in All it is the best phone if you are looking to buy an IOS Device but Apple has led down by providing a 5W charger inside the box and also the removal of type -c to headphones converter. Apart from that, the reparability cost is also high but if you are looking for an Apple device this is the one to go at a hefty price tag that starts from Rs.98,000 for iPhone XS & Rs.1,09,900 for iPhone XS Max.
3. Google Pixel 3/3XL
Google this year launched the newer version in their Pixel Lineup. The phone is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC which gives a flagship level performance. The phone has a wide display notch that looks ugly but houses two front-facing selfie cameras. The phone surprised everyone with the camera quality of the single rear camera. The camera clicks the best pictures that you will get on a smartphone thanks to Google Software. It is the best phone to buy if the camera is your first priority. But apart from that, the phone seems to be very costly considering that Pixel 3 at Rs.64,000 just offers 4GB RAM & 64GB Storage.

 2. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 
Samsung launched their new version of the Note series. The main highlight of the phone is the advantage that you get with the S Pen. The S Pen is useful for various creative work and other features like it act as a selfie remote. The camera clicks good photos and the phone has a very stylish design language. In terms of performance as well it checks all boxes and has a 4000mAh Battery that will last for whole day. Overall a very good package at a well-deserved price of Rs.67,900.
1. Huawei Mate 20 Pro
The best Flagship of this year has to be the Huawei Mate 20 Pro it excels in all fields. The phone comes with a class-leading triple rear camera setup, AMOLED Display,4200mAh Battery, Flagship 7nm Kirin 980 processor that offers excellent performance and comes with support for 40W Fast Charging. The phone also comes in one of the best design with Trendy Colours. So the best flagship that fulfills every criterion at Rs.69,900 is my pick for the best flagship of 2018.

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