Winter sales 2023: the best promotions on the best Android and iPhone smartphones

Samsung Galaxy M23 5G

The Samsung Galaxy M23 5G is one of the cheapest 5G-enabled smartphones on the market. It offers a large screen, offers decent performance and has a triple rear photo sensor.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (5G) is sold a little more expensive than Samsung’s 4G version, but this is the price to pay to take advantage of 5G as its name suggests. We also noticed the presence of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor instead of the Exynos 990. But in general, these two models offer the same performance. It benefits from a 120 Hz Super AMOLED screen and a 4500 mAh battery.

The Galaxy S22 Ultra is mostly an iterative update to the S21 Ultra, but wrapped in a Galaxy Note-inspired chassis. It has the usual updates expected in a next-generation smartphone – like the latest processor – but is otherwise pretty much the same. This sounds like an update that’s really aimed at Galaxy Note fans, especially those who may have moved on from the Note 20 Ultra and are looking to upgrade a phone that was released over two years ago.

Samsung has put a lot of thought into its Galaxy Z Flip 3. The body, the hinge and the screen are made of materials that make the smartphone more solid without forgetting that it is no longer waterproof. A larger secondary screen, a quality primary screen and an improved software component put the Z Flip 3 on par with most other $1,000 phones. This does not mean that the device is not free from any defects. Battery life is poor, the crease on the inner screen is still there, the smartphone is not dust resistant and its long-term durability is unknown.

From its superb design to its superb screen and its solid cameras, Oppo’s flagship is alluring.

Oppo Find X5 Lite

Oppo Find X5 Lite is a complete mid-range smartphone, which offers solid autonomy with fast charging and a very good daytime wide-angle module.

The Pixel 7 is a continuation of the Pixel 6, offering a good combination of useful features, solid picture technology and a decent price. This comes after Google tried a few different approaches to make its Pixel phones stand out over the past few years.

The Pixel 7 Pro may not have the same flavor as last year’s Pixel 6 Pro, but it still has some notable improvements. The €250 surcharge that the Pro imposes on the Pixel 7 is defended with a 48-megapixel telephoto lens, as well as a large screen.

Generation after generation, Google has been refining its recipe for bringing down its high-end smartphones. The inevitable compromises made to make the Pixel 6a more affordable than its bigger siblings really aren’t a deal breaker. The finish level is excellent, as is the performance. The main technical advantages and features that boost the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, we think in this particular picture, the autonomy and the first of the Android updates, are there. The best choice at this price.

Aesthetically flawless, the Honor 70 provides a smooth and seamless Google OS experience. The image component is not at the level of the Google Pixel 6 but the shots delivered remain fully usable. Finally, the newborn from the Chinese manufacturer has comfortable autonomy and very practical charging technology. Unfortunately, wireless charging is missing. In short, this is a new beautiful copy that Honor has sent into our hands, a well finished and pleasant to handle smartphone with a balanced technical sheet.