It's been almost two weeks since I received my Motorola One Hyper, and I feel comfortable now giving it a review.
To start, its screen is awesome! Going from the 5.5" screen of my Moto Z² Force to this 6.5" all-screen display has been amazing. I posted these pics in another thread, but will use...
Android Police has published its "re-review" of the Nextbit Robin and says that it provides a fantastic value considering you can purchase one for just $130.
GSMArena has published its review of the Sony XB950B1 wireless headphones and states that despite the headphones being good-looking, well-built, and comfortable, the audio quality is not very good and you could look elsewhere for a better experience.
Kevin The Tech Ninja just uploaded his re-review of the Google Pixel and he stands by his original opinion about it being the best Android smartphone around. He believes that even with the 2017 flagships, the original Pixel sits on top of its throne.
PocketNow has published a review where it revisits that Pixel XL and states that the device isn't a multimedia or content creation solution and offers the cleanest example of UI and navigation.
GSMArena has published its review of the Huawei P10 Plus while stating that the device features a premium build and design. However, the EMUI overlay still has issues that add too many features.
Android Central has published its video review of the Honor 8 Pro and states that the device is so good that it takes on the likes of the OnePlus 3T, while also nudging out Huawei's own flagships.
Ron from Ars Technica has published his review of the LG G6 and states that despite this being LG's personal best, it still can't compare to the Galaxy S8.
Android Authority has published its review of the Galaxy Tab S3 and gave it a score of 7.8 out of 10. The pros of the device include a beautiful display, and a battery that quickly recharges. The cons include a "so-so" camera, and just average battery life.
Engadget has published its review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 and states that you're paying a premium for the S Pen and an HDR display. However, the tablet also is a solid option which does "nearly everything it promises".
Phil Nickinson has published his review of the Bose QC35 Noise-Canceling headphones and states these are near perfect. The only real problem with these headphones is that your ears could become uncomfortable when used for hours.
Android Police has published its review of the LG Watch Sport and states that there are a few big compromises that can't be overlooked. These include a thick body and "so-so" battery life.
Droid Life has published a revisited review of the Pixel and states that it still deserves a recommendation despite all of the new smartphones coming in the very near future.
GSM Arena has published its full review of the Moto M and states the device doesn't really shine in one specific area. Instead, the device is generally unimpressive and you can get the Moto Z Play with better specs for just $100 more.
Lanh from Android Authority has published his review of AsteroidOS, which is a new wearable OS based on Linux and is in alpha. The review states that the new OS has a lot of potential despite not being ready for primetime yet.
Android Police has published its review of the Fitbit Flex 2 and states that the company's first water-resistant tracker is just adequate. However, if you want more options you may want to look to other Fitbit products for a better experience.
Max Lee has published his full review of the Pixel and Pixel XL and states that despite a lack of features, these devices make up for it with the excellent camera ability and Google Assistant.
Engadget has published its mini-review of the Pixel and Pixel XL giving the former a rating of 86 while giving the latter a score of 87. Pros for each device come in the form of excellent build quality, fantastic camera, smooth performance. Cons for each device include being too expensive...
Android Police has published its full review of the Xiaomi Mi Box and states that the device gets the job done without getting in anyone's way. The review also states that the device is the cheapest option to tinker with Android TV.
Anandtech has published its full review of the Honor 8 and states that the only real area that the device falls short is the display. The rest of the device and features provide a solid experience and one that competes directly with the OnePlus 3 and Moto Z Play.
Anandtech published its full review of the Meizu PRO 6 and states the device has more than a few issues that makes it difficult to recommend. The review also states that it features "passable performance, poor battery life" and will not be updated frequently.
Pocketnow has published its full Honor 8 review and says the device is essentially a Huawei P9 with better specs and a cheaper price but is great for the $400 price range tier.
The folks at XDA Developers have posted a video review of the Honor 8.
"The phone is good for the price. It has a solid display, a feature-packed camera, a great fingerprint scanner and solid performance."
"The Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 is priced as an open-box item, but make no mistake about it - the phone can easily stand comparison to more premium competitors. Speaking of, the first place to look for solid but equally affordable competition is China."
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