So in November my 2 year contract is up.but my Bday is in may and I wanna get a new phone for myself. I have a Nexus 5 right now. What are some good phones that will be released by May. I'd like at least 5.5in screen A good camera (what phone has the best) and 32gb+ internal would be nice or a SD slot. I was thinking maybe the xperia z4? The Galaxy S phone aren't built very will from what I seen and heard so I don't think I want a samsung.
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Help What new phone should I get this May
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Crashdamage
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If you like a big screen the Nexus 6 is the best phone I've ever used.
Ya but in may the phone will be 6 months old and it will only have like 12 months of support left. Plus Android silver or what not will be out around November. So idk. Maybe if its zero dollars what the cam like
The HTC One (M9) will be released in March or April.
By May we expect the next flagships from HTC, Samsung and Sony to be released, possibly others. But as none of those devices have been released yet we don't know how they compare. Chances are that none of them will be 5.5" or larger though: there are rumours of a larger HTC, but most assume that will come a little later, the Z4 is assumed to be similar size to the Z3, and although there are rumours that the Galaxy S6 will be that size personally I doubt it as that would leave very little difference between that and the Note series. But whatever these turn out to be, you'll know before May.
At the end of the day the only way to tell which you want is to handle them for real yourself. Likewise for "best camera" look at as many pictures as you can taken by actual users, particularly where they are the sort of pictures you take yourself, because specifications do not tell you whether a camera is any good (a good 8MP camera is much better than a poor 20MP one, for example) and a camera can be good in some circumstances and poor in others.
At the end of the day the only way to tell which you want is to handle them for real yourself. Likewise for "best camera" look at as many pictures as you can taken by actual users, particularly where they are the sort of pictures you take yourself, because specifications do not tell you whether a camera is any good (a good 8MP camera is much better than a poor 20MP one, for example) and a camera can be good in some circumstances and poor in others.
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OnePlusOne is a pretty fantastic phone, I don't personaily have it. But planning to get it soon, it's 5.5 inches and the camera is pretty good from some reviews I've seen online and its 16gb to 32gb. It released today without invites anymore. But I think it's lifespan will be pretty long.