Top 5 Best Sprint Cell Phones 2020

 

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#1. Samsung Galaxy S8

Our rank: 80.9

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One of Samsung's flagships for 2017, the S8 spearheads the impending expected dominance of almost-bezel-less, curved smartphone screens with a 5.8-inch infinity display, which is joined by other top-tier specs like a 1440p-recording 8-megapixel selfie cam, an octa-core Snapdragon 835 processor, and Gorilla Glass 5 finishes at the front and back.

• Performance: The Samsung Galaxy S8 is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 835 processor, which gives it a promising max clock speed of 2.35 GHz
• Imaging: it revamps its predecessor's selfie cam with a new 8-megapixel sensor, which records videos at an impressive and ground-breaking (in the context of early 2017) 1440p

 

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#2. iPhone 7 Plus

Our rank: 80.2

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The iPhone 7 Plus is a 5.5-incher that has everything its 4.7-inch version offers, including the 625nit-bright 3D Touch Retina HD interface and the solid-state Home button with Touch ID, but it boasts a more-advanced, dual-rear-camera setup composed of two 12-megapixel cams.

• Performance: The iPhone 7 Plus is hailed as being twice as fast as the iPhone 6, with a 64-bit A10 Fusion chip and an M10 motion coprocessor under the hood
• Special: it brings back Apple's signature Touch ID fingerprint technology, but this time through a solid-state, Taptic-Engine-powered pressure-sensing Home button
• Imaging: it brings the dual-rear-camera technology to the iPhone by touting two 12-megapixel shooters bedecked with a quad-LED flash, 4K imaging, and a sapphire lens cover

 

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#3. iPhone 7

Our rank: 78.4

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The iPhone 7 is the earliest iPhone to feature IP67-grade splash-proofing as well as the Taptic Engine for its Home button/fingerprint sensor, with a 12-megapixel quad-LED-flash camera and a 4.7-inch 3D Touch display on board as well.

• Performance: The iPhone 7 operates two times faster than the iPhone 6 (at least that's what Apple tells us) with its A10 64-bit Fusion chip and embedded M10 coprocessor
• Special: it reinvents the signature iPhone Home button into a solid-state (cannot be physically pressed) taptic-feedback pressure-sensitive key-slash-fingerprint-reader
• Imaging: it graces its 4K-video 12-megapixel f/1.8 main camera with a promising quad-LED true tone flash and a 6-element lens touting a sapphire crystal cover

 

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#4. Samsung Galaxy S7

Our rank: 70.1

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This flagship-tier smartphone is home to an always-on Quad HD 5.1-inch display, a 2.1GHz quad-core 14nm 64-bit CPU with a 4GB RAM, and Samsung's Dual Pixel camera technology (12-megapixel f/1.7 camera).

• Special: it has two photodiodes on its pixels (instead of one) through the Dual Pixel camera technology, which means that its 12-megapixel camera potentially focuses quicker and more-accurately than conventional solutions
• Connectivity: it promises up to 450Mbps maximum data speeds on LTE Cat 9 networks, which is blazing fast when compared to the 300Mbps and 150Mbps max data rates scored by many of its rivals

 

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#5. Motorola Z Play

Our rank: 59.1

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The Z Play more-than-likely joins other high-ranking Motorola smartphones with its 2GHz octa-core processor (with Contextual Computing and Natural Language processors), 16-megapixel dual-flash camera, and interchangeable Moto Mods accessories.

• Performance: The Motorola Z Play runs on a flagship bundle of hardware components, including a 2GHz eight-core CPU, a 3GB LPDDR3 RAM, and Motorola's Contextual Computing and Natural Language processors
• Special: it reacquaints the high-end market with Moto Mods, which are various interchangeable, magnet-based accessories, such as speakers or projectors
• Imaging: it shows off a high-grade 16-megapixel rear camera bedecked with a color-balancing dual-LED flash, a 4K video-recording option, and both phase-detection as well as laser autofocus