Android Phones
LG Lucid 2: For First-Timers on a Budget
You won't get a top-tier display or camera, but it's a good value.
Pantech Discover: Budget Never Looked So Good
Great hardware at an affordable price -- you won't find a better bang for the buck.
International
Sony Xperia Advance: Water-Resistant Ruggedness With Flaws
Despite its name, it's not very advanced. Sure, it's durable, but unless you need a device to stand the abuse, you can do better.
Sprint Flash: The Cheapest 12-Megapixels Ever
For the price, you won't find a better camera -- but reliability on the other hand...
Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere 2: Blasting Into Mediocrity
If you need a keyboard, it's okay. Otherwise, you can do better.
HTC Droid DNA: Genes of a Winner
The big and vibrant screen, coupled with 4G and Jelly Bean, make it a leading Android contender.
Samsung Galaxy Rugby Pro: The Sophisticated Tough Phone
For the outdoorsman or construction worker that needs a touch of Android.
Sony Xperia TL: Improved, But Still Behind the Times
It won't make you James Bond, but it's definitely stylish, albeit a bit outdated.
Google Nexus 4: Android Done Right
If you love Android, this is the phone to get -- Jelly Bean is fantastic and best of all, it's affordable.
LG Optimus G: A Speedy Smartphone With a Spacious Screen
A blazing quad-core chip and a top-notch display make it one of LG's best smartphones yet.
HTC One VX: Cheaper Isn't Always Better
It has features of its higher-end siblings, but you'll wish you'd spent a little more for the X or X+.
HTC One X+: Even Better Than Before
Chock full of feature, but limited memory and the lack of a microSD slot is a problem.
Motorola Droid Razr Maxx HD: Juiced for Days
If you hate running out of power before dinner, look no further -- your dream phone is here.
Motorola Droid Razr HD: Fast Speeds, Long-Lasting Power
If the large size doesn't bother you, it's a fantastic combination of power and performance.
LG Escape: Packed With Power, Limited by Memory
It's a very average phone, but the price is cheap. Still, pick up a microSD card -- or just buy a better phone upfront.
Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE: Speed at a Price
The 4G LTE and Android is nice, but the cheap price means sacrifices are made in the camera and display.
Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G: Bring Out the Keyboard
One of the better QWERTYs and misleading 4G speeds make it a decent mid-range device.
Pantech Flex: Training Wheels Included
If you're scared of smartphones, Easy Mode gives you a simple Android interface -- but it's a little too simple.
Motorola Droid Razr M: The Smaller Sibling
It runs on older ICS software, but the decent display, camera and long-lasting battery make it a great package.
LG Intuition: A Jumbo Failure
The big display is a good idea, but the aspect ratio, among other glitches, makes it a flawed device.
T-Mobile Concord: Low Price, Low Quality
Despite no contracts, avoid its mediocre display and awful camera.
Kyocera Rise: Android on a Budget
It's very average, and you can do better -- even for a cheap phone.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2: Bigger and Better
It's not easy to hold, but it's the best phablet out there.
