Jazz is a content writer and an avid photographer. After all, if you’re spending your hard earned money on it, the smartphone better be worth it!

Overall image quality lower as compared to competitorsĭo consider all the pros and cons of the top smartphones of 2015 before buying.

Responsive, customizable Sense 7 software.

Whopping 20 MP rear camera, though with a not so great camera software.

Though it exhibits considerable improvements over the M8 in the software and speed areas, the M9 lags behind the Samsung Galaxy S6 in some areas. Good detail and color both indoor and outdoor.Great specs at an affordable price, the Honor 6 though not flawless, does make for a decent choice this year. 5-inch screen with Nokia’s ClearBack filter.Qualifies under Nokia’s PureView banner.Optical image stabilization and Zeiss optics.The Lumia 830’s camera stands nowhere close to the Lumia 1020’s, but it still makes for an affordable great choice this year for Lumia fans. LG has finally launched a product that is bound to give its competitors a run for their money. The G Flex 2 is a significant step ahead of G Flex with a screen and processor to die for. Brings out colors and shades in outdoor pictures beautifully.However, it stands a little behind Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in performance and some other features. The largest Nexus phone yet this solid Android handset is probably the best version of the Google Nexus series. Required auto-focus adjustments spoil video shooting.Resolution takes a toss at full automatic mode.Whopping 20.7 MP camera, however, shooting in some modes is good only at 8MP.

Vibrant, clear photos, specially in bright lightĪll in one power-packed bundle! Be it the body or the performance, this phone has everything you’d expect from a winner.Probably the best selfie camera of 2015, the HTC Desire eye is fit for people who love sharing their selfies. Only worth the money if you love using the stylus – every day!.Slightly on the costlier edge as compared to other phablets.Optical image stabilization makes for great photos.Outdoor shots turn out better than indoor shots.If you enjoy working on a really fast phone with a big screen accompanied by an excellent stylus, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 makes for a great choice. Good battery life (Talk time of 1440 minutes).Improved low-light photography owing to optical image stabilization.Improved sensor with an aperture of f/2.2.A perfect fit for big pockets with big budgets! Must have for all die-hard iPhone fans, the iPhone 6 Plus should also be the best choice for those who want to own luxury.

Looks to die for with a glass and metal body with matte finish.Optical image stabilization helps deliver very sharp photos in dim lighting.Probably the best from Samsung so far, the Galaxy S6’s specifications and killer looks make this smartphone worth the cost!

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