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Poll: Which smartphone caught your attention at MWC?

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At MWC, we had the opportunity to get a hands-on review of the most highlighted devices for the first half of this year. Including Sony's Xperia devices, Nokia's retro classic the 8110, and of course, Samsung's latest flagships, the S9 and S9+. But we want to know, which caught your attention this year?

Samsung's appearance brought a familiar looking Galaxy S9, which continued the design of the S8, which isn't necessarily a bad thing as the predecessor is still a very attractive phone. What's different are the features: the new variable aperture dual-camera, and its own version of Animoji. 

Competing with market leader Samsung, was Nokia, who presented no less than 5 devices, including its flagship the Nokia 8 Sirocco, the budget Nokia 1, and the revival of the classic 8110 banana (or matrix) phone. Also, Sony brought some great devices to the table with the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 compact

From the smaller players in the smartphone market, there were some innovations too, such as DOOGEE V with the first in-display fingerprint sensor.

Which device impressed you the most? Have you already preordered the S9 or S9+?

Which smartphone impressed you the most at MWC?
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  • 4
    zoeyst Mar 5, 2018 Link to comment

    Now, phones come with higher and higher price and bring us what they call "Exciting new design/features".


  • BigBear Mato Tanka B 10
    BigBear Mato Tanka B Mar 4, 2018 Link to comment

    Galaxy S8 Active I never buy a phone when it first comes out I always wait a at least a year , I bought the GS8 Active because I hate curved displays .


  • Dean L. 34
    Dean L. Mar 4, 2018 Link to comment

    Nothing presented at mwc really truly excited me. And the high prices are still keeping me away.

    Brittany McGhee


    • Brittany McGhee 21
      Brittany McGhee Mar 5, 2018 Link to comment

      Thanks for keeping it real, Dean! I feel the same. Despite all the hype, the S9 fell flat for me, which I wasn't expecting.


  • 49
    storm Mar 4, 2018 Link to comment

    Nothing is saying I have to.have any of them. Mostly over priced iterative progression. More interesting things are happening in the mid and low end Android markets. The achievements there, while repeating past flagship achievements, is impressive use of new tech and design for so much less than past flagships. Budget shoppers are the biggest winners

    Dean L.


  • Thomas Jensen 9
    Thomas Jensen Mar 3, 2018 Link to comment

    I'm waiting for the Galaxy X.... Part phone, part tablet... Hoping


    • Brittany McGhee 21
      Brittany McGhee Mar 5, 2018 Link to comment

      The rumors about the Galaxy X are way more exciting than what was presented at MWC this year. Nowadays it takes way more than iterative innovations to wow consumers.

      Thomas Jensen


  • David Martrano 29
    David Martrano Mar 3, 2018 Link to comment

    First I pre-ordered, then I cancelled! Yikes, I'm like an old women. Still on the fence. My s8+ works great, but I'll be damned I can't make-up my mind. Fickle, probably, confused yes. Oh well, maybe see what I mean!


    • Brittany McGhee 21
      Brittany McGhee Mar 5, 2018 Link to comment

      We'll be doing a full comparison of the S8+ and S9+ once we get the new model in the office for an in-depth review. Stay tuned, David!

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