Since I’ve been looking at the list of smartphones that are expected to be released in the next few years, we haven’t noticed any new models that have enough distinctive characteristics to keep them at number one for the next few years as well.”

If you’re fed up with your current phone, it may be time to look into a new one. Regardless of your budget, there are likely a number of Android devices to choose from. We know it can be difficult to sort through all the options, which is why we’ve put up this guide to help you out. Here are my current picks for the top Android phones in 2022, for your convenience.

1. Google Pixel 6

The Pixel 6 is Google’s most exciting phone in years — maybe ever. At a starting price of $599, it offers excellent photo quality out of its huge primary camera sensor, great performance thanks to Google’s custom Tensor chipset, and a ton of neat software tricks you won’t see on phones from other manufacturers. The under-screen fingerprint sensor is mediocre and it seemingly doesn’t charge as fast as Google claims, but it’s still an easy recommendation for most people.

2. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3

If you want a fancy new folding phone without spending four figures, the Galaxy Z Flip3 is the way to go. Its cameras aren’t class-leading and its battery life is a bit of a disappointment, but at about $900 on sale (which it is most of the time anymore), the Z Flip3 is a much more practical buy than the flashier Fold3 — and unlike that more expensive phone, you won’t have to re-learn how to do anything here to accommodate the form factor.

3. Google Pixel 6 Pro

The Pixel 6 Pro is, in just about every way, a better phone than the Pixel 6. It has 12 gigs of RAM instead of eight, a 120Hz display instead of 90Hz, and a dedicated telephoto camera, plus a few smaller improvements like ever-so-slightly tighter haptics. If money is no object, this is the best way to experience Google’s flavor of Android. But as Ryne put it, compared to the base Pixel 6, the $900 6 Pro is 50 percent more money for 15 percent more phones. Unless you positively need any of the Pro’s extra features, the regular Pixel 6 is a better buy.

4. Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

Released last January, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is the oldest phone on this list, but we still think it deserves a shout-out. If you want a really big, really good Android phone with lots of bells and whistles but don’t want the Pixel 6 Pro, the S21 Ultra is hard to find fault with: it’s got great performance, great cameras, and a great display. It’ll also stay up to date for two more years. But the Galaxy S21 Ultra is one of the best Android phones today — be aware that the Galaxy S22 series will be arriving soon. If you’re eyeing any S21 phone (except the new S21 FE; more on that in a bit), we’d advise you to hold your horses just a while longer.

5. Samsung Galaxy S21 FE

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE arrived later than we thought it would, and it faces stiff competition in the Pixel 6 — which is $100 less expensive and has better cameras and more RAM. But the FE has a Snapdragon 888, a superb display, and battery life that’ll stretch past 24 hours for most users. If you’re a Samsung fan looking for a Samsung phone to spend 700 bucks on, there’s plenty to like about the S21 FE.

All of these devices have excellent features. We hope that this detail will help you to select the best Android phone for you. Further, if you need any detail then go to Best Android Phones of 2022