THE BEST SMART MOBILE PHONES IN THE WORLD

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HTC 10
HTC’s smartphones have always been good-looking, and the latest flagship HTC 10 continues to carry forward that tradition.

Interestingly, the phone is quite different compared to the company’s last year M9 flagship. With the HTC 10, the company has ditched the dual front speaker design that its phones are known for. The home key at the bottom of the 5.2-inch Quad HD display now also has an integrated fingerprint sensor.

The rear of the handset has a slightly curved design, accompanied by thick chamfers on both sides. This makes it easy to hold the phone and provides a solid grip as well. HTC 10 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor paired with 4GB of RAM. There’s also a 3,000mAh batter powering the whole package.


Sony Xperia X 

With a full metal unibody construction, Sony’s Xperia X flagship is another smartphone that’s a sight to look at.

The phone has a 5-inch Full HD display and a matte-finished metal rear panel. Given its compact size, the Xperia X is comfortable to use with one hand the smartphone does feel comfortable for easy one hand operation.

Xperia X has a 2.5D curved display and two speakers (one each at the top and bottom), along with a front-facing camera and the usual collection of sensors. Other specs of the Xperia X include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 processor, 3GB of RAM and a 2,620mAh battery.

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