The Best T-Mobile Phones for 2024 (2024)

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is the most advanced phone Apple sells. It has the largest screen, longest battery life, most capable cameras, and fastest performance of the lot. Thanks to Pro Res support and Apple's excellent first-party software, it's especially suitable for media capture and creation.

Apple's top-tier smartphone is ideal for those who prioritize videography, photography, and other creative pursuits.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a premiere flagship with a gorgeous screen, fast performance, long battery life, and powerful cameras that cover both super-wide and 100x telephoto views. Galaxy AI-enhanced photo editing and assistant tools, along with S Pen stylus support make it a productivity powerhouse. And most importantly, Samsung promises seven years of OS updates for it.

Professionals who need advanced multitasking features and artists who relish the included stylus should find that the S24 Ultra does everything they need.

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 offers among the most screen real estate of any device that still fits in your pocket. It unfolds to reveal a high-resolution, 7.6-inch screen that's excellent for watching movies. On the productivity front, the phone supports multi-window workflows, Samsung's S Pen stylus (not included) for handwriting notes, and a DeX mode that allows the phone to act like a PC when you pair it with a monitor.

The Z Fold 5 is a high-end device for buyers who prioritize functionality over everything else. No other phone we've tested provides as much versatility.

Although Google's midrange Pixel 8 costs $300 less than the Pixel 8 Pro, it still offers all the most important features from the latter. You get excellent cameras, advanced AI-assisted photo editing capabilities, and plenty of Google Assistant features to help make your life easier.

If want Google's version of Android, system updates before everyone else, and long-term software support, the Google Pixel 8 is a worthwhile choice. It costs less than most flagship phones, too.

The Samsung Galaxy A15 5G is one of the best budget-friendly phones available. For less than $200, it provides a large screen, excellent battery life, capable cameras, and a long-term software commitment from Samsung. We're also fans of its headphone jack and microSD card slot.

If you're shopping on a strict budget, the Galaxy A15 is an excellent value that can keep up with the demands of daily life.

Apple's base iPhone 15 doesn't compete with its top-tier siblings on every mark but still provides an enjoyable smartphone experience thanks to its dependable performance, competitive camera system, reasonable battery life, and long-term software support. And with plenty of color choices available, you can find the one that best suits your personality.

The iPhone 15 is an excellent value for people who don't need the absolute latest in smartphone technology and want to save a few hundred dollars over other models in the lineup.

The Google Pixel 8 Pro has one of the best camera systems of any smartphone. It can take quality telephoto pictures and record high-resolution video at fast speeds. The selfie camera is also capable, and Google’s AI-based photo and video editing tools further enhance the experience. Among the phone's other benefits are that it gets new versions of Android first and enjoys long-term support from Google.

If photography is your primary interest, the Pixel 8 Pro is your best bet thanks to its combination of capable camera hardware and AI-assisted processing.

If you're in the market for a clamshell-style folding phone, Motorola's Razr+ is one of the best available. It has an appealing design, satisfactory battery life, and flexible cameras. More importantly, its external display supports an advanced user interface that lets you deal with alerts and messages without fully opening your phone.

If you want to spend less time looking at your phone, the Moto Razr+ can help thanks to its capable outer display. It folds down to a very portable size, too.