Android Smartphones & Tablets

Reviews

£ 450

An excellent alternative to the ubiquitous iPhone, with some very smart features

£ 0

Stylish and well specced, but loses its sheen with music and movies

£ 0

Essentially an upgrade of the original Sensation with added Beats Audio sound

£ 0

This may be the world's first 3D smartphone, but it feels a little dated in use

£ 350

Great for for calls and browsing, but rivals pip it for audio and video quality

£ 0

An excellent addition to the market, and ideal if video is a high priority

£ 500

The novel Sony Tablet P is a good idea – but too compromised

£ 400

Our Android tablet of choice, thanks in no small part to Sony’s content network

£ 0

The feature-packed  HTC Sensation sounds better than it looks

£ 200

Running an older version of Android, the Creative Ziio 10 feels outdated and as a tablet is an underwhelming experience