Your phone is essentially a miniature computer. They help us stay in touch with our friends online, organize our schedules, and even stream our favorite shows. And you probably have strong opinions about your phone’s performance, its battery life, and which features are actually useful — and which aren’t.
This month we ask you which phone you rely on. You can take our two-minute survey to share your experience regarding the camera quality, battery life, durability and value of your device. The top picks will appear in our roundup, so be sure to check back in a few weeks to see if yours made the list.
Why we want to hear from you
Specification tables on retailer sites don’t tell the whole story about a phone. Your phone’s daily performance, your experience with the camera in low light, and the hardware’s resistance over time are invaluable information for others.
“I’ve been reviewing phones at CNET for a decade, and my favorite part of my job is meeting readers and hearing about what they love about their phones and what annoys them. I’m incredibly excited to hear from you and encourage you to share your experiences with us,” says Patrick Holland, CNET’s chief content officer.
Whether you opt for budget phones or prefer full-featured devices, you can help other CNET readers find a phone that’s actually worth their money by sharing your thoughts.
How to make your voice heard
This survey is open until mid-August and only takes a few minutes. After gathering enough information, we tally the numbers and publish the winners.
Need a refreshment? Check out our list of the best phones to see which ones CNET editors recommend.
Nasha Addarich Martínez
Editor-in-chief
Nasha is a senior editor for CNET, overseeing our sleep and wellness verticals. She is passionate about nutrition, mental health, fitness and sleep science. Her passion for mindful and holistic practices transcends her personal life and deeply influences her editorial approach, as she combines evidence-based ideas with practical advice to inspire readers to lead healthier, more balanced lives. Throughout her career, she has covered a variety of topics including financial services, technology, travel and wellness. See full bio