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Designed with Pininfarina, the Note 60 Ultra has a 7,000mAh battery, 100W and 50W wireless charging and a great screen, but only IP64.
The Note 60 Pro has an aluminium build, a bright 144Hz AMOLED, superb battery life, 90W wired and 30W wireless charging and standout selfies.
The Infinix GT 50 Pro has a gaming-friendly Dimensity 8400, shoulder triggers, a 144Hz OLED and long battery life, but only IP64 protection.
Tecno's Camon 50 Ultra is tough (IP69K), lasts long and takes good main and selfie shots, though its telephoto disappoints and rivals are faster.
The Edge 70 Pro gets a bigger battery, a brighter 144Hz screen and a 3.5x periscope, but only three Android updates and a high launch price.
The Xiaomi 17T has an excellent 5x telephoto, a great display and superb battery life, but 67W charging and a plastic frame at around €750.
The vivo V70 has a new aluminium design, IP69 protection, excellent battery life, a very good main camera and outstanding selfies.
The Reno16 has an impeccable IP69K build, strong battery life and class-leading selfies, but faster phones cost the same and it launched high.
The Poco F9 Pro has a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, a 6,330mAh battery and 100W charging, but a steep launch price and weak ultrawide.
The Honor 600 is thin, IP69K rated and has excellent main camera shots, long battery life and six years of updates, but lacks a telephoto.
The OnePlus 15 pairs a 7,300mAh battery and 120W charging with a 165Hz screen and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, but its cameras take a step back.
The Nord 6 pairs a Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 with a huge battery and 165Hz screen, but reports about OnePlus's future outside Asia raise doubts.
