Samsung Galaxy S8 review

Is the Samsung Galaxy S8 the best Android phone?

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is, by far, the best Android phone on the market today. It combines good looks, a beautiful, unique display, and a whole wealth of new features to make it hard for anyone else to contend. Even with its awkward fingerprint sensor placement, it’s hard to find many flaws.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is the successor to the Galaxy S7. It's one of Samsung's flagship phones for 2017.

It features a larger 5.8-inch display despite having a size similar to the Galaxy S7 thanks to its high screen-to-body ratio. Specs include a Snapdragon 835 chipset, 4GB of RAM, 12MP camera, and more.

Welp, it’s finally time to put the Samsung Galaxy S8 on our list of the best Android phones. We’re still fully gauging its worth and a review is forthcoming, though you can see some of the things we do and don’t like about the Galaxy S8 already.

With that, we’ve also decided where, exactly, it deserves to go here in the early going of its life cycle. We don’t want to spoil it for you, so make haste and hit the button ahead to check out the full list and see where things stand right now.

After that, don’t forget that we’ll have a ton of new phones to consider soon, including the HTC U11, the Moto Z2 Play, and more. Give it a read!

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