iOS

New edition. A bigger battery, more RAM, a new camera button, more vivid colors, and even more power: By Apple's standards, the iPhone 16 packs an above-average number of new features, making it one of the best compact smartphones on the market. Our review reveals whether it's worth purchasing or upgrading.
Apple A18 | Apple A18 GPU | 6.10" | 170 g

Ahoy, camera button! The iPhone 16 Pro Max is Apple's largest smartphone. Its display has once again grown and this year, a dedicated camera button has found its way onto the iPhone. However, it has more to offer than just that, even if Apple Intelligence isn't yet available in the EU.
Apple A18 Pro | Apple A18 Pro GPU | 6.90" | 227 g

Small powerhouse. If you want the best iPhone, then you'll have to reach for the Pro series, as only here will you get a 120 Hz display, the fastest SoC and the best cameras. Exactly this is offered by the iPhone 16 Pro and much more, as by Apple's standards, lots has been changed on the new Pro model. It even features the same camera setup as the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Apple A18 Pro | Apple A18 Pro GPU | 6.30" | 199 g

Button panel and lots of stamina. If you're on the hunt for an Apple phone with a large display surface, then the iPhone 16 Plus may be a not-quite-so-expensive option. This year, it has been given lots of new features such as a touch-controlled camera button, a multi-functional Action button as well as a bigger battery. So, a clear purchase recommendation?
Apple A18 | Apple A18 GPU | 6.70" | 199 g

A stretchable Xbox controller at a mid-range price? Abxylute has launched the S9 mobile controller for smartphones and tablets on Kickstarter. As our hands-on test revealed, the controller is immediately satisfying for its nice Xbox controller-like feel. Additional touches include a 3.5mm headphone jack with DAC, Hall effect triggers and sticks, and customizable D-pads, analog stick caps, and grip covers.