Best AT&T Phones in 2019

Need a powerful Android phone that can do it all? Look no further than the Galaxy S10+. It's got a big, brilliant 6.4-inch AMOLED display, a Snapdragon 855 processor, and three great cameras — one standard, one ultra-wide, and one telephoto. Of course, it's also water-resistant. And it supports not just wireless charging, but reverse wireless charging, which lets you top up accessories like Samsung's Galaxy Buds.

We're expecting to see the Galaxy Note 10 pretty soon, but in the meantime, the Galaxy Note 9 is still one of Samsung's best phones. It has an incredible display, a glass and metal design, wireless charging, water resistance, and a secondary telephoto camera that lets you get closer to your subject. You also get the S Pen, a stylus that can be used for taking notes, drawing, acting as a camera shutting, and so much more.

For Android lovers in search of an alternative to Samsung, the LG G8 is another great option. It has a 6.1-inch OLED display with tight bezels that make the phone mostly usable with one hand, and LG's Quad DAC is unrivaled in wired audio quality. There's also a loudspeaker under the display, along with dual cameras on the back — you even get manual video controls for shooting on the go.

If you're looking to save some money, the Stylo 4+ is one of our favorite affordable phones. It offers a Galaxy Note-like experience with its included stylus at a much more reasonable price. In addition to its stylus, some other highlights for the Stylo 4+ include a 6.2-inch Full HD display, rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, and IP68 dust/water resistance.

Whether you play a lot of games, watch a ton of movies, or are always listening to music, the Razer Phone 2 is an excellent phone for consuming all kinds of media. Its 120Hz display is more buttery smooth than the panel on any other phone on the market, its Snapdragon 845 processor rips through everything you throw at it with ease, and the RGB Razer logo on the back is endless amounts of fun.

Samsung knocked it out of the park this year by making not just a tremendous large-screened phone, but one that fits in your hand too. The S10e fits all of the same specs and features from the S10+ into a 5.8-inch phone that sacrifices the telephoto lens but keeps the new ultra-wide. You might even like some of this phone's features better since it has a traditional fingerprint sensor built into the power button.