Is your phone really worth it? Share your thoughts

Jeffrey Hazelwood/CNET

Your phone is basically a mini computer. They help us stay in touch with friends online, organize our schedules, and even stream our favorite shows. You likely have a strong opinion about your phone’s performance, battery life, which features are actually useful, and which ones aren’t.

This month we’ll ask you which phone you rely on. You can take our Two-minute survey To share your experience with your device’s camera quality, battery life, durability and value. Top picks will make their way into our collection, so be sure to check back in a few weeks to see if your picks are on the list.

Why we want to hear from you

The spec tables on retail websites don’t capture the full story of a phone. How your phone performs every day, your experience with the camera in low light, and whether the hardware holds up over time are invaluable insights for others.

“I’ve been reviewing phones at CNET for a decade and my favorite part of my job is meeting readers and hearing what they love about their mobile devices and what bugs them,” says Patrick Holland, CNET’s director of content. “I’m very excited to hear your voice and encourage you to share your experiences with us.”

Whether you prefer budget phones or prefer devices with all the bells and whistles, 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 reconnaissance It is open until mid-August and takes only a few minutes to complete. After we collect enough information, we will tally the numbers and publish the winners.

Need a refresher? Check out our list for Best phones To see what CNET editors recommend.

Nasha Adaric Martinez

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Nasha is CNET’s managing editor, overseeing our sleep and health segments. She is a fan of nutrition science, mental health, fitness, and sleep. Her passion for mindful, holistic practices extends beyond her personal life and profoundly influences her editorial approach, as she weaves evidence-based insights with practical advice to inspire readers to live healthier, more balanced lives. Throughout her career, she has covered various topics including financial services, technology, travel, and wellness.

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