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This is earlier than expected. The original reborn Razr was revealed in November 2019, but didn’t go on sale until February the following year. On the other hand, the Razr 5G was on sale within weeks of its September 2020 debut. Either way, a summer launch is uncharted territory.

There’s a good reason for that, of course: Moto skipped 2021 altogether, possibly in light of component shortages and logistical nightmares brought on by the global pandemic.

03/08/2022

Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro
With a mighty Snapdragon 860 chipset and dedicated gaming tools on-board, the Poco X3 Pro is the most powerful phone in this list. Its processor can handle almost anything, even power-hungry games like Genshin Impact (provided you drop detail down to medium).

The 6.67in FHD+ display is an IPS panel rather than OLED, so contrast isn’t super strong. All the same, your peepers should be pleased by its punchy colours and fine details. Adaptive refresh rates max out at 120Hz too, so visuals will be suitably slick when needed.

You get stereo speakers, a headphone port and microSD support for expanding the storage. That’s alongside a responsive edge-mounted fingerprint scanner, NFC for contactless payments and solid Bluetooth. The 48MP main camera sensor also captures sharp snaps of subjects on the move, as well as respectable 4K footage. Pretty much all you could ask for.

In fact, besides the slightly garish design, there’s really not all that much to dislike about the Poco X3 Pro. And while the branding might be an eyesore, the handset is solidly built with Gorilla Glass 6 and IP53 splash-resistance. Note though that Poco phones still use Xiaomi’s MIUI launcher. So while you get bonus bits like the gaming mode and Control Center, you’ll also be lumbered with a shedload of junk – and a question mark over future updates.