If you are on the lookout for a new android phone, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the plethora of choices available in the market. Don’t let the multiplicity of choices make decision making difficult for you.
Android phones are smartphones that run on an Android OS, which typically has multiple connectivity options, a touchscreen interface, support for video playback, a camera, and internet browsing capabilities, among other things. The very first Android phone was released back in the year 2008. This year’s wide selection of most popular smartphone phones include:

• Samsung Galaxy Note 9
• Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
• LG G7 ThinQ
• Huawei P20 Pro
• Google Pixel 2 XL
• Huawei Mate 10 Pro
• OnePlus 6T/6
• Motorola X4

Before you go out and buy the first android phone you see, consider the following:
1. Carrier
Select a carrier and device that is going to suit your needs in the best ways possible. Choose a phone that supports most carriers. Consider the type and size of the display screen, the keyboard, camera, memory capacity, battery, and whether it supports 4G technology or not.
2. Features
Make the purchase decision only after you pick a screen size, decide on storage space, consider camera quality, find best battery life, and a phone service and data plan that suits your budget.
3. Buy refurbished
Often refurbished phones work as good as new ones so if you are on a low budget don’t shy away from a second-hand smartphone.
4. Do your research
Do your research regarding the specifications of your preferred android smartphone. For example, one of the best brands in the country right now is Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
5. Customizations
The great thing about android phones is that they allow users to customize the phone as per their personal requirements to get the most out of the device. For example:

• Control what you share: The latest android phones allow you to have more control over things you share with diverse app permissions.
• Disable apps: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and many other android phones have pre-installed apps that you may never use, so you have the ability to disable them to prevent them from running in the background.
• Conserve battery life: The power-saving mode on your android phone can help you conserve your phone’s battery life. Simply choose to have it automatically turned on whenever the battery hits a particular charge percentage.