
Tom's Guide experts rated smartphones with large displays and named the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, iPhone 18 Pro Max and Motorola Razr Fold the best, noting their screen characteristics, performance and functionality.
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Tom's Guide assessed the market for smartphones with large displays, highlighting key models from leading manufacturers.
Devices from Samsung, Apple and Motorola were named the best smartphones with a large screen. Tom's Guide reports this
Media specialists assessed the phone market and named the best models with a large-diagonal display. The list was topped by the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, which the authors praised for its 6.9-inch AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, up to 16 gigabytes of RAM and a 200-megapixel main camera.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max took second place. The Apple flagship released a few days ago is equipped with a 6.9-inch screen, the A20 Pro chip, it has a camera with a variable aperture and lasted more than 18 hours in battery tests.
The top included the foldable Motorola Razr Fold. It received an external 6.6-inch screen and an internal 8.1-inch flexible display. Experts especially praised the device for its multitasking: you can run up to four applications simultaneously on the large screen.

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