Sliders are coming back to phones, just not in the way you'd expect. The Oppo Find X has a 6.4-inch 1080p OLED display that covers 93.8% of the front. Instead of giving it a notch at the top, they've hidden a 25-megapixel front-facing camera, a 3D face scanner, and a 16 + 20-megapixel dual camera system behind it. Turn on the phone or open the camera app and the top section slides up in just 0.5 seconds. Otherwise, the phone is very similar to other high-end handsets, with a Snapdragon 845 processor, 256GB of storage, fast charging, and 8GB of RAM. Launching in China today, it's slated to make an appearance stateside later this year.

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Vivo Nex Smartphone

Apple's answer to the conundrum of what to do with the front-facing camera on a bezel-free phone was the notch. This was quickly copied by nearly every similar phone out there. Except for the Vivo Nex. While there's still a slight chin at the bottom of the screen, it avoids the now-ubiquitous notch by employing a pop-up selfie cam and in-screen fingerprint scanning. The specs are otherwise standard high-end fare: a Snapdragon 845 processor, 256GB of storage, and a 6.59-inch OLED display. Not that any of that matters, as for now, the phone's only available in China.

Buy from Vivo / $780

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Unihertz Atom Smartphone

While most phones keep getting bigger, the Unihertz Atom does the opposite. Billed as the world's smallest, it's a ruggedized, water- and shock-proof device running Android Oreo. The screen is a refreshingly small 2.45 inches — the entire device is less than four inches tall and under two inches wide — yet it doesn't skimp on features. There's an octa-core CPU, a 16-megapixel camera, NFC, a fingerprint sensor, dual SIM slots, and all the other features you'd expect from a modern smartphone. Just without the window-sized display.

Pre-order from Kickstarter / $219+

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Red Hydrogen One Smartphone

Red doesn't do anything halfway — its cameras have consistently pushed the boundaries of digital filmmaking. The Hydrogen One Smartphone applies this ethos to your most-used gadget. Its 5.7-inch display is being labeled a "4V" screen, with the ability to display holographic images. To capture them, it has 3D cameras on both the front and rear, as well as A3D spatial audio, dual SIM slots, a Snapdragon 835X processor, and a connector that works natively with the company's camera systems. There's also a Cinema Camera module you can snap onto the back for higher-quality video capture. Its scalloped metal body will be available in aluminum or titanium, and will be rolling out on AT&T and Verizon later this year.

Pre-order from Red / $1,295+

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Relay Single-Button Communicator

Designed for kids, the elderly, and anyone who might struggle with or doesn't need a screened device, the Relay Single-Button Communicator is like a WiFi/LTE walkie-talkie. In single-button setup, a tap of the button lets you record a voice message that's sent to the Relay app. You can also set up dedicated channels for Relay-to-Relay talk — great for kids calling friends. GPS provides location info to the parent app, and the rugged, water-resistant body is way less fragile than its glass-covered alternatives.

Buy from Relay / $99+

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Blloc Smartphone

Built to minimize distractions and prioritize productivity, the Blloc Phone uses a novel monochrome UI to give you back your time. The main screen shows a series of tiles, each of which displays info relevant to that app: music controls for Spotify, route info from Google Maps, likes from Instagram. Dive in, and you'll find all of your updates rolled into a single timeline, with a separate timeline just for messages — from Slack, Messenger, Whatsapp, and more. It has a 13-megapixel Sony camera, with a feature that lets you view content in color when needed, and it stays responsive thanks to an octa-core ARM processor and plenty of RAM.

Pre-Order from Blloc / $425

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OnePlus 6 Smartphone

While far from a household name, OnePlus has established a reputation as the premier "indie" smartphone maker. The OnePlus 6 continues this trend. On the front is a notched 6.28-inch AMOLED display running Oxygen OS or, if you prefer, Android P. Around back is a dual camera system with a 16-megapixel main camera, 20-megapixel secondary camera, and larger sensors than its predecessor. Powered by a Snapdragon 845 processor with up to 8GB of RAM, it comes in multiple capacities and your choice of mirror or matte black or white.

Buy from OnePlus / $529+

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Casper Pillow

A good pillow can be the difference between a night of restful sleep and a literal pain in the neck. The team at Casper knows this and designed a pillow that provides comfort and support regardless of your sleeping position. They've invented a unique pillow-in-pillow with a firm inner core and a soft outer shell. Thanks to the even fill distribution of silky fibers, the pillow won't lose its shape. It's also finished with breathable percale cotton to keep airflow moving and your pillow cool. It's even machine washable. Take advantage of the 100-night trial, and if you don't love it, Casper will give you a free refund.

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Keeps Hair Loss Products

You've noticed it — you've got a little less hair than you used to. You're not sure there's a real solution. It turns out, there are two clinically proven, FDA-approved medications that let you keep your hair. Now, these treatments are inexpensive and easy to get. Enter Keeps: for five minutes now and just $1 a day, you'll never have to worry about hair loss again. Getting started is fast. Just answer a few questions and a licensed doctor recommends a personalized treatment plan. The first month is free, and there's no easier way to keep the hair you still have.

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LG G7 ThinQ Smartphone

While you can argue that LG should "think" more about that name, you can't argue against the quality of their latest flagship phone. The G7 ThinQ is built around a 6.1-inch QHD+ Super Bright display that extends all the way to the top of the phone (yes, there's a notch) and nearly all the way to the bottom. It leverages AI to get the most out of its dual 16-megapixel rear and 8-megapixel front cameras, and will also ship with advanced Google Lens features that let you learn more about the world around you just by pointing the camera. Other highlights include a "Boombox" speaker with enhanced bass and a dust- and water-resistant body made from Gorilla Glass 5.

Buy from LG / TBA

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Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium Smartphone

Sony's phones aren't all that popular — but their camera modules are. Which makes the new Xperia XZ2 Premium noteworthy. Dubbed the Motion Eye Dual camera, its new module utilizes a 19-megapixel color sensor, a 12-megapixel monochrome sensor for contrast, and an Aube fusion image signal processor to crunch results in real-time. As a result, it offers a maximum ISO of 51,200 for stills and 12,800 for video without excessive noise, a depth effect Bokeh mode, a true black and white mode, and both 4K HDR and 960fps Full HD slo-mo recording. Other highlights include a 5.8-inch 4K HDR display, a Snapdragon 845 processor, and a 3D Gorilla Glass 5 body.

Buy from Sony / TBA

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Apple (Product)RED iPhone 8

Apple continues its support of AIDS-fighting charity (RED) with the release of the (Product)RED iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. It pairs a red glass enclosure with a matching red aluminum band on the sides and a black glass plate on the front. Specs are otherwise the same as the standard model, from the A11 Bionic chip to the cameras and your choice of 64 or 256 GB of storage. Should you have already chosen an iPhone X instead, the company is also releasing a (Product)RED Leather Folio case for its flagship phone.

Buy from Apple / $699+

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Porsche Design Huawei Mate RS Smartphone

Touted by the company as the "911 GT3 RS of smartphones," the Porsche Design Huawei Mate RS has a lot to live up to. It delivers. Up front, there's a 6-inch OLED display with an in-screen fingerprint sensor. Around back, it's got an AI-assisted triple camera setup developed by Leica that pairs a 40-megapixel color sensor with 20-megapixel monochrome and 8-megapixel telephoto shooters. It's powered by a speedy Kirin 970 processor, offers up to 512 GB of internal storage, and comes in black or red.

Buy from Porsche Design / $1,915+

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Light Phone 2

The original Light Phone was designed to complement your smartphone, giving you a distraction-free, call-only alternative. The Light Phone 2 is much the same — it just does a little more. It has a high-res E-Ink touchscreen that's only visible when you're using the phone, running a clean custom OS that allows for phone calls (complete with contact list), messaging, and alarms. What you won't find are any social networking tools, ads, email, or anything else to pull you away from the world around you. Available in white or black.

Pre-Order from Indiegogo / $250

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Samsung Galaxy S9

The best camera is the one you have with you. In the case of the Samsung Galaxy S9, it's a damn good one. Its 12-megapixel camera can switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4 apertures, making it outstanding in both low light and bright sunlight. It also has a 960 fps super slow motion mode and a front-facing camera that enables AR Emoji. Otherwise, it's much the same as the S8, with IP68 water and dust resistance, wireless charging, and a sleek edge-to-edge design. Available in 5.8 and 6.2-inch Plus guises, both with Quad HD Super AMOLED Infinity Displays.

Buy from Samsung / $720+

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Nokia 8810 Phone

Perhaps best known for its appearance in The Matrix, the Nokia 8810 was among the best "dumb" phones ever produced. Now it's back in black — and banana yellow. Powered by a Qualcomm chip, this new iteration features the same slick sliding design, along with a 2.4-inch screen, VoLTE calling, Wifi for serving as a hotspot, Google apps like Assistant, Maps, and Search, and, of course, Snake.

Buy from Nokia / $99

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Land Rover Explore Outdoor Phone

You expect your Land Rover to handle anything nature throws its way. Why not expect the same from your phone? Inspired by the Discovery, the Land Rover Explore Outdoor Phone is resistant against salt water, extreme temperatures, shocks, and dust, and is compatible with a line of matching accessories include powerful battery packs and GPS patch antennae. It runs Android, has a 16-megapixel camera, and will be available later this year.

Buy from Land Rover / $800

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Casper Wave

The result of three years of research and millions of data points, the Casper Wave is a breakthrough in mattress design. Underneath its handsome exterior, you'll find the new, proprietary Natural Geometry System. It uses five layers of foam to mimic the natural contours of your body at 36 specific points, adjusting naturally to your shoulders and hips without sacrificing support, and keeping your spine properly aligned. Like the original, it uses open-cell foams to keep you cool at night. Designed and assembled in the USA.

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Buy from Casper / $1,000+

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Oars + Alps Wake Up Eye Stick

Most of us don't sleep as much as we should. So instead of turning up with puffy eyes or dark circles, apply the Oars + Alps Wake Up Eye Stick and look like you slept for a full 12 hours. The caffeinated stick is free of any fragrances, parabens, sulfates, and phthalates and is made up of natural ingredients sourced from the Arctic Circle. Use it in the morning before you leave the house, or after lunch for a quick pick-me-up.

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Buy From Oars + Alps / $21

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Zanco Tiny T1 Phone

Ideal as a pocket-friendly, night-out alternative to a smartphone, the Zanco Tiny T1 Phone is also a novelty. It stands just 46.7 mm (1.8 inches) tall, is 21mm across, and just 12mm deep, making it the world's smallest mobile phone and capable of fitting in most coin/key pockets. Its battery lasts for three days on standby and recharges over micro USB, and you can even send texts on its comically-tiny keys. And don't worry about its antiquated 2G network — T-Mobile has promised to keep theirs up and running until at least 2020.

Preorder from Kickstarter / $45+

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LG Signature Edition Smartphone

Limited to just 300 units, the LG Signature Edition Smartphone is the rare gadget that's truly exclusive. To differentiate itself from the V30 on which it's based, it has a premium build with a Zirconium Ceramic scratch-proof shell, 6GB of RAM, 256 GB of storage, and comes with a pair of wireless Bang & Olufsen headphones. Otherwise, it's got the same guts as its far more common sibling, including a 6-inch screen, Snapdragon 835 processor, and 16-megapixel, f/1.6 rear camera. Available exclusively in South Korea.

Buy from LG / $1,800

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OnePlus 5T Smartphone

You don't need to be Samsung or Google to make a good Android phone. The OnePlus 5T Smartphone rivals the best the big names have to offer. It has a 6-inch, 18:9 AMOLED display that adapts automatically to harsh light, nestled inside an aluminum unibody with a ceramic fingerprint sensor on the rear. That's also where you'll find the 16+20 megapixel dual-camera system, with a dedicated f/1.7 lens for low light shots. Its OxygenOS is one of the cleanest Android experiences around and runs fast on a Snapdragon 835 processor, paired with an Adreno 540 GPU, up to 8GB of RAM, and plenty of onboard storage. It also arrives unlocked, and thanks to dual SIM slots it's ideal for international travel.

Buy from OnePlus / $500+

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Razer Phone

Razer's known for its aggressive, some might say garish, high-end gaming gear. While the Razer Phone thankfully eschews the company's more extreme design tendencies, its specs remain impressive. For starters, there's the 5.72-inch, Quad HD IGZO LCD capable of 120hz refresh rates for smooth graphics. It's powered by the Snapdragon 835 platform paired with 8GB of RAM and promises an audio experience to match the graphics with front-firing speakers with dual dedicated amplifiers and a THX-certified USB-C audio adapter with a 24-bit DAC. All this comes in an aluminum body that also holds a pair of 12-megapixel cameras and a massive 4,000 mAh battery for extra-long gaming sessions.

Buy from Razer / $700

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LG Mosquito-Repelling Smartphone

It's not going to wow you with its specs, but the LG K7i has one significant feature we pretty much guarantee your phone is missing. It ships with both a regular back cover and a "Mosquito Away" cover, which has a dedicated speaker on the back for blaring ultrasonic waves that will keep the biting bugs at bay. Otherwise, it's a pretty pedestrian affair, with an 8-megapixel rear shooter, 5-inch screen, 2GB of RAM, and Android Marshmallow, but none of that is likely to matter since it's exclusive to India.

Buy from LG / $120

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Huawei x Porsche Design Mate 10 Smartphone

Inspired by speed, the Huawei x Porsche Design Mate 10 Smartphone offers a sophisticated mix of luxury and performance. The luxury comes from the minimal design, augmented by the includes leather smart cover and premium headset. Performance comes from the components, which include a dual camera system from Leica that combines a 12-megapixel color sensor with a 20-megapixel monochrome unit, a 6-inch high-res display, and a battery that gives you two full days of use on a single charge. It's powered by a Kirin 970 chipset running Android 8 Oreo, with 6GB of RAM to keep things humming along and a whopping 256 GB of storage for holding media and other essentials.

Buy from Porsche Design / $1,650

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ZTE Axon M

Amidst all the grumbling about lack of innovation in the smartphone space, ZTE is trying something genuinely novel with the Axon M. Its 5.2-inch, 1080p display wouldn't be much to brag about if it didn't have a twin on the back. A hinge lets you place them side-by-side, giving you a 6.75-inch display. You can extend the home screen and apps to fill both screens, run two apps side-by-side, and even mirror the content, letting you set the phone up, tent-style, for two-person viewing. A Snapdragon processor, fingerprint sensor, and 20-megapixel camera round out the specs.

Buy from ZTE / $725

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Blackberry Motion Smartphone

Like the KeyOne before it, the Blackberry Motion Smartphone is surprising solely for the fact that we'd nearly forgotten Blackberry was still around. This new model eschews the brand's signature keyboard for an expansive 5.5-inch 1080p display that takes up much of the front. Inside, there's 32GB of storage, a 12-megapixel camera, 4GB of RAM, a Snapdragon processor, and a massive 4,000 mAh battery. It's powered by a customized build of Android, and like the other modern Blackberry handsets, it comes preloaded with security-focused apps that make it ideal for those concerned about their privacy.

Buy from Blackberry / $460

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Google Pixel 2 Smartphone

It's hardly the only way to get into the Google ecosystem, but the Google Pixel 2 Smartphone should be the best. As with any phone, the camera is a big focus, this time leveraging machine learning to enable portrait shots from both the front and rear cameras, no second sensor required. Google Assistant can be conjured with just a squeeze of the water-resistant handset, and Android 8.0 Oreo makes it even more useful. It comes in two sizes — the 5-inch model with an OLED display or a 6-inch Plus model with pOLED screen — and is available in a handful of colors, depending on the model.

Buy from Google / $650+

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Apple iPhone X

It's hard to believe it's been ten years since the original iPhone. To mark the occasion, Apple's pulling out all the stops with the Apple iPhone X (Ten, not "Ex"). Immediately apparent is its nearly bezel-free design with 5.8-inch TrueTone OLED Super Retina display and stainless-steel side bands. Less so is the host of new tech inside, from infrared, neural network-powered 3D facial recognition, or Face ID, to an A11 Bionic processor with a neural engine and dual camera system, with optical image stabilization for both lenses. The glass back allows for Qi-compatible wireless charging, and with an optional charging mat, you can charge your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods with a single outlet. It comes in space gray and silver, in 64GB and 256GB, and arrives in November.

Buy from Apple / $1,000+

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Apple iPhone 8

No, it's not the new flagship — that title belongs to the iPhone X — but the Apple iPhone 8 is no slouch, either. While it looks quite similar to past models from the front, the rear is now glass, allowing for Qi wireless charging, and the new stereo speakers improve the audio experience dramatically. Both 12-megapixel cameras have been upgraded, with a new feature on the Plus that creates a depth map of your subject and applies effects for even better portraits. The 4.7-inch display of the 8 and 5.5-inch display of the 8 Plus now offer True Tone technology, the A11 Bionic processor is blazingly fast, and it comes space gray, silver, and gold.

Buy from Apple / $700+

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8

Following the disastrous rollout and eventual recall of the Note 7, one could forgive Samsung for abandoning the phablet market. Instead, they're doubling down with the Galaxy Note 8. Thanks to its Infinity Edge design, it's more comfortable to hold than past editions, even with its 6.3-inch, Quad HD+ Super AMOLED display. Also improved is the model's signature S Pen, with a finer tip and improved pressure sensitivity, and both 12 megapixel rear cameras have Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), so you're ensured sharp images whether you're shooting wide-angle or telephoto. Available in black, blue, gray, and gold on most major carriers.

Buy from Samsung / TBA

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Nokia 8 Smartphone

Here you thought selfies were annoying. Using a dual-rear camera and front camera all outfitted with Zeiss optics, the Nokia 8 Smartphone aims to make the "bothie" a thing. Otherwise known as Dual-Sight mode, it splits the screen between the front and rear cameras, letting you capture stills or video of both your view and yourself. More than a mere gimmick, however, the phone also has impressive specs, including aluminum unibody construction, a Snapdragon 835 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 5.3-inch 2K display protected by Gorilla Glass 5, and a nearly stock install of Android Nougat 7.1.1.

Buy from Nokia / $700

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Samsung Galaxy S8 Active

All the features in the world aren't worth much if your phone can't keep up with your lifestyle. The Samsung Galaxy S8 Active might lack the infinity edge screen of its stablemates, but it makes up for it with the ability to handle abuse typical phones just can't take. It starts with a metal frame and bumper that protect against bumps and drops and continues with the shatter resistant screen that provides added protection for the 5.8-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display. It's also resistant to both water and dust intrusion, yet packs the same killer 12-megapixel f/1.7 Dual Pixel rear camera as the standard model. Available in Meteor Gray or Titanium Gold and available exclusively on AT&T for now.

Buy from AT&T / $850

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