What defines a 'flagship phone'?

A flagship phone is a manufacturer's top-tier smartphone, typically featuring the most advanced processor, high-resolution cameras, premium build materials, and innovative features available at its release.

Are flagship phones worth the higher price?

For users demanding the best performance, latest features, superior camera quality, and long-term software support, flagship phones often justify their cost. Casual users might find mid-range options sufficient.

Which brands are known for their flagship phones?

Major brands consistently producing flagship phones include Apple (iPhone Pro series), Samsung (Galaxy S Ultra series and Fold/Flip), Google (Pixel Pro series), and increasingly OnePlus and Xiaomi.

How often do new flagship phones release?

Most major manufacturers release new iterations of their flagship phone lines annually, typically in the spring or fall, showcasing incremental improvements and new technologies.