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But what it lacks in style it makes up for in performance: the MDR-1000X comparted with the Bose QC35, Sennheiser PXC-550 and countless other noise canceling headsets, has them both beat.

These are the best noise canceling headphones of 2017 –or at least, the best wireless headphones that have been on MrMobile’s head in 2017–.

Join MrMobile for the Sony MDR-1000X review!

Watch JerryRigEverything putting the Samsung Galaxy S8 through two years of abuse in just a few minutes.

To Samsung, they're a chance to regain the public trust; to gadget nerds, they pack more cutting-edge features than any other mobile; and to normals, they're the phones that are about to be plastered across every billboard and TV screen from here to the holidays.

Michael Fisher spent a week with the Galaxy S8 and S8+; let’s see if they deserve your dollars in MrMobile's Galaxy S8 Review/Galaxy S8+ Review!

MrMobile has spent a day with the 2017 model of the Vertu Constellation: leather-and-metal smartphone with a button made of ruby, a screen made of sapphire, and pretty good taste in steakhouses. (And all that for just $6000!).

From the DynaTAC, to the RAZR, to the Moto Z & Moto Mods, Motorola has always believed that when it comes to mobile communication, Different Is Better.

This comparison is actually more complicated than you'd think. On each hand we hold two devices that we'd highly recommend, and where this video is really more a showcase of the reasons why you should pick on or the other.

Whether you prefer the solid aluminum build of the OnePlus 3T or the glass and metal approach of the LG G6, both devices are elegant, sturdy, and feel great in the hand.

Watch our full comparison to learn more.

At the same time, it's also a step back: to a world without removable batteries, a world without bleeding-edge processors. Is the LG G6 for you? Find out in MrMobile’s LG G6 Review!

Nevertheless, HTC's still here, and still making pretty good phones, both under its own brand name and for Google under the Pixel contract. The latest high-ender to come out of HTC is this, the U Ultra.

So does HTC still have some of its old magic left? Or, at US$750, is it asking too much for too little?

It's the first phablet-sized HTC flagship in more than three years, and while it's a big, bezelly beast, it also packs an impressive glass-backed design, and internals upgraded from last year's HTC 10. Check out Android Central’s video to find out if that's enough to compete with the coming onslaught from Samsung and LG.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ (Plus) represent the most advanced Android smartphones on the market. The Galaxy S8 is not without it's quirks... It's got an unusual aspect ratio, lower than maximum screen resolution out of the box and no real enhancement to battery life (from the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge).

The change in aspect ratio give you a slender phone which still packs an enormous screen. The Galaxy S8 Plus has a 6.2-inch display and feels smaller in the hand than most 5.5-inch phones (including the iPhone 7 Plus and Google Pixel XL).

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is likely the "screen champ" right now as well, with an amazing AMOLED panel and resolution up to 2,960 x 1,440 pixels. You will not be disappointed with the Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8 Plus.

Still, the world of Android smartphones has advanced tremendously (especially in the $400 retail range). So what do you think, is the Samsung Galaxy S8 worth it's premium price tag?

Its all shiny and perfect on the outside... but can the internal guts of the HTC U Ultra stand up to the normal wear and tear of every day life? Or... my durability tests? Only one way to find out!!

The good news: the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge are still outstanding smartphones worthy of a long look, especially once they get discounted following the Galaxy S8 release.

The better news: there are other, still-cheaper smartphones out there worth a look as well.

The bad news: neither of these options will get you a Galaxy S8.

Check out MrMobile's Galaxy S7 Review for 2017.