Today’s tech-driven world seems to be pumping out new models of mobile phones left and right, making it very overwhelming for buyers to decide. In a nutshell, all you want is a nice phone that works for all your needs. But it is never that simple. Even with many options, looking for the perfect one is still challenging. So how will you know which phone is the right one for you? To help you out, here is a list of this year’s best Samsung mobile phones that will get you through every day without any worries.

Samsung Galaxy M31: The Budget-Friendly One

Among the best Samsung mobile phones, the Samsung Galaxy M31 is one of its most cost-efficient phones. This affordability is attributed to the external design, which includes a plastic back and sides—not that this affects the phone’s usability, but it does give it a lightweight feel.

The product’s reasonable price makes it perfect, and this does not stop the minute you buy it. With its 6,000 mAh battery, the Galaxy M31 is ideal for YouTube heads, who typically worry about how long their phones will last.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: The Instagrammable One

This phone is perfect for taking many pictures and staying online all day. The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra popularly boasts its periscopic 100x zoom, the Space Zoom feature. Although the 100x magnification does not give you perfectly clean shots, its 10x optical zoom will make you feel like a professional photographer.

It also has a 5,000 mAh battery that would last longer than Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra: The High-End One

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is perfect for those juggling work and life. It includes an ultra-slim smart stylus that can detect over 4,000 pressure levels. It can be used for handwriting notes during long meetings or maybe for doodling on days when you feel like harnessing your artistic side. It is also Bluetooth-enabled, so you can play music and use the camera from a distance.

Samsung Galaxy S20: The Ultimate One

What are a few months old when your phone is one of the most efficient? Samsung’s Galaxy S20 has seen a drop in price since its launch in February, but not in specs. With a 6.2-inch screen, it may be relatively small—that is, compared to most mobile phones this year—but it does not shy away from the crowd. This feature makes it stand out, as it only means it is space-saving.

When you place it next to Samsung Galaxy Ultra phones, you would not even think you missed anything, as the Galaxy S20 has most of the Ultra’s photography features. Sure, its camera does not have a 100x zoom, but do you need it? The Samsung Galaxy S20 also has a night photography mode that will let you enjoy the best views under low light.

Now that you have seen some of the best mobile phones, which is best for you?