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The screen is usually a good-quality IPS panel, and may often be marketed as having 2.5D Arc glass or 3D glass. This does not mean the screen is curved, but rather that the edges of the screen are slightly curved. Gorilla Glass is another common feature, which is fortunate because getting hold of a case for a Chinese phone can be as involved as buying the phone itself. Customisable gestures are not built into Android, but they are very common in Chinese phones. This means you are likely to be able to double-tap to wake the screen, and by drawing a letter onscreen in standby mode you will be able to launch an app of your choice. Many Chinese phones will also allow you to use gestures to trigger the camera shutter.
We won’t recommend any Chinese phone we haven’t physically tested. Thus we offer this chart not as a definitive guide to buying Chinese phones, but as a guide to what you can expect for your money when you buy from China. Best Chinese phones of 2018 1. Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro At £499 the Mi 8 Pro is an incredible buy, undercutting every rival flagship phone in the UK – and now that Xiaomi phones are easily available in the UK, there’s no reason not to consider it. With powerful performance, decent cameras, some genuinely useful software, a fancy in-display fingerprint sensor and a cool transparent back cover, this is a great all-rounder at a fantastic price. Read our Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro review.
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2. OnePlus 6T This is one of the best phones you can buy even if it is the first OnePlus phone without a headphone jack. An in-screen fingerprint sensor, better speaker and more battery is the pay-off, and it’s worth it. The large display is excellent, the dual cameras are more capable than ever and performance is the best you can get on Android right now along with the Pixel 3. You’ll need to like the colour black, but OnePlus continues – just – to undercut industry prices enough to stand out. Read our OnePlus 6T review. 3. Xiaomi Mi8 Astonishing value, insane performance, awesome photography, a larger than ever 18.7:9 AMOLED display and a cool 3D Face recognition feature are all reasons why you should rush out and buy the Mi 8. Right now it costs just £438.33/US$569.99/€490.20 from GearBest, which is several hundred pounds cheaper than many of the phones with which it competes. We’re sad to see Xiaomi not keeping up with its rivals in terms of wireless charging, waterproofing and a Quad-HD screen, and that the highly anticipated in-display fingerprint is unique to the Explorer Edition, but at this price we can hardly complain.
Amazing phone, highly recommended. Read our Xiaomi Mi8 review. 4. Huawei Mate 20 Pro The Mate 20 Pro is an outstanding phone.
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The cameras will be the highlight for many people, but it really is a fantastic all-rounder with a top-quality screen, super-fast charging, wireless charging and excellent battery life. It isn’t perfect, but the small niggles shouldn’t be deal-breakers for most people. Read our Huawei Mate 20 Pro review.
5. Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Swapping out the awkwardly placed selfie camera with a dual-lens model that is tucked away behind the screen, the Mi Mix 3 is one of several slider phones that shows how the concept should work. Not only allowing a proper full-screen display, but adding quick-access functionality to the phone. In other respects Mi Mix 3 is not a huge upgrade over the 2S, and actually loses some of its bling over its predecessor with the absence of its 18K gold camera surround. But it’s still a great phone, available at an incredible price, and it’s astonishing to see just how far the original full-display phone has come.
We’ve tested the Chinese model, since Mi Mix 3 won’t be officially announced in the UK until Q1 2019.
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