Huawei P9, best phone i have had so far!

Thinking about buy a Huawei instead of a new Xiaomi, they have good phones.

Just got my new WileyFox Swift 2 Plus a few days ago, still waiting for the sim to switch over and stuff to really start using it but I like it so far.
A really nice phone for the price. Pretty quick, decent set of features.
Reviews say the screen and camera aren't great. Can't say I notice much wrong with the screen (though it's probably not as nice as other new phones it's certainly as good or better than my old Galaxy S3's screen). The camera doesn't seem the best, but I haven't properly tested it yet till I swap my Sim and SD Card and everything over.

Would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a cheap but decent phone (and one without all the usual bloatware)

A Microsoft Lumia 640.
I just wanted something easy to use, I'm happy with it.

Every single LG phones released lately since the G4 seems to be having reported bootloop issues, including their latest LG V20, so I would stay away from them for now. There are many good midrange $300-400USD phones out there now, such as Moto G4 Plus, Moto Z Play, ZTE Axon 7, Alcatel Idol 4S, OnePlus 3 and 3T.

Windows (starting with version 8) is really the best OS for phones. I'm on Android right now, because my provider (Google Fi) only works with several very specific phones and none of them are Windows, but I used Lumia 1520 for something like 3 years and LOVED every moment of it. It's too bad the Microsoft was late to the party and failed to capture the market.

iPhone SE. I really like iOS. Android feels slapped together and not cohesive. I like LG phones but I wish a different OS was available.

I have the best one that money can't buy - none.

I use a Nokia N900.
It runs a full Linux/X11 stack with GTK and QT support.
It has the best physical keyboard of any phone ever.
I can run whatever software I want on it out of the box (no rooting or jailbreaking or anything else required).
Its one of the most open source phones in existence.

Its the best phone I have ever used and I wouldn't downgrade to an iPhone or an Android device even if someone gave me one for free (and yes I do consider both the iPhone 7 and the Galaxy S7 as a downgrade compared to my beloved N900)

Changed to a Moto X Force the past days. Really happy with it so far.

Samsung Galaxy S7

The one I had before (S3) was better.

I use a Moto G4 now, and I've only used Moto G phones since they came out in 2013.

They're really great for the price, and I while I enjoy having a smartphone I don't want to spend a lot of money on it.

I remembered the N900, amazing phone, but when I heard the news the Microsoft exec is going to be CEO (then the eventual buyout), that was the last time I bought a Nokia.

I have a flip phone. It does all what I need it to do, and that is to call others. Had it for years, and the battery still holds up great.

My Lumia 925 still rocks :D

Although would be great if I could upgrade the OS to Win10 Mobile :(