
Are you like me and been struggling which Smartphone you should purchase next? You go through the reviews, check out consumer reports and even look at projections of what is coming down the road. After all, you don't want to buy a new phone every three months. Hopefully you can find an excellent one and stay with it for years to come.
Business Insider recently published a list of the twelve best Smartphones. Here are their top five.

1. iPhone 5
For most people the iPhone 5 is the best smartphone available. It has the best app and content ecosystem, plus comes with free customer support from Apple in case anything goes wrong.
Unless you really, really want a phone with a bigger screen, most of you will be happiest with the iPhone.
Price: Starts at $199 with a two-year contract (Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T). $99.99 plus $20 per month for 24 months on T-Mobile.

2. HTC One
HTC's newest flagship phone, the One, is simply the best Android phone you can buy. And if you don't like the iPhone, it should be the first phone you consider.
The One has a gorgeous all-metal design, a large 4.7-inch HD screen, and the latest version of Android. You'll want one as soon as you hold it.
Price: Starts at $199.99 on AT&T or $99.99 on Sprint and T-Mobile.

3. Google Nexus 4
Google commissioned LG to make its current flagship phone, the Nexus 4. If you're looking for the best Android experience without any modifications, this should be the only phone you consider.
The only downside is the Nexus 4 doesn't connect to 4G LTE networks, so you'll be stuck on slower 3G or HSPA+ connections in most cities.
Price: Google sells the unlocked model starting at $299. You can get it from T-Mobile for $49.99 plus $17 per month for 24 months.

4. Samsung Galaxy S4
There was a lot of hype surrounding the launch of Samsung's newest flagship phone, the Galaxy S4.
But most reviews were pretty lukewarm.
Make no mistake, the Galaxy S4 is a great Android phone, but it's also full of a bunch of gimmicky features like touchless gestures that don't always work well. The phone is also made out of cheap-feeling plastic at a time when most top-tier devices are using durable metal.
Price: Starts at $199.99 on most carriers. (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint)

5. HTC Droid DNA
Verizon and HTC worked together to build the Droid DNA, a gorgeous phone with a 5-inch full HD display. It's definitely a solid option if you're a Verizon customer.
However, there are rumors that the new HTC One will arrive on Verizon soon, so you may want to hold out.
Price: $199.99 with a two-year contract from Verizon
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