It's never been easy to chose a top-shelf smartphone, but in the last year or so the competition really heated up, and the market is not exactly the Samsung-Apple duopoly it was any more, despite that those two are still reaping the lion's share of its benefits. That is why we wanted to ask you which of these fall juggernauts are you planning to get, if your contract expires soon, or if you are simply on the market for a new high-end.
The fall flagship announcements are almost winding down, and about the only thing we are waiting on now would be that eventual Google Nexus 6/X line heir, which rumors peg to be with a 5.9" display. Samsung commenced the holiday mobile shopping rush with the Galaxy Alpha and the cult Note 4/Note Edge announcements, then Sony immediately took the torch with the excellent Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact. From the Chinese mobile-fu masters, Huawei chipped in at the IFA expo with the svelte Mate7, while Motorola managed to sneak in the intriguing Moto X. At that time, all eyes were already on Apple, and the Cupertino gang didn't disappoint, churning out the biggest redesign in the iPhone line history - literally. Last but not least, BlackBerry staged somewhat of a resurrection with the unorthodox Passport flagship, that is the highest spec'd BlackBerry ever created.
As you can see below, that same Passport got the lion's share of votes, which we'd chalk off mostly to BlackBerry fans voting en masse, rather than an indicator how the new Canadian flagship would really perform in the open market. Next in line is the hotly-anticipated Note 4, which is not at all surprising, given that Samsung stuffed its latest phablet with specs and sensors to the gills. The rumored Nexus 6 is third, while the Xperia Z3 Compact and its larger sibling, the Z3, finish the top 5 most desirable fall flagships, according to our more than 7000 respondents.
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