This week the hegemony of the Galaxy J series continues another week, the affordable, Super AMOLED group keeps #1 and #2 spots in our charts. It’s the Samsung Galaxy J7 and Galaxy J5, of course, these two refuse to budge from their positions. It’s the Galaxy J2 that is letting down the family, slipping through the ranks to 6th.

The OnePlus X that catapulted up to second place last week is doing a good job of holding on to its popularity. The first compact phone from OnePlus ends this week in 3rd. It probably helped that it launched in Europe last Friday. we also just happened to publish our own review on Friday.

Interestingly, right behind it is the Samsung Z3, the latest and best Tizen phone. It was announced less than a month ago and is the first Tizen device to make its way to the Top 10 in half a year. Samsung’s alt-OS recently surpassed BlackBerry OS for fourth place in the global OS market and has a big lead on other hopefuls.

It’s a trio of Galaxys that follows – the Grand Prime, the Galaxy S6 and the Note5. Rounding off the top 10 is the Motorola Moto G (3rd gen), which occasionally bubbles up into the chart, but doesn’t have much staying power.

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Samsung Galaxy J7
RANK: 1WAS: 1

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Samsung Galaxy J5
RANK: 2WAS: 3

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OnePlus X
RANK: 3WAS: 2

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Samsung Z3
RANK: 4NEW IN

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Sony Xperia Z5
RANK: 5WAS: 7

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Samsung Galaxy J2
RANK: 6WAS: 4

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Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime
RANK: 7WAS: 5

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Samsung Galaxy S6
RANK: 8WAS: 8

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Samsung Galaxy Note5
RANK: 9WAS: 6

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The LG V10 gathered up plenty of fan love in one short week and was voted seriously hot with the crowd split 3-to-1 in favor. 76% of readers hit the thumbs-up on LG’s one-of-a-kind phablet, continuing a positive trend with recent high-end offerings – the Nexus 6P and 5X got the stamp of approval a month ago, followed by the Lumia 950 / 950 XL a week later.

The V10 certainly has some objective imperfections, like the less-than-stellar battery life, sheer size and heft, and not exactly top-tier gaming performance. But in the whole pro-vs-con debate the good has outweighed the bad, and quite definitively so, judging by the poll results.

The secondary display (we know Samsung’s done it before), argue as you might about its usefulness, is indeed a unique feature today and makes for some considerable wow-value. Military-grade shock resistance is also a conversation starter in itself, in some circles at least, though we’ve seen that on a number of occasions too.

Dual front cameras are also good for some bragging rights and then for some actual versatility in selfie shooting. And that’s before we get to the hugely-capable rear camera – how can it not be hot to be able to precisely control the directionality of mic input when capturing your 4K…

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