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Top smartphones with stereo speakers

 “Why settle for one when you can have two high-quality speakers in your smartphone?”

Speakers on phones are not just important to music lovers, but also to those who watch films and TV shows or play a lot of games. For them, stereo speakers ensure that their content consumption experience is top-notch in the aural sense as much as it is in the visual sense. Over the last few years, more and more manufacturers have started incorporating stereo speakers into their handsets, with some of them even placing the drivers in the front area of the phone to deliver sound straight towards your ears. If you want a list of what some of the best smartphones with stereo speakers are, you’ve come to the right place.


Apple iPhone XS / iPhone XS Max 



Apple handsets made the switch to stereo speakers with the iPhone 7 (review), and since then, all the iPhones have thankfully embraced the feature. The newest in the breed, the iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max, have one of their drivers located in the earpiece and the other at the bottom. These speakers are amply loud, and deliver crisp sound. And overall too, these are among the best smartphones you can buy right now. They boast exquisite designs, bezel-less OLED displays, excellent cameras and Apple’s new A12 Bionic chips, which not just delivers incredible performance, but also efficiently aids AI activities.

Apple iPhone XR 



Here’s another Apple handset in this list. Not surprisingly, it has the same stereo speaker system that’s present on the XS duo. The fact that this device is cheaper than those handsets though, means there are some compromises in other departments. Firstly, its display is an LCD that’s low in resolution. And it has just one camera on its rear surface. That said, it’s still a beautiful-looking device that runs on the same A12 Bionic chip that has gone inside the flagship iPhones. 

Google Pixel 3 / Pixel 3 XL 



Google’s latest range of smartphones is replete with outstanding camera features, but the company has surely not ignored the sound output of these phones. Crystal clear audio comes out of the two drivers of the Pixel 3 XL and the Pixel 3. And the fact that they are both on the front means the audio aims straight for your ears. The new Pixel 3 phones are no-nonsense Android phones with top-notch hardware and astounding camera performance. The only difference between the smartphones is their screen sizes and battery capacities. 

Samsung Galaxy S9 / Galaxy S9+Galaxy S9+ 



Samsung has released three excellent Galaxy phones this year, and all of them come fitted with stereo speakers. The implementation here is same as that of the iPhones – one channel at the bottom of the phone and the other inside the earpiece. These speakers on the S9 and S9+ are loud and deliver great sound quality. Both the smartphones bear notch-less AMOLED displays, offer outstanding cameras, and run on the best hardware available as of now. Moreover, they even offer headphone sockets. 





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