November smartphone roundups traditionally spotlight the speed, display quality, gaming potential, and durability that define today’s premium devices. This November edition presents a wide lineup designed to appeal to Canadian and American buyers who want a balanced mix of performance, photography, and battery life for daily use and demanding tasks alike. The market now spans flagships and mid range options, making it easier than ever to find a device that fits both work and play without sacrificing essential capabilities.
Leading the lineup are the Asus ROG Phone 9 and ROG Phone 9 Pro. These gaming phones start at roughly $1,200 USD and boast a 185 Hz display for ultra smooth visuals. They run the latest Snapdragon 8 series processor and add a second display on the back panel for quick status checks and in game controls. Edge trigger buttons accelerate in game actions, and two USB Type‑C ports plus a standard headphone jack cover charging and audio needs. The devices ship with a robust gaming feature set, IP68 protection for daily use, and a telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom on the Pro model. The package aims at enthusiasts who want desktop-like performance in a handheld form.
Next up are the Huawei Mate 70 Pro and Mate 70 Pro+ offering a 120 Hz display, advanced 3D face recognition, and a camera system with a variable aperture. The telephoto lens provides four times optical zoom, while 100 W charging powers long sessions quickly. Both models carry IP69 protection, sealing their appeal for travelers and outdoor users. These two devices sit in the premium segment, with prices starting around $899.
Then comes the foldable Huawei Mate X6, available in the basic version for around $1,792. Its folding form factor makes it versatile for multitasking and media consumption. The phone features two displays at 120 Hz, a camera with a variable aperture, and a telephoto lens capable of four times zoom. It supports fast wired and wireless charging and is protected against water to IPx8 standards, giving it resilience in wet environments.
Rounding out the list are several other notable models. The Nubia Z70 Ultra pushes a bezel-free design that maximizes screen real estate with minimal distractions. The Oppo Reno13 Pro offers solid performance at a more approachable price, a balance many buyers appreciate. Realme GT 7 Pro sits at the flagship rung with strong performance and a responsive camera system. For gamers, Red Magic 10 Pro and Red Magic 10 Pro+ deliver high refresh rates and cooling systems built into the chassis. Finally, Redmi K80 and K80 Pro provide compelling value in the sub flagship category with long battery life, capable cameras, and modern features.
Together these devices illustrate how the November market structure favors a broad spectrum of choices. Shoppers in Canada and the United States can expect premium screens, fast charging, robust cameras, and rugged builds across price tiers. Whether a user prioritizes gaming performance, photography prowess, or all day battery life, the current lineup has a device that fits without sacrificing the key essentials.