Android

Love my Oneplus 6t. Been the best phone for custom Roms. Currently running /e/OS, no Gapps, clean and sleek.

Lineageos motorola one 5g ace. However the charging port is being fickle so i will be replacing it in the next month or so with the oneplus nord n200. Were it not for the charging port i would keep the moto and be very happy. First phone i have ever had start to fail like that. I have backed up all my data onto my old pixel 3a xl just in case the moto just wont charge one day when i plug it in.

I'm using a HTC U11 life.

I had to change the front camera.
And battery is draining quite fast now.

Galaxy A32 4G (2021). Alright camera & specs, 3.5" audio jack, dedicated μSDXC port, DS/DS, FM radio. Decent price point. Dropped OneUI for NovaLauncher.
The most annoying thing about getting it was the fact the 5G version is a completely different phone- different dimensions & all. But shops didn't seem to realise this. They stocked exclusively the 4G phone (fine by me: it's specced better) but the 5G peripherals. So I had to go online to get case etc.

OnePlus 8 IN2015

Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1
LineageOS 20.
It's still too fine to replace, although it's the first phone of which I cracked the screen.
Chose it for the reasonableness of it at the time, was like 200€ new, with microSD, unlockable bootloader, had lineageOS support and still microUSB, as I still don't even have a hand full of usb-c devices.

currently using an S22, next phone will likely be one I can install a custom ROM on. perhaps a pixel

Galaxy A53 5G - Main phone. Galaxy A13 5G - Secondary phone.

The S23 Ultra. Left the S22+ because of how bad the battery life was (thanks Qualcomm) but loving my S23U.

the one downside is size. it's massive^.

Second hand Pixel 6 Pro with Graphene OS (don't give your money to Google!)

Pixel 6a - was happily using a Pixel 5a for the past ~2 years until it had a spontaneous motherboard failure 3 weeks ago 🙃. Google replaced it with a 6a, I'm still annoyed the 5a can become a brick with no warning but I'm very happy with the 6a so far and plan to stick with it until the OS updates stop.

OnePlus 6 running LineageOS with micro G.

I'm sporting a Nothing Phone (1) right now and I'm really happy with it. Before, I had a OnePlus 6T that lasted me four years. I still use it, just at home. I love that damn phone so much, but the battery (although I've replaced it) doesn't last for a long time.

Fairphone 4 with DivestOS

Pixel 7 Pro on 14 beta on tablet DPI, awaiting my Pixel Fold.

Droid 4. Love that keyboard. It barely functions as a cell device now that 3g has been shut down though. I just use it as a wifi device / tiny laptop.

Really digging the Sony Xperia Pro-I. Wanted to try something new that wasn't a Pixel or a Galaxy

Flip 3

Just got a Motorola Stylus 5G refurbished for $180 - no complaints so far, can't beat it for the price

Same here. Using a Pixel 6a but really hoping for more manual control in the camera app. The Xperia 1 V looks really good this generation, but then you're missing out on the excellent stock camera the Pixels are known for.

Rocking my S10+ since release! (I despise the fingerprint sensor though )

Right now I'm using a Google Pixel 6 Pro. I was hoping to get the Pixel Fold, but it isn't launching in Canada, so not sure if I wait for a Pixel Fold generation that does or pull the trigger on the Z Fold 5 when it comes out.

I have a OnePlus 9Pro, pretty good experience, the SD 888 chip isn't as efficient as it should be however.

Oneplus 10 pro. Was planning on moving away from Oneplus, but I got it cheap.

Mine is a Pixel 3 XL. Not sure if anyone is using an older Pixel at the moment in this sub

Samsung Galaxy S7 (Exynos) with lots of replacement parts running LineageOS. Still a solid daily driver.
Sadly there are very little modern options of suitable small Android phones.

I have an S23. I really enjoy it, but I'm also curious about the Zenfone 10. I really wanna see Asus succeed in their niche so I can have a great option next time around I get to upgrading.

Pixel 6 Pro. I'll probably get the Pixel Fold over the 8 Pro if there are good sales this fall.

Pixel 7.

I know that a few others have had problems with this phone, but it's been fairly solid for me. Camera is great, too.

Now that I've said that, I've probably jinxed it, and will RMA it tomorrow...

I'm using a Google Pixel 6A (with a custom ROM at the moment). Other than the battery which I keep trying to find ways to remedy, it's been the best phone I've ever purchased (though to be fair, it's the most expensive phone I bought period).

Whether I'll stick to Google next time is kind of up in the air right now, I used to use a Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite, and while MIUI sucks in a couple of ways, there were also a lot of lovely perks I did really like, especially if you flashed your phone with xiaomi.eu instead xiaomi's official builds. Not to mention I could get a Poco F5 Pro for $460, which seems to tick all of the right boxes for me.