Smartphones have quickly become the most common device for people to have on their person, including children, and it is not uncommon to see cell phones in schools. While most schools ban cell phones because they provide a distraction for students, some schools use them to benefit their teachings by having the children use them in their school work. Now, the main question is what phones are the best for children to use while they are attending school:

1. Apple iPhone XS Max

This phone is perfect for the student that needs an excellent camera and third-party app experiences. This phone not only gives kids the brand name they love, which is very important to children, it also gives them a reliable messaging system as well as abundant multimedia consumption.

2. Apple iPhone XR

This phone carries all of the other wonderful features that we’ve come to expect from Apple, but in a much smaller size. This phone being smaller means it is much easier for someone to carry and grip in one hand, making them less likely to drop and crack the screen.

3. Google Pixel 3

While Samsung has been at the head of the android world, Google has been quickly making their own strides to outdo Samsung. This phone is a prime example of one of their newer models, with a satisfying camera and an AI feature. It all comes in a small and easy to carry design.

4. Galaxy Note 10

This phone is great for the people that love to write and draw on their mobile device. The phone comes with many great apps for hand taking notes, creating GIFs, and sending animated messages, but it also comes with a stylus that is made special for writing on the device.

5. LG V50 ThinQ

This is one of the first ever phones to be provided to customers with 5G connectivity, but that’s not all. It also boasts a sharp display, a headphone jack, and five cameras that allow the user to take numerous photos. It is notable mainly for being Sprint’s first 5G phone, but since the technology is so new national coverage is sparse and the phone comes with a higher price tag.

6. Moto G7 Power

This phone is a great option for people who do not want to spend a lot of money on a decent phone. This device does not have all the fancy bells and whistles that other smartphones come with, but it can still do the basics, such as text, call, and browse the web.

7. Samsung Galaxy S10

The new Samsung comes with an abundance of specs and capabilities. It has improved fingerprint reading, AI app prediction, extra storage and even 3D AR Emoji 2.0 that allows users to turn their face into a lifelike emoji. How cool is that?