A smartphone is a great option if you’re looking for a more affordable way to vlog.

Smartphones are often easier to use than high-end vlogging cameras and offer similar features in terms of 4K video recording, and are available for a wide range of budgets.

Clear OLED and QLED displays, durable Gorilla glass screens, and long-lasting batteries are all available on some of the best smartphones on the market.

Two of the best smartphones for vlogging available today are listed below.

Huawei Mate 40 Pro

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When it comes to choosing the best smartphone for Vlogging, camera performance is the most important factor to consider, and Huawei certainly outdid themselves with the Mate 40 Pro’s cameras.

With a 50MP main camera, a 20MP ultra-wide lens, and a 12MP telephoto lens, the Mate 40 Pro has a triple camera setup. Instead, Huawei’s renowned RYYB sensor is used in the main camera, which absorbs more light for brighter and clearer images and videos.

The telephoto lens has a 5x optical zoom and a digital zoom of up to 50x, allowing you to get close-up shots of interesting scenery without sacrificing quality.

The Huawei Mate 40 pro shines brightest with its ultra-wide camera. It not only has a wider field of view, but it also has features like Free-form, which reduces distortion caused by wide-angle camera lenses automatically.

When you need to lift shadows for brighter images and videos, especially in portrait mode, HDR mode comes in handy. Huawei even has a moon photography mode that allows you to take clear, nearly realistic moon photos without the need for any additional software.

The Mate 40 Pro has a curved, 6.7-inch screen with a resolution of 1344x2772MP, which means it can display more content at once and is easy to view in direct sunlight.

Samsung Galaxy S10+

Despite stiff competition from newer Samsung models such as the Samsung Fold, the S10 Plus remains one of Samsung’s best smartphones. The S10+ has a stunning 6.4-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1440×3040 that is almost bezel-less.

Optical stabilization is built into both the standard and telephoto lenses, ensuring that your vlogs are clear even in shaky situations like driving on a bumpy road.

The ultra-wide camera provides a larger field of view, allowing you to fit more content into a single frame.

The three-camera setup simplifies vlogging and content creation because you can switch between standard shots with the main camera, super-wide sweeping landscapes with the ultra-wide camera, and getting a close-up of far-away objects with the telephoto lens.

Portrait mode, which allows you to blur or spot color your portrait shots for clearer, color-rich image and video content, is also available on the S10+. The front-facing camera has a resolution of 10 megapixels and dual autofocus, making tracking and focusing on moving subjects a breeze.

Bright Night Shot is a feature on the S10+ that allows for clearer, more detailed photo and video recording even in low-light situations.

The new scene optimizer feature eliminates the need to find the perfect settings because the S10+ AI-based cameras can recognize up to 30 scenes and adjust the relevant settings automatically, resulting in clear, vivid, and realistic images and videos. When shooting in extremely low-light conditions, the scene optimizer will even automatically switch to Night shot mode.