Smartphones have offered a lot of convenience for users. Many of us  not only use smartphones to support out daily life but also use them to relax and entertain. For this reason, gaming is a part of technology upgrades. We can play wide ranges of games. Those can be online games, offlines games with the simple configuration like Candy Crush, or even the really high configuration such as Call of Duty, or the RPGs ported from PC. Therefore, having a good device with high-specs will support users especially gamers significantly for both working and entertaining.

The criteria for smart phones that are best suited for gaming vary.  However, the truth is that you will need a smartphone that packs the latest quad-core processor,  large screens with the high resolution HD, together with long battery life seem to be the most important specs to look for in a gaming smartphones

Here are the 5 best smartphones for mobile gaming :

1. Sony Xperia Z3 Plus

The Xperia Z3+’s generous 5.2” display is brighter than ever. Moreover, it is powered by the latest Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 810 processor. This advanced 64-bit Octa-core processor gives anything up to 50% more speed than previous processors whilst conserving battery power. Run multiple apps simultaneously, surf the web with lightning loading time and stream videos without a break.

With PS4™ Remote Play you can seamlessly switch from your PS4 console to your smartphone ─ and take your gaming to another room. Just connect your Xperia device to your home Wi-Fi, and play games using the DUALSHOCK®4 controller.

One plus point is the Sony Xperia Z3+ has an impressive IP65/IP68 rating, which makes this dual SIM smartphone both waterproof and resistant to the tiniest dust particles.

Those high features come together will help you enjoy every moment on this gaming smartphone!

2. iPhone 6

The iPhone 6 was praised for producing console-like gaming performance. It is powered by the Apple A8 chipset comprised of a dual-core processor that works at 1.4 GHz along with PowerVR GX6450 graphics. The chipset is supported by 1 GB of RAM.

The all-new A8 chip is our fastest yet. Its CPU and graphics performance are faster than on the A7 chip. And because it’s designed to be so power efficient, the A8 chip can sustain higher performance — so you can play graphics-intensive games or enjoy video at higher frame rates for longer than ever.

Metal — a new technology that lets developers create highly immersive console-style games on iPhone. Metal is optimized to allow the CPU and GPU to work together to deliver detailed graphics and complex visual effects. So every imaginary world you visit will feel much more realistic.

3. LG G4

4. Samsung Galaxy Note 4

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is a great device for this experiment, as it seems particularly well-suited to gaming.

The Note 4 ships with a 5.7-inch, 2560-by-1440 AMOLED display, offering 518 pixels per inch. Samsung Galaxy Note 4 offers bright and sharp color for gaming. Its 2.7GB processor also powers up all the performance on this Samsung phone.

Ultra-power saving mode is one of the best things the Note 4 offers. Gaming is incredibly hard on the battery of any device, and it’s a simple thing to run down most devices with a few hours of playing a complex 3D game. Having this mode makes one much more comfortable about running down the battery while gaming.

5. HTC One M9

The HTC One M9 sports a top-of-the-line Snapdragon 810 chipset that contains an octa-core setup. This is essentially two quad-core chips in one, a 1.5 GHz Cortex-A53 and a 2 GHz Cortex-A57, that are toggled between based on the intensity of any task. There’s an Adreno 430 graphics processor thrown into the mix also, and 3GB of RAM rounding off the picture.

The numbers speak for themselves in our benchmarks, and expectedly its 3D performance in games stands up comfortably against this year’s other flagship releases.