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Top 10 trending phones of week 24



At a time when the number 1 and 2 remain the same as last week, a new number 3 is still exciting news. That would be the Samsung Galaxy J6, climbing two spots to join the Redmi Note 5 Pro and the Mi 8 on the podium.
The OnePlus 6 seems to be bolted in fourth - that's its third week in there after claiming the top spot 4 weeks ago and quickly slipping into second the following one.
The biggest gainer this week has to be the Redmi S2 (a.k.a. Redmi Y2) - entering the chart last week in 9th, it's now all the way up in 5th.
The Galaxy A6+ (2018) is the second Samsung to climb two spots and we now find it in 6th, nudging the Nokia X6 into 7th.
The Redmi Note 5 returns to the Top 10 in 8th spot after being absent for a couple of weeks, and long-time champion from a while back Galaxy J7 Prime makes a surprise appearance in 10th. In between them, we find the Oppo F7, cautiously advancing one spot ahead of its tenth last week.

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