Release archive

Phones released in 2018

Browse the verified 2018 phone records in the MobileBurn database. Launch price is historical context; availability and today's price vary by region.

Dates without guesswork

How MobileBurn records 2018 phone releases

A year page includes a phone only when its model record and launch generation have been checked. A rumor does not become a released product because several sites repeat it. Exact sale dates and carrier launches may differ by country.

Use these pages to compare phones from the same market period. Then check storage, bands, support, and today's condition before buying an older model.

Release labels

  • Released: a verified model record exists.
  • Confirmed: the maker has announced it, but sale may not have started.
  • Rumored: not treated as a product fact.

5 verified models

Verified phones from 2018

iPhone XR official product image

2018 iPhone

iPhone XR

6.1-inch LCD, 60Hz · Apple A12 Bionic

Reviewpublished$749
iPhone XS official product image

2018 iPhone

iPhone XS

5.8-inch OLED, 60Hz · Apple A12 Bionic

Reviewpublished$999
iPhone XS Max official product image

2018 iPhone

iPhone XS Max

6.5-inch OLED, 60Hz · Apple A12 Bionic

Reviewpublished$1099
Galaxy S9 official product image

Galaxy S · 2018

Galaxy S9

5.8-inch Super AMOLED, 60Hz · Snapdragon 845 / Exynos 9810

Reviewpublished$720
Galaxy S9+ official product image

Galaxy S · 2018

Galaxy S9+

6.2-inch Super AMOLED, 60Hz · Snapdragon 845 / Exynos 9810

Reviewpublished$840

Compare 2018 with remaining phone life

A launch date is not an expiry date

A newer phone usually has more support ahead, but condition, battery service, parts, storage, and price can make a well-kept older model sensible. Support begins near launch, not when the next owner buys it.

Check the exact regional model

Names can hide different bands, processors, SIM options, colors, storage tiers, and charging accessories. Open the model page, use the comparison tool, and confirm the seller's exact part number.