Abstract: Decisions, decisions, decisions. The holiday season is upon us and 'tis the season of joy and happiness. But it could also be one of the most stressful events each year because them presents won't buy themselves, will they? That's why we decided...
Lightening fast Great battery life Oxygen OS close to stock Android Gorgeous screen Specs Price
Slippery as hell, thank god for the included case Notch Underscreen fingerprint reader not as fast, as a capacitive one; I needed to press on a lot harder than I was used to Fingerprint magnet The prefitted screen protector is prone to scratches To date,
If you are looking to get 99.5 of a top flagship device for 50 of the price, well the OnePlus 6T is the phone for you. Admittedly, with a full glass design I expected wireless charging to be present, but it is difficult to find any other faults with this...
Abstract: The right side has a slider switch which goes between silent, vibrate and ring and this is far easier than swapping things in settings. Also on the right side is the on/off button with three second switch off and fourteen second switch on. The base has US...
Games and videos look extremely smooth and fluid on the handset, The camera takes great shots even in low light, It's quick to recharge - OnePlus says 30 minutes of charging will provide a day's worth of battery life, Simple and straightforward to use,
There's no MicroSD card slot (although 120GB should be sufficent space), The facial unlock feature can't be used on secure apps like internet banking, You can't listen to music through wired headphones and charge the phone at the same time
Great value for money, this flagship smartphone nearly has it all. With a great camera and excellent battery life, there's not much more you'd want from an Android smartphone...
Published: 2018-11-16, Author: Roland , review by: itpro.co.uk
Solid specs for a competitive price, Lovely design, Longer battery life
Small evolution on the OnePlus 6, No standout features, Display is still only FHD
If you have a OnePlus 6, then the 6T doens't warrant an upgrade. But with a starting price of £499 for the model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and a max price of £579 for the 8GB/256GB handset, the OnePlus 6T is still excellent value for an Andr...
Published: 2018-11-16, Author: Roland , review by: itpro.co.uk
Solid specs for a competitive price, Lovely design, Longer battery life
Small evolution on the OnePlus 6, No standout features, Display is still only FHD
If you have a OnePlus 6, then the 6T doesn't warrant an upgrade. But with a starting price of £499 for the model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and a max price of £579 for the 8GB/256GB handset, the OnePlus 6T is still excellent value for an Andr...
Published: 2018-11-08, Author: Robert , review by: T3.com
Very fast, On trend in-screen fingerprint reader, Optic AMOLED screen is big and has a small notch, Android 9.0 Pie out of the box, Comprehensive in-box package of accessories
Battery capacity remains good not great, Camera system has not moved on much from the OnePlus 6, Still no wireless charging functionality, Water resistant, but not IP67/68 certified
The OnePlus 6T is a quality device, but boy does it play it safe.If my friend came up to me and said, "I want to buy a new Android phone SIM-free outright and I've got £500 to spend, what should I buy?", then I think it's fair to say that the OnePlus 6T w...
Great battery life, Fluid performance, Top-end design, Impressive rear camera
No headphone jack, 'Only' full HD resolution, No microSD card slot
OnePlus has reiterated at several occasions that the 'T' variants of their handsets are not successors but just an update to the existing lineup. If we ignore OnePlus' values for a minute and look at the OnePlus 6T as a new device, there's hardly any flaw...
