precise display with good colors, and a 120-Hz refresh rate, many LTE bands and 5G, high-quality exterior, no throttling, very fast charging, good battery life, precise localization, good price-performance ratio
warms up under load, no Wireless Charging, no IP certification, camera lacks sharpness of detail, case could be more stable
Review: OnePlus 8T. Test unit provided by OnePlus Germany.The OnePlus 8T offers small improvements compared to its already very good predecessor. For example, it offers a display with a 120-Hz refresh rate, a macro camera with a higher resolution and an a...
Published: 2020-10-21, Author: Victor , review by: phonearena.com
Fastest charging on a mainstream phone, Industry-leading display quality, Great value for the money, Impressively fast and smooth performance, First non-Google phone with Android 11, Dual SIM,
Camera still a bit behind the very best, No telephoto zoom lens, Tends to get warm with intense apps and games, No wireless charging, No IP water protection rating
At the end of the day, the OnePlus 8T is a phone that is a joy to use and that brings a revolution in charging that has really gone undeservedly under the radar. If camera is not on the top of your list of priorities, this is an easy phone to recommend. B...
Excellent 120Hz AMOLED display, Likable design, Incredibly fast charging, versatile bundled fast charger, Dependable battery life, Flagship-grade performance, Powerful speakers, Versatile camera, good day and night quality, Excellent UI performance
No water/dust resistance rating, No wireless charging, Most games locked to 60Hz, The camera processing could benefit from some improvements
The OnePlus 8T has enough novelties to be worthy of the T insignia. We are impressed with the new 65W Warp Charge, and we love the new 120Hz screen. The Fluid AMOLED is 100% worthy of its name, and the new Oxygen 11 is truly a feast for the eyes. Once you...
120Hz AMOLED screen, 65W fast charging, 5G and dual SIMs, Very good performance, Android 11
No IP rating for dust/water resistance
The OnePlus 8T is a solid mid-range 5G smartphone with two standout features: a superbly sharp and vibrant 6.55-inch AMOLED screen with a fast 120Hz refresh rate; and 65W fast charging that can fully charge the 4,500mAh battery in just under 40 minutes.Th...
Abstract: The OnePlus 8T arrives at a time where companies are taking steps back from $1,000+ phones and giving customers new options that aren't missing much in the $700 price range. This is an area of the market that OnePlus has long been a part of, only they did...
Published: 2020-10-16, Author: Michael , review by: greenbot.com
Abstract: The OnePlus 8T couldn't have come at a better time. When OnePlus launched the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro earlier this year, they were the company's most expensive phones ever, and they came amidst a premium smartphone slump fueled by economic uncertainty and a g...
Abstract: The OnePlus 8T couldn't have come at a better time. When OnePlus launched the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro earlier this year, they were the company's most expensive phones ever, and they came amidst a premium smartphone slump fueled by economic uncertainty and a g...
Gorgeous design and feel, Huge, low-on-bezel screen, Impressive value,
No telephoto zoom, No wireless charging, Mediocre battery life
The OnePlus 8T is a beautiful phone. Glass and metal join forces with a great screen to impress, and it's powerful too. The camera system may be a similar spec to plenty of OnePlus's before it, but its implementation on the 8T is great, with images and vi...
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OnePlus has done a decent job with the new 8T. In the week or so that we have been using the phone, we have come to like it for its many qualities and would have very few issues in continuing to use it even after this review is wrapped up.In particular, w...
