Large 199 aspectratio screen, Up to 256GB of internal storage, Good battery life, Dual SIM, 3.5mm headset jack, Excellent value for money
No IP rating, No MicroSD slot for storage expansion
For all the plaudits it garnered, the OnePlus 5T wasn't quite a hands-down winner. It didn't launch with the latest Android OS, for example, which isn't the case here, as the OnePlus 6 has the very latest Android version on board. However, it still lacks MicroSD storage...
Gorgeous screen and design make this the best-looking OnePlus phone yet, Incredible speed and excellent battery life, You can't get these specs and this screen for anywhere near this price
No wireless charging or IP-rated water resistance, While the camera is much improved, it's still not on the level of Samsung and Google
The OnePlus 6 has stepped up its design game in a big way, bringing an all-glass back, killer display, and premium specs, all while keeping its low price...
Abstract: OnePlus has been so incredibly consistent in its phone releases, particularly since the OnePlus 2, that you kind of get tired of the storyline. It's a flagship-level phone, without the flagship-level price. (The "flagship killer" moniker has all but died...
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Published: 2018-06-04, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
OnePlus has crafted a compelling device in the 6. It shows the company upping its design game to match the best from the likes of LG and HTC. The metal-and-glass hardware is attractive, well-made, and a pleasure to use. The display is bright and sharp, an...
As I mentioned in the opening, the OnePlus 6 is a phone that I won't hesitate to recommend to people. I love the software experience, have high hopes on future updates, continue to be impressed by the phone's performance and design, was surprised by the b...
Published: 2018-05-30, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
very high-quality case, very slim software suite, very fast internet, gigabit LTE, accurate GPS, good speech quality, very good cameras, good selection of accessories, many usability settings, huge amount of performance available, economical energy consu
no IP certification, no microSD card reader, display slightly too dark and flickers, throttling under load, noticeable increase in temperature
Abstract: The fact that OnePlus chose to pit its latest smartphone against the likes of the Google Pixel 2 XL ( review ), Apple iPhone X ( review ) and Samsung Galaxy S9+ ( review ) in a blind camera test even before its launch, suggests how confident the brand is...
Fast performance, Great price, New design looks very stylish and refined, Impressively fast fingerprint scanner, Plentiful storage, up to 256GB, Mute switch reformed to be more useful, more intuitive, “Dash” charging is very fast
Gesture navigation does not feel perfectly refined, No wireless charging, Only partial waterproofing, Automatic brightness is too conservative, screen is often much too dim, Lacks poweruser security features to match alternatives like Samsung's Secure Fol
Summing it all up, OnePlus has done it again with the OnePlus 6.This phone continues refining a successful formula by bringing a flagship-grade phone with a focus on a clean interface and speed at a very alluring price point. The 6 is also the company's b...
Abstract: OnePlus takes a peculiar approach to announcing new smartphones. Most companies tend to wait until their scheduled press conferences before they start sharing details about a phone. This makes sense, of course, because it allows them to tell the exact sto...
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Published: 2018-05-21, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
Large, vibrant display, Great software experience, Very fast performance, Reliable battery life
Average camera, No support for Verizon or Sprint, Not truly water resistant, It's big and slippery, with no option for a smaller model
