Published: 2018-05-21, Author: Richard , review by: engadget.com
New elegant design, Vastly improved camera, Silky smooth interface, Solid battery life, Great value
No wireless charging, No microSD expansion, The most expensive OnePlus phone yet
As a refinement of the already well-made OnePlus 5T, the OnePlus 6 is a big step toward the company's vision of "the perfect smartphone." Still, it depends on how one defines "perfect"; at least from a technical standpoint, the OnePlus 6 is stuck with a l...
Affordable, Incredible performance, Great battery life, Good quality display
Cameras not on par with other premium flagships, No IP rating or wireless charging
You can get the OnePlus 6 in three different models – a 6GB/64GB variant which will set you back Rs 34,999, an 8GB/128GB variant which costs Rs 39,999 and the Marvel Avengers special edition model which comes with 8GB RAM and 256GB of storage and costs Rs...
The OnePlus 6 is blazing fast, shoots amazing portrait mode photos, has a polished refined design and costs much less than other flagship phones
It lacks waterproofing, wireless charging and has a shorter battery life than the OnePlus 5T. In the US, the phone doesn't work on CDMA carriers like Verizon and Sprint
The OnePlus 6 is an excellent phone and gives you many of the features of more costly flagship phones...
Great OLED display, Much-improved camera, Attractive design with high-quality materials, Top-notch specs, The price is right, Software is fast and fluid, Headphone jack
Haptics aren't great, Software lacks a few niceties, Proprietary Dash Chargers are expensive, Wireless charging would have been nice
If you're in the market for a OnePlus phone, it's likely because you get great value for your money. Starting at $529, the OnePlus 6 is a $30 bump from the 5T, which itself was a $30 jump from the 5, and so on. That's been OnePlus's strategy since its fir...
Published: 2018-05-21, Author: Sam , review by: gizmodo.com
Abstract: The OnePlus 6 might be the most boring phone the company has ever made. Dont get me wrong, thats not meant as an insult, but more as a reflection on how far the company has come since the original OnePlus One. Because even though OnePlus latest device...
Published: 2018-05-21, Author: Daniel , review by: yahoo.com
Abstract: AaAaAaAaAaWhen it comes to Android smartphones, there's Samsung's Galaxy's line of handsets, and a long list of also-rans. But those non-Samsung devices aren't any less impressive than the Korean giant's offerings. In fact, some eclipse Samsung's products...
The OnePlus 6 is blazing fast, shoots amazing portrait mode photos, has a polished refined design and costs much less than other flagship phones
It lacks waterproofing, wireless charging and has a shorter battery life than the OnePlus 5T. In the US, the phone doesn't work on CDMA carriers like Verizon and Sprint
The OnePlus 6 is an excellent phone and packs many of the features that more costly flagship phones have...
A little too big, Battery life has taken a hit, Won't work on Verizon or Sprint
If it were $200 more expensive, the OnePlus 6 would still be worthy of a recommendation. But starting at $529, it's a steal.OnePlus has put on yet another master class in giving buyers exactly the features they want, in a package that is refined, rather t...
This is the best implementation of the screen notch yet on an Android phone. Ignore this point if you hate all notches, The OnePlus 6 looks and feels more expensive than it is. The glass back doesn't get too smudged, and the buttons are solid, This featur
With another price bump, it's getting hard to justify buying a OnePlus phone when better devices are just a little more expensive, The OnePlus Launcher could use some attention. Features like the Shelf and quick search aren't working well, The single bott
So you don't like screen notches? That's fine—I get it. The fact of the matter is screen notches are something we're going to have to live with for a while. Maybe we'll look back on this era with disdain, but without the benefit of hindsight, I think the OnePlus 6 looks nice...
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