OnePlus has one single promise - top hardware at an affordable price point. Their "Never Settle" motto speaks to that promise. However, with the OnePlus 6 breaking the Php30k price barrier, we're not sure if that promise still holds true.

* Great performance; * Impressive camera; * Nice display; * Simple yet beautiful design; * Fast charging; * Very affordable for a flagship

* Average battery life

All, this ad is bit misleading. I originally gave them 1 star but I now realize OnePlus is most of the blame here. OnePlus products are VERY confusing. For those of you who don't know, there are two versions of this phone. This phone (A6000) is the Asian (Chinese) version.

Fantastic, fast, reliable, easy to use device, highly recommended.

I have more experience with OnePlus' phones than any other vendor, and as I've come to like them quite a bit, I feel a bit anxious ahead of the next launch, in case the new phone somehow doesn't live up to the hype as the previous ones have.

Great build quality for a glass phone, and solid design overall, Excellent performance; even has a notable increase in GPU performance over OP5T, OLED screen delivers rich color (inc.

Finger print gesture to access notification menu available on OP5/5T was removed here; No wireless charging or water-proofing

The OnePlus 6 is a beast and at a starting price of Rs. 34,999 for the 6GB RAM and 64 GB storage, the phone is totally worth it.

Introduction In just 4 years since its launch, OnePlus has managed to gather quite a loyal fan base, especially in India. The Shenzhen based smartphone manufacturer has also managed to adroitly [...]

Since its inception in 2014, with the $299 OnePlus X, OnePlus aims at delivering the best features at a great price, and the OnePlus 6 fits perfectly in the strategy at an impressively high level.

Excellent OLED display; Quality glass+metal chasis; Super-fast charging; Very good camera; Excellent value

No IP-Rating for water-resistance; Lack of wireless charging; No microSD storage

I'll start with the negative points, and the way I see it, there are three main drawbacks to the OnePlus 6. Firstly, it has a glass back but does not support wireless charging, while it also lacks an official IP water and dust resistance rating. Lastly, the single downward firing speaker is poor.

Very fast; Gesture control works brilliantly; Camera is much improved; Fast fingerprint scanner and facial recognition; Clean software; Impressive display; Very well priced

No wireless charging; Poor speaker; No official IP rating

OnePlus are a company that have interested me due to their range of mid-priced high-spec flagships. They're a market disruptor. From the front you have the large screen with hardly any bezel thanks to the notch up top. This is how a smartphone should be.

The OnePlus 6 is not the phone to buy for its camera. Its hardware is average, and the software could use some improvements. However, the OnePlus 6 can perform in almost all other categories, especially considering its price.

Good exposure Vibrant colors Simple/clean camera UI

Lackluster Lowlight performance HDR needs improvements Over-processing is common Detail is minimal