Great oneplus 6 256GB phone, good contact with seller. I recommend this seller completely. Royal mail tracking wasn't working, but the seller was happy to help, I can't fault this phone. The sound quality is pretty good, despite YouTube bad reviews. "You'll love it"

However, in a way, the brand's success has killed the interest in the brand itself. OnePlus, a fan favourite, was ever popular because it stuck it to the big names like Samsung and Apple with a quality phone that didn't break the bank. In 2018, though, that's no longer enough.

Now, we have to get this out of the way right now – the OnePlus 6 is not our favourite phone of 2018 so far. That trophy is still clutched tight in the clammy grasp of Huawei's super-sexy P20 Pro.

Unbeatable performance; Impressive camera tech; Awesome battery life

The OnePlus 6 is making more than a good impression so far. The performance is top-notch, the software is smooth and fast and the display delivers a great picture. The annoying points, such as the lazy gesture control and the inaccurate adaptive brightness control can be corrected later with...

We're a little late to the party evaluating the OnePlus 6, but boy are we glad we circled back around to check this highly tuned Android flagship out. The OnePlus 6 could be the sleeper phone value of the year so far, with great performance and features, at a very competitive price point.

Quality; premium design; Killer 6.28-inch OLED display; Great performance; 8GB of RAM says bring it; Great battery life; Clean Android OS; Very price competitive; Super fast facial recognition; Gesture support and OS tweaks

Not quite IP68 resistant; No wireless charging; Single down-firing speaker

The OnePlus 6 is a fast and elegant phone that should be the top choice for US dual-SIM users, but its pricing is a little awkward for everyone else.

Solid build; Fast performance; Excellent main camera; Elegant software

No monthly payment plans; Second camera doesn't add much; Not compatible with all carriers

Absolutely delighted. Almost everything works incredibly well. Only negative is the mono speaker, as well as the vibration engine setting options. Would like to see the possibility of setting even lower vibration strength (specifically when pressing back / home / last) but I'm a little skeptical...

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.

Large 19:9 aspect-ratio 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

OnePlus's slogan for the 6 is "the speed you need", but the mass market is smart enough to know that last year's tech gives you all "the speed you need" too – for example, in the shape of the £399 Honor 10 , or Samsung's A series, which repackaged very recent tech at a price now lower than a...

The OnePlus 6 introduces a glass design, plus a 19:9 screen with a notch and only costs £469. Here's our full review