The OnePlus 6 is a very high-quality smartphone, offering high-end features at a great price-performance ratio. However, its lower price is not a coincidence: OnePlus completely disregards the VR topic, which is reflected in the display technology as well, where the FHD+ resolution has to suffice.

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 consumption; very good battery life; very fast...

no IP certification; no microSD card reader; display slightly too dark and flickers; throttling under load; noticeable increase in temperature

With great software experience, speedy charging, big and vibrant screen and competitive price - OnePlus 6 is a good upgrade.

Dependable Battery Life Big; Bright Display High-speed performance Good price

No wireless charging Slippery and heavy body Bad sound quality Not completely water resistance

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...

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

The answer is not seven, but it is a phone that is getting a lot of attention and the launch held recently took me to the Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Park near Stratford, a new Overground Station was almost complete and when finished will surely make this a venue of choice for people wanting...

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

With the OnePlus 6, the Chinese manufacturer has proven itself capable of producing a convincing premium-grade smartphone with some serious imaging capabilities that can compete with high-end models from more established brands.

Autofocus operation is very fast and accurate; Colors are bright and vivid under various light sources; Subject exposure is accurate and reliable; Good balance between detail and noise; Flash exposure and color are good; Efficient stabilization; Fast autofocus; Neutral white balance; Noise levels...

Noise is visible in uniform areas; Pink cast is often visible outdoors; Fine details sometimes lost in darkest and brightest areas; Occasional; blur; inaccuracies in bokeh mode; Loss of detail in various lighting conditions; Strong ringing and over-sharpening; Visible differences in sharpness...

The OnePlus 6 is a worse phone than the OnePlus 5T. The new SoC is nice, but other than that we get downgrades in the form of a higher price, a switch from metal to glass, and a smaller, harder-to-use fingerprint reader.

The price, the price, the price; This is $300 cheaper than comparable hardware from Samsung or Google, OnePlus' software keeps the Material Design look that matches the rest of the app ecosystem while still adding features and customizations, An unlocked bootloader, Project Treble support, and a...

OnePlus switched to a glass back and didn't add wireless charging, so this is a straight downgrade over last year, No official update policy from OnePlus, A smaller fingerprint reader than last year; Why, The phone isn't waterproof, as OnePlus "does not recommend excessive submersion.

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.

The notch This is the best implementation of the screen notch yet on an Android phone; Ignore this point if you hate all notches, Design The OnePlus 6 looks and feels more expensive than it is.

Price With another price bump; it's getting hard to justify buying a OnePlus phone when better devices are just a little more expensive; Launcher The OnePlus Launcher could use some attention.

Last year, picking a budget flagship smartphone was an easy affair: pick either a OnePlus 5 or 5T from Digital Walker and then enjoy the feeling of handling a flagship smartphone that's dramatically cheaper than the competition.