Should you get the OnePlus 3T instead of its similarly priced midrange smartphones? Yes. But when compared to flagships, we can't help but think long term. Software-wise, there's nothing to worry about as the dev community of OnePlus is very much alive and supportive but when it comes to hardware,...

Amazing build quality; AMOLED display; Outstanding performance; Capable cameras

Heats up quickly; Select LTE bands; No support for LTE 700MHz Band 28

Flagship killer might be too ambitious a label for the OnePlus 3T, but even as the priciest OnePlus to date, it remains value for money.There's still plenty to admire, and it's definitely one to consider if you're happy to negotiate its occasional shortcomings.Of course, we'd like to see...

Premium build; Fast performance; Decent battery life with fast charging; High-res music support; Clean user interface

Audio and video performances lack some subtlety; No microSD; No waterproofing; Low light camera performance could be better

A quality act is hard to follow, especially so, when you've already done it twice and you are gunning for nothing short of gold with a "never settle" attitude. The third flagship in OnePlus's modest device lineup represents a new and quite difficult approach to the task, juggling between the classic...

It feels like OnePlus missed a big opportunity last year. If the OnePlus 2 had been the knockout the OnePlus 3 is, it would have been virtually unchallenged as the performance to price champ. Things aren't so easy in 2016.

Superb performance; sturdy build; physical notification slider; great battery life; incredibly fast charging times with the additional dash charger; Oxygen OS is close to stock Android; extraordinary value at $400

Camera is mediocre compared to other flagship phones; display could be brighter; slightly more expensive phones have more features

Oneplus 3: The OnePlus 3 shows those flagship smartphones how it's done, but what about the shinier OnePlus 3T?

The OnePlus 3 is another top-notch smartphone from the Chinese breakthrough. With a new metal design, upgraded specs and the latest software it does a fantastic job of taking on the big name flagship phones like the Galaxy S7 , iPhone 6S and LG G5. Here's our full and in-depth OnePlus 3 review.

Ignoring marketing slogans for a second, this is a superb phone at $399. It represents an excellent bang for buck. It's been an exciting year for mid-rangers, watching companies push more top tier hardware into lower price tiers.

+ That Price

– Mediocre Screen

OnePlus started talking a big game before its first phone even came out. The company's attitude can be irksome, but the OnePlus One turned out to be very good thanks to a combination of high-end internals and highly customizable Cyanogen software.

Design The aluminum frame looks and feels very high-quality; though perhaps a little boring; Camera It's a totally capable camera for the price with good detail and accurate colors; Storage 64GB of speedy UFS 2.0 storage; General performance The Snapdragon 820 doesn't get too hot and apps load...

Display The color calibration doesn't seem very good; and you can see some PenTile artifacts at 1080p; RAM 6GB of RAM in this phone is mostly a marketing gimmick; Battery The OnePlus 3 squeaks by with average battery life; but OP used a smaller battery this year than it did last year; Alert slider...

IIt is really fast; <br>An excellent camera; <br>Very good product

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Previous OnePlus smartphones have claimed to be "flagship killers". That's still not quite accurate, but the OnePlus 3 is a very good smartphone priced at less than half the price of top rivals.

all-metal; great fingerprint sensor; good screen; fast charging; good cameras; excellent notification slider; dual-Sim with dual standby; cheaper than rivals

no removable battery; no expandable storage; slow charging from non-Dash charge power adapters; screen low res for VR