Rs. 29999 The device is available exclusively via Amazon India starting at Rs 29,999 for 64GB variant. OnePlus is one of the only few companies which has made its mark in the smartphone industry in such a short span of time.

Top Performance; Good Battery Life; Decent Camera; User Interface; Multi-Tasking (6GB RAM; Display; Dash Charging; Value for Money

Audio Quality; Speaker Grill Placement; Slippery Design; Camera Hump

OnePlus 3T is back and it's Black. OnePlus has now launched the Limited Edition OnePlus 3T Midnight Black in India, it comes with 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM and the price is same like other available color variant at Rs. 34,999.

After three previous attempts, OnePlus has finally managed to get everything right with the OnePlus 3. This is a phone which excels in every department, and OnePlus has even fixed the issues we had with reliability and build quality on some of its previous devices.

OnePlus had launched the Colette edition of the OnePlus 3T in India a couple of months back. Here is the unboxing review of the same

On its third attempt at a flagship, OnePlus has finally figured out the winning combination. Much of what made the OnePlus 2 popular is still here - a sizable screen, solid hardware, great internal specs, powerful software, fingerprint sensor, good battery life and the Alert Slider, just to name a...

Excellent hardware and specs; Fast; smooth software; Good camera; Finally sold without an invite

Slippery body; Legitimate worry about software updates; No real "wow" factor; Sub-par vibration motor

OnePlus has done it again, and this time around it seems that they've taken all the good things they did with the OnePlus One and stripped out all the bad things introduced with that phone and its successor.

Amazing build quality; Incredible; accurate AMOLED screen; Great VR experience; Top-tier performance; Top-end specs for a middle-tier price; Light Android skin with some nice added features; Unbelievably fast fingerprint scanner; Phenomenal camera; Dash charging is insanely fast; NFC

Average battery life at best; No sound adjustments like previous generations had; Mediocre external speaker; OnePlus has a pension for slow OS updates; no telling if this phone will struggle with that too

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

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

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