Very good in many ways. Good battery life, Screen, Fingerprint scaner and very fast charging for only 440€. Nice color i have the gun metal. You can choose from a 64 gb storge or 128 and both have 6gb of ram.

-Good battery life; -Low price

Not perfect camera

I can highly recommend the OnePlus 3T after using it for about 4 months as my daily driver. The long list of pros include the premium build quality/ durability, great overall performance from SD 821 and 6 GB RAM, Oxygen OS with theming options, fast fingerprint sensor, extremely fast DASH charging,...

2017's flagships can rest easy, but the 3T is still a strong performer that won't cost you the earth

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

It has usually been Apple who can get away with incremental changes to their flagships. OnePlus have learn't from the master of the game. And so six months after the OnePlus 3 made waves in the mid-range market, the disruptive manufacturer is back.

Top line processor; fantastic looks; Good battery; latest Android; Under-£400

Incremental changes since OnePlus 3

When OnePlus launched its flagship phone, the OnePlus 3 , earlier this year, the company was forced to suspend sales in Europe for five weeks because the product was selling so well.

Still a great smartphone; with an improved camera and great battery life

Too similar to the OnePlus 3 to justify the increased price tag

What do you do when you have an already-great smartphone and access to parts that can improve it? If you're a traditional smartphone maker, you'll more than likely wait around 12 months before putting those upgraded parts into a slightly newer chassis.

Stunningly fast performance; longer lasting battery and Dash Charge super-fast recharge; great build quality; AMOLED display is bright and colourful

Still just a Full HD display; camera could be better; no microSD expansion; no Android 7.0 Nougat base (yet; anyway

OnePlus has released a matte-black version of the excellent 3T. Like the iPhone 7 before it, dark black is probably the perfect colour for a phone and the new 3T looks fab. It's only available in limited amounts, and in 128GB varieties, but it's still an excellent value phone.

Great build quality; Excellent performance; Good camera; Improved battery life

Not quite as fantastic value as OnePlus 3; Have to use proprietary Dash charger otherwise charging is slow

When flagship-quality specs are this cheap, why would you bother buying anything else?

Outstanding value; Impressive performance; Attractive design

Not as good value as the OnePlus 3; No MicroSD card slot

It's not quite as bargain-tastic any more, but the 3T still packs performance where it counts

Still great value; A little bit more power; Fab design

Selfie camera not much of an improvement; Battery life doesn't seem to have increased; Significantly pricier than the OG OnePlus 3

The OnePlus 3T is still one of our favourite phones and it is now on sale in a stunning new Midnight Black edition.