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;

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

Well that went quickly-the OnePlus 3 was a great phone, and when you don't change much, there isn't much to talk about. We doubt anyone would notice the camera and performance changes between the 3 and the 3T, so at the end of the day, you're really paying $40 for more battery life.

$439 for a 64GB phone is a fantastic price; The aluminum unibody is still great; Speedy SoC (a Snapdragon 821) and surprisingly speedy storage; just like its predecessor; It still has all the right extras: a fast; accurate fingerprint reader; USB Type-C; and NFC; Customizable; lightweight Android...

No MicroSD slot; Slow monthly and major Android updates; If you're going to upgrade a camera; upgrade the rear one

It's not even 6 months since the launch of OnePlus 3, the Chinese manufacturer has announced OnePlus 3T, so-called ‘an upgraded OnePlus 3'. OnePlus 3 is no doubt the perfect smartphone of the year for its price but it is now evolved into OnePlus 3T.

Slim Design; Strong Metallic Chassis; High-End Performance; Lots of RAM and Storage; Faster Storage Performance; Very Good Camera; Dash Charge – High-Speed Charging; Good AMOLED display

Average Battery Life

OnePlus is one of the only few companies which has made its mark in the smartphone industry in such a short span of time. The company entered the smartphone industry with the OnePlus One back in 2014 and since then it has always been a positive upward slope for the company.

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

It's been just six months from the launch of what was and still is a very popular smartphone in the Android smartphone market, the OnePlus 3 , and we already have its upgraded replacement called the OnePlus 3T .

OnePlus now comes updated with OxygenOS 4.1.7 update. This brand new update to the OnePlus 3 and 3T smartphones successfully brings about some much-awaited touch latency improvements.

An excellent buy, if you are planning to get the 128GB variant then you might as well try for the Limited Edition OnePlus 3T Midnight black for Rs. 34,999.

So where does the OnePlus 3T stand? As a rather quick successor of the OnePlus 3, it does a decent job – we would actually feel more comfortable calling it the OnePlus 3 Plus rather than the OnePlus 3T.

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