OnePlus' latest is still a great value, but still has the same old problems

Large; vibrant display; Great software experience; Very fast performance; Reliable battery life

Average camera; No support for Verizon or Sprint; Not truly water resistant; It's big and slippery; with no option for a smaller model

OnePlus has been a very peculiar brand since it was launched a few years back. It has for most of this time been a one-device-at-a-time brand, focussing on its flagship for the year.

As a refinement of the already well-made OnePlus 5T, the OnePlus 6 is a big step toward the company's vision of "the perfect smartphone." Still, it depends on how one defines "perfect"; at least from a technical standpoint, the OnePlus 6 is stuck with a lower screen resolution than other flagships,...

OnePlus 6: The OnePlus 6 is better than ever, and is still much cheaper than its Android rivals

Significantly cheaper than its rivals; Camera is better than ever; Excellent performance

Shorter battery life than the OnePlus 5T

It's impressive how that in less than five years, OnePlus has gone from releasing phones barely anyone had heard of to having a glitzy launch party at the Olympic Stadium in London. The OnePlus 6 is the brand's best phone yet, and it's competition to the , and .

A huge leap in design; Seriously fast; Dash Charge is still great; if slightly restrictive; A well-thought-out version of Android with great extras

Camera still needs improvement; Missing a few ‘flagship' features

OnePlus are a company that have interested me due to their range of mid-priced high-spec flagships. They're a market disruptor. From the front you have the large screen with hardly any bezel thanks to the notch up top. This is how a smartphone should be.

The OnePlus 6 is an awesome phone and would - quite frankly - be a competitive flagship even if it was priced to match its competitors. It's not, and as such its £469 starting price point makes it complete no brainer. This is the company's first no-compromise smartphone.

Good-looking design with sturdy build; Bright and colourful display; Dash Charge is a major plus; Speedy smooth performance; Much better camera

No wireless charging; No official IP rating against water and dust resistance; Most Android apps not optimised for notched screen yet

This is one of the best Android phones on the planet right now. It looks amazing and it runs brilliantly. But best of all is the price: it's significantly cheaper than ALL of its peers. I'd take one of these handsets over the iPhone X every day of the week and twice on a Sunday. It's that good.

Amazing Design; Great, OLED Display; Fantastic Camera; Solid Battery Life; Great Software

Err..; The Speakers Are A But Tinny; But That's About It

The OnePlus 6 is officially here and apart from our usual in-depth review , we decided to take the smartphone for a spin in terms of gaming performance. After all, it's the first Snapdragon 845 SoC-powered device to be made available in India, and its 8GB of RAM is the highest amount available on...

It was launched with the tagline of Never Settle and branded the Flagship Killer. But of late, there have been signs that OnePlus has been, well, for want of a better expression, just beginning to settle a bit.

Eye catching design; Very good hardware; Generally smooth performance

Still mono speakers; Odd bugs; Similar battery life to predecessor