The OnePlus 6 might be the most boring phone the company has ever made. Don't get me wrong, that's not meant as an insult, but more as a reflection on how far the company has come since the original OnePlus One .

Great specs for the price; superb battery life; and nifty gesture controls No wireless charging; stereo speakers; or official rating for water-resistance

The OnePlus 6 is priced from Rs 34,999 onwards in India. The smartphone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, which contributes to its excellent performance. The OnePlus 6 also sports the 'notch', a cutout at the top of the screen for necessary components.

Over the last few years, OnePlus has mastered the formula of making some great smartphones at prices that are hard to beat. The company has been tasting success ever since the launch of OnePlus 3 and well, the all new OnePlus 6 builds on the same momentum.

Premium design; Beautiful display; Improved cameras; Flagship performance; OxygenOS is great; Dash Charge is great; Decent battery life

No IP rating; No wireless charging; Still no QHD display; The "notch

Now, we have to get this out of the way right now – the OnePlus 6 is not our favourite phone of 2018 so far. That trophy is still clutched tight in the clammy grasp of Huawei's super-sexy P20 Pro.

Unbeatable performance; Impressive camera tech; Awesome battery life

The OnePlus 6 is a fast and elegant phone that should be the top choice for US dual-SIM users, but its pricing is a little awkward for everyone else.

Solid build; Fast performance; Excellent main camera; Elegant software

No monthly payment plans; Second camera doesn't add much; Not compatible with all carriers

Call it a testament to OnePlus' consistency, but the startup phone maker didn't have to do much to improve upon its last handset, the OnePlus 5T . Like a championship-winning NBA team whose return trip to the Finals is guaranteed just by bringing back the same players, it was a pretty safe bet that...

Class-leading display; Unrivaled performance; Intuitive gestures; Innovative glass design; Super-fast charging battery; Affordable price relative to premium phones

A little too big; Battery life has taken a hit; Won't work on Verizon or Sprint

When the OnePlus 6 was launched yesterday afternoon , there really wasn't a lot that was new - more a process of picking out the few erroneous rumours from the many that proved accurate.

The OnePlus 6 is a beast and at a starting price of Rs. 34,999 for the 6GB RAM and 64 GB storage, the phone is totally worth it.