For all the plaudits it garnered, the OnePlus 5T wasn't quite a hands-down winner. It didn't launch with the latest Android OS, for example, which isn't the case here, as the OnePlus 6 has the very latest Android version on board.

Large 19:9 aspect-ratio screen; Up to 256GB of internal storage; Good battery life; Dual SIM; 3.5mm headset jack; Excellent value for money

No IP rating; No MicroSD slot for storage expansion

The OnePlus 6 is a device worth taking a peek at if you're in the market for a new phone. This is a handset that is at once a high-performer, low cost, and highly capable. It has an abundance of options and it's very good at what it's meant to do.

Display is bright; colorful; Battery lasts all day; Camera is highly decent; Device feels premium with glass/metal design; Pricing is better than most

Display is 1080p (could also be a pro; Glass feels nice; but glass requires a case; No official resistance to water or dust (IP rating; No wireless charging

The OnePlus 6's price start at Rs 34,999 and for that price, there's no other smartphone that can perform as well as this beast. It has a crisp display that offers vivid colours and gives great battery performance.

Great Performance; Optimised OS; Great Battery Life; Dash Charge Is A Must; Water Resistant; Great Build Quality; Amazing Gaming Experience

Camera Needs Improvement; Average Speakers; Earpiece Affects Call Quality; Fingperint Magnet (Midnight Black Variant

OnePlus's latest smartphone is another model designed to compete with the likes of Samsung Galaxy and Apple iPhone models, but at a much cheaper price. The tagline of the OnePlus 6 is "the speed you need", and has been designed to be quite different from the last few OnePlus phones.

With great software experience, speedy charging, big and vibrant screen and competitive price - OnePlus 6 is a good upgrade.

Dependable Battery Life Big; Bright Display High-speed performance Good price

No wireless charging Slippery and heavy body Bad sound quality Not completely water resistance

OnePlus has one single promise - top hardware at an affordable price point. Their "Never Settle" motto speaks to that promise. However, with the OnePlus 6 breaking the Php30k price barrier, we're not sure if that promise still holds true.

* Great performance; * Impressive camera; * Nice display; * Simple yet beautiful design; * Fast charging; * Very affordable for a flagship

* Average battery life

I'll start with the negative points, and the way I see it, there are three main drawbacks to the OnePlus 6. Firstly, it has a glass back but does not support wireless charging, while it also lacks an official IP water and dust resistance rating. Lastly, the single downward firing speaker is poor.

Very fast; Gesture control works brilliantly; Camera is much improved; Fast fingerprint scanner and facial recognition; Clean software; Impressive display; Very well priced

No wireless charging; Poor speaker; No official IP rating

I have more experience with OnePlus' phones than any other vendor, and as I've come to like them quite a bit, I feel a bit anxious ahead of the next launch, in case the new phone somehow doesn't live up to the hype as the previous ones have.

Great build quality for a glass phone, and solid design overall, Excellent performance; even has a notable increase in GPU performance over OP5T, OLED screen delivers rich color (inc.

Finger print gesture to access notification menu available on OP5/5T was removed here; No wireless charging or water-proofing

However, in a way, the brand's success has killed the interest in the brand itself. OnePlus, a fan favourite, was ever popular because it stuck it to the big names like Samsung and Apple with a quality phone that didn't break the bank. In 2018, though, that's no longer enough.

Great oneplus 6 256GB phone, good contact with seller. I recommend this seller completely. Royal mail tracking wasn't working, but the seller was happy to help, I can't fault this phone. The sound quality is pretty good, despite YouTube bad reviews. "You'll love it"