The OnePlus 6 comes to market today with the promise of unmatched speed.

Supremely fast; Top 'notch' design

Underwhelming camera; Short battery life

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

If the letter T is OnePlus' way of branding an interim half-generation upgrade, why isn't this latest one named the 5TT Yes, we're talking about the OnePlus 6, and a quick look at the specs will tell you what we are on about.

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

The OnePlus 6 delivers everything you want from a phone for a price you don't mind paying.

Polished mirror finish looks great; Massive screen in a compact body; Super-fast performance; Speedy charging; Great price

No IP-rated water resistance; No support on Verizon or Sprint

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

The OnePlus 6 is the brand's most well-rounded and grown-up phone to date, and placed alongside the likes of the iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy S9, Sony Xperia XZ2 and LG G7 ThinQ it certainly doesn't look or feel out of place.

Plenty of power; strong cameras; Clean; fuss-free Android interface; Glass design is premium

'Only' a Full HD resolution; No expandable storage; Single; down-firing speaker

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

The OnePlus 6 has stepped up its design game in a big way, bringing an all-glass back, killer display, and premium specs, all while keeping its low...

Gorgeous screen and design make this the best-looking OnePlus phone yet; Incredible speed and excellent battery life; You can't get these specs and...

No wireless charging or IP-rated water resistance; While the camera is much improved; it's still not on the level of Samsung and Google

Great benchmarks, battery for all day long whatever you do, great camera. Too bad that there's no sd card and speaker is low in volume. Very fast reactions for everyday usage, hope it will get update to android pie soon

Camera; Battery; Ui

No sd; Speaker in low