Fantastic, fast, reliable, easy to use device, highly recommended.

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"

The OnePlus 6 is a worse phone than the OnePlus 5T. The new SoC is nice, but other than that we get downgrades in the form of a higher price, a switch from metal to glass, and a smaller, harder-to-use fingerprint reader.

The price, the price, the price; This is $300 cheaper than comparable hardware from Samsung or Google, OnePlus' software keeps the Material Design look that matches the rest of the app ecosystem while still adding features and customizations, An unlocked bootloader, Project Treble support, and a...

OnePlus switched to a glass back and didn't add wireless charging, so this is a straight downgrade over last year, No official update policy from OnePlus, A smaller fingerprint reader than last year; Why, The phone isn't waterproof, as OnePlus "does not recommend excessive submersion.

So you don't like screen notches That's fine-I get it. The fact of the matter is screen notches are something we're going to have to live with for a while. Maybe we'll look back on this era with disdain, but without the benefit of hindsight, I think the OnePlus 6 looks nice.

The notch This is the best implementation of the screen notch yet on an Android phone; Ignore this point if you hate all notches, Design The OnePlus 6 looks and feels more expensive than it is.

Price With another price bump; it's getting hard to justify buying a OnePlus phone when better devices are just a little more expensive; Launcher The OnePlus Launcher could use some attention.

Last year, picking a budget flagship smartphone was an easy affair: pick either a OnePlus 5 or 5T from Digital Walker and then enjoy the feeling of handling a flagship smartphone that's dramatically cheaper than the competition.

The OnePlus 6 is, undoubtedly, the best OnePlus smartphone yet. And now that the company has finally made a competitive camera, it's the firm's first true "flagship killer", giving the likes of the Galaxy S9, iPhone X and Pixel 2 a run for their money.

Premium design; stunning display; slick performance and OS; flagship worthy camera

Average battery life; no wireless charging; no IP67/68 certification

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.

OnePlus is one company which concentrates only on flagships instead of launching several smartphones. The Chinese handset maker finally launched this year's flagship - the OnePlus 6, six months after the launch of OnePlus 5T.

Large 6.28-inch 19:9 AMOLED screen; Smooth performance; Good design and build quality; Good dual rear cameras with OIS

No wireless charging; No IP rating for water resistance; Same old front camera

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 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...