Phenomenal. If your not into the note9, whitch is what I had before this, this is the phone for you...way better camera than the note 9...other than that the same phone but without the spen. Now, don't get me wrong, the note series is my go to phone but OnePlus is exceeding them

Camera; Charging time and time in between charges

None so far

I rather liked the OnePlus 6 on review , with me praising its "absolutely atomic" speed, and "benchmark scores that absolutely smoke rival flagships". Fast forward almost six months and OnePlus has returned with its usual mid-year update of the device in the form of the OnePlus 6T.

Very fast; On trend in-screen fingerprint reader; Optic AMOLED screen is big and has a small notch; Android 9.0 Pie out of the box; Comprehensive in-box package of accessories

Battery capacity remains good not great; Camera system has not moved on much from the OnePlus 6; Still no wireless charging functionality; Water resistant; but not IP67/68 certified

When it comes to flagship phones, OnePlus has established a two-device-a-year strategy. Similar to Apple's ‘S' branded, OnePlus' ‘T' phones aim to offer a refined experience on their immediate predecessors.

New fingerprint sensor feels cutting-edge; Up-to-date; versatile OS; Fast Charge is still great; Sleek; premium design; Great performance; Great battery life

Camera's Nightscape mode needs work; Another headphone jack bites the dust; Fingerprint sensor needs refinement; Poor audio capabilities

OnePlus has reiterated at several occasions that the 'T' variants of their handsets are not successors but just an update to the existing lineup. If we ignore OnePlus' values for a minute and look at the OnePlus 6T as a new device, there's hardly any flaw at Rs 37,999.

Great battery life; Fluid performance; Top-end design; Impressive rear camera

No headphone jack; 'Only' full HD resolution; No microSD card slot

Over the past few years we've seen OnePlus change from a company that only releases phones with features that its passionate community want, into one that's trying to appeal to the general consumer.

Speedy performance; Fast charging battery; Feels great in hand; Battery comfortably lasts a day; Runs Android Pie out of the box

Low light camera results not always great; Design could be more exciting; Getting more pricey; Front camera isn't very good

No big surprises here then: the OnePlus 6T is another fine phone from the company and is sure to take a deserved spot in our best smartphones list until it's inevitably replaced by the OnePlus 7 in 2019.

Unbeatable performance; Competitively priced; In-screen fingerprint reader works well

The 3.5mm headphone jack is no more; Other cheaper phones on the horizon

The OnePlus 6T is what we've come to expect from OnePlus devices. It's beautifully simple and offers market-leading performance, despite its market-beating £499 price-tag.

Simple design; in-display fingerprint scanner; great cameras; improved battery life; the price

Screen is still FHD+; no IP certification; wireless charging or headphone jack

Whilst everyone is entitled to their opinion, I believe some of the reviews posted so far are skewed...this is a phone under ￡500 and what you get for that is nothing short of exceptional when you compare it to other phones (and their cost) on the market.

I bought a Oneplus 3T a while back and it was, without a doubt, the best phone I have ever bought. Unfortunately, I feel that OnePlus have taken their eye off the ball on this 6T model. Let's face it, it's still a really good phone, but the reasons that made me a fan - i.e.

Since its inception, OnePlus has danced around the fringes of the smartphone market, catering to nerds and enthusiasts with spec-laden devices for reasonable prices. And unlike the Apples and the Samsungs of the world, OnePlus has thrived even though it really only makes one product a year,...