This is how I know I'm in a tech bubble: When I'm with colleagues and peers at work, mostly everyone is familiar with OnePlus. But once I step out into daylight, say, when someone at a party asks what I do and then follows that up to ask what phones I like, I'm always caught off guard when they say, "OnePlus who?"

The OnePlus 6T is the most affordable, top-notch Android you can get. But if you already have the 6, don't feel the need to update.

The OnePlus 6T offers top-notch hardware including a lightning-speed processor and an excellent camera for hundreds of dollars less than its competitors; For US customers, it works on Verizon's network.

The phone doesn't have a headphone jack or a water-resistant design; Its in-screen fingerprint reader should work a tad faster.

'Incremental upgrade' is the label we'd be tempted to give the OnePlus 6T - but that would be doing it a disservice. It may not be perfect, but you can spend a lot more to get a slightly better camera and sharper screen and not necessarily notice the difference.

Solid specs for a competitive price; Lovely design; Longer battery life

Small evolution on the OnePlus 6; No standout features; Display is still only FHD

OnePlus sure knows how to make an entrance. Arriving at the tail end of a jam-packed Android season that included nothing less than the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 , LG V40 ThinQ , Google Pixel 3 , and the Huawei Mate 20 Pro , the OnePlus 6T could have easily been a victim of flagship fatigue.

OnePlus has finally launched the most-awaited flagship killer of the year. There are notable differences in the OnePlus 6T, the new in-display fingerprint scanner, the smaller notch (call it as a dewdrop notch), and a bigger battery while the rest of the things are unchanged and carried from the...

Glass Design | Solid Build | Smaller Notch; In-Display Fingerprint Scanner; Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box | Stock Interface; High-End Performance | 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage; Dash Charging; Decent Cameras; Decent Battery Life

No 3.5mm Audio Jack; No IP Rated; No Wireless Charging; No microSD Support

The 6T is the perfect phone for OnePlus's first carrier partnership, with great specs, a gorgeous design, and the same low price.

Gorgeous design with a fantastic purple gradient option; Excellent specs; battery; and display; Low price as always

Camera is still unremarkable; No wireless charging; headphone jack; or water resistance

Major flagship smartphones have now set an entry level price of $1,000 or more, but you can still find phones that more than satisfy your needs for much less. OnePlus continues to release compelling smartphones with flagship specs at prices hundreds less than phones from Samsung, Apple, LG, Huawei,...

Extremely responsive; Latest and greatest Android software; Outstanding RF performance; Solid battery life; Low price

No official water/dust resistant rating; No wireless charging

Does it make any sense to buy the new OnePlus 6T If you are a OnePlus 6 user, do you really need to upgrade to...

Performance; Battery; Design

No headphone jack; No IP rating; Price

This affordable Android flagship sports a lightning-fast in-display fingerprint sensor and powerful performance for half the price of its rivals.

Super-fast in-display fingerprint sensor; Gorgeous display with tiny teardrop notch; Improved camera; T-Mobile support; Android Pie out of the box

No headphone jack; Lacks wireless charging

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

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.