OnePlus has flipped the script with its first 2019 phone, the 7 Pro, challenging the high end with a true flagship-quality handset.

Gorgeous design with a stunning display; Insanely fast with long battery life; Pop-up selfie cam is fast and smooth

No wireless charging or water resistance; Camera is really good; but not flagship quality

Despite the price being highest at the outset, the OnePlus 7 Pro might well be the company's best value proposition yet. The company is no longer one hell-bent on selling a phone that's shockingly inexpensive.

Industrial design is fantastic; OLED display is amongst best ever; Display uninterrupted by cameras/sensors; Dual Dolby speakers are loud and clear; Rear cameras are highly decent

In-screen fingerprint reader is finicky; No waterproofing/dustproofing; No headphone jack; Not cheap (also a good thing

Yes, if you are looking for a top-notch flagship and don’t really want to spend top dollars. Let’s say the OnePlus 7 Pro is as good as the Samsung Galaxy S10+, but not as expensive and maybe without all the ecosystem paraphernalia, Samsung will offer.

Lots of companies make big phones, but in the US only two companies have sold the best big phones: Apple and Samsung. If you want a phone with a huge, near perfect screen, top-end performance, and great build quality, those were your choices.

Amazing screen; Great battery life; Nice Android customizations

Camera is good; but not stellar; Heavy; may be too big for some; No wireless charging or IP rating for water resistance

OnePlus

The OnePlus 7 Pro is an all-screen beauty with the specs and pricing to beat other flagship phones; it's a great value.

The OnePlus 7 Pro feels like it's been five years in the making to get to this point. With its unrivalled edge-to-edge display and fantastic speedy performance, it's every bit reaching for the flagship stars. In previous years, OnePlus phones were all about speed and performance.

Fantastic display; Super speedy and smooth performance; Lightweight and customisable software; Warp Charge is quick; Versatile triple camera system

No wireless charging; Camera showed some unusual glitches at times; Night mode not as good as competition; Pricier than previous OnePlus phones

The OnePlus 7 Pro has the best display currently available on a phone, the latest internals and a design that takes a lot of inspiration from the Samsung Galaxy S10. It's also the priciest OnePlus yet.

Oxygen OS user experience; Stunning 90Hz HDR display; Top-notch performance; Great battery life

Underwhelming cameras; No wireless charging; No water resistance; Large and unwieldy

If there was a single brand we had to pick out from the top of our head that’s made the most impact in the smartphone world in the recent past then it has to be said that OnePlus is the brand.

Should the premium smartphone aficionado now prefer a OnePlus 7 Pro to a Samsung Galaxy S10+ or a Huawei P30 Pro Above all, OnePlus worked on the camera software for the 7 Pro and is catching up in big steps.

Excellent display with 90 Hertz; Rapid performance; Top processer; Very fast charging technology; Attractive price; Fast operating system

Face Unlock is slow; Very large and heavy smartphone; No IP certification