With great power comes great responsibility. And if that power is hyped up, the responsibility gets exponentially greater. We are not talking of Spider-man but of the camera on the OnePlus 7 Pro .

OnePlus packed its latest flagship phone, the OnePlus 7 Pro , with pretty much every trendy phone feature we've seen in the last year or so. And there's good reason for it. Phones nowadays are constantly one-upping each other with pop-up selfie cameras, in-display fingerprint sensors and multiple...

The OnePlus 7 Pro is fast; has a neat pop-up camera and its triple rear cameras take fantastic pictures -- all at $80 less than its closest Samsung and iPhone rivals

OnePlus' new phone is heavy and isn't rated for water resistance; It lacks wireless charging and a headphone jack

If there's one thing we've been able to rely on in the fast-moving world of smartphones in recent times, it's that every time OnePlus releases a smartphone, it goes straight to the top of the charts for value. This year, however, may be different.

Fast performance; Huge edge-to-edge display; Great value for money

So so camera; Big and heavy; No IP rating or 3.5mm headphone jack

Buy it. For less than $700, the OnePlus 7 Pro offers a gorgeous design, stunning display, powerful performance, solid cameras and a stellar version of Android. You can't buy a better phone for the price.

Powerful performance; Pop-up camera doesn't feel gimmicky; Excellent low-light photos; Fast-charging is impressive

Underwhelming battery life

The 7 Pro is the most ambitious phone from the Chinese manufacturer OnePlus that started its journey by providing low-cost alternatives to mainstream flagships. With the 7 Pro, OnePlus expands beyond cost constraints and puts its best foot forward.

OnePlus has grown up. The smartphone maker who, over several years and smartphone releases, is no longer settling. At least that's the impression I'm left with after using the OnePlus 7 Pro.

Long battery life; Speedy performance; Impressive display

Fingerprint sensor takes some adjustment; The ultra-wide camera needs some refinement; No IP rating for water/dust resistance

OnePlus has grown up. The smartphone maker who, over several years and smartphone releases, is no longer settling. At least that's the impression I'm left with after using the OnePlus 7 Pro.

Long battery life; Speedy performance; Impressive display

Fingerprint sensor takes some adjustment; The ultra-wide camera needs some refinement; No IP rating for water/dust resistance

The OnePlus 7 Pro is arguably the company's first attempt at a properly premium phone, and aims to match the likes of the S10+ blow-for-blow. In order to support that, OnePlus has added fancy features like a pop-up camera and curved display, but while these are initially eye-catching, we can't...

Attractive design; Great photos in auto mode; Gorgeous display

Camera has some odd issues; Pop-out camera isn't as convenient as in-built options; battery life lags behind rivals

OnePlus 7 Pro marks a dramatic departure for the Chinese company. Until now, OnePlus has always launched a single flagship handset each year, with an iterative update pushed out the door ahead of the Black Friday sales in November.

Buttery Smooth 90Hz Display; Flawless; Google-beating performance; 30W Warp Charing is astoundingly quick; Gorgeous design and colourways

Awful camera pop-up; No wireless charging; No IP rating

OnePlus 7 Pro scores heavily on design that is premium and rugged, display which is huge and immersive and performance which is as smooth as the flow of oxygen into our bodies. The battery equally compliments this beast coupled with a new Warp Charge 30.