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

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

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

WoW! This was a nice surprise. Didn't think I would get any wow feeling when I left the LG G7 which is a very good handset with awesome screen. I was wrong ... My God what a mobile, the screen is the best I have seen all categories, absolutely stunning picture.

The OnePlus 7 Pro is the latest smartphone to be introduced by Android smartphone creators OnePlus and with last year's OnePlus 6 impressing us with its excellent specs and reasonable price-point, we're certainly very interested in finding out how the latest edition to the OnePlus smartphone family...

All-screen display; Pop-up camera is cool; Quick charging; Triple camera set-up

Photo quality isn't anything special; Long/tall design won't be for everyone; Price

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.

The OnePlus 7 Pro is the most expensive OnePlus phone yet, but it’s still a crazy good value for the money.

OnePlus promises value, not winning performance. The OnePlus 7 Pro has high-end specs that make it work like a premium device. It also has a design and build that compete among the best. The company had to cut corners somewhere.

Exposure is on spot Slightly Enhanced; but still natural-looking colors Great portrait mode Good video performance Nightscape works well

Poor dynamic range Hazy effect in some images Low-light performance is horrible without Nightscape Landscape performance is lacking

Wow . OnePlus is putting the rest of the smartphone world on notice with the launch of its newest smartphone, the OnePlus 7 Pro. The company has become known for providing excellent value in the Android market, and while that is still true of the OnePlus 7 Pro, everything moves even further toward...

The best smartphone design on the market; The front is nearly all pixels with no display interruptions, $670 is an outrageously good price, The 90Hz display makes this one of the smoothest, fastest-feeling Android phones out there, The optical fingerprint reader has seen a big performance...

The lack of an always-on display for easy checking of the time or notifications; If we bother OnePlus enough, they could easily patch this in with a software update, No wireless charging is pretty weak for a flagship smartphone, Only bi-monthly security updates, No microSD Slot or headphone jack,...

OnePlus is no longer the upstart it once was and, with its latest release, it seems the firm is now ready to directly compete with the big boys. takes a different approach; this is a fully-fledged flagship with a price-tag to match.

Full-screen design; adorable pop-up camera; stripped-back UI; unmatched performance

Rear camera falls short of competitors; the fingerprint scanner is temperamental; it's huge