Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus has built a reputation for delivering flagship tier features at wallet-friendly prices, giving the likes of Apple and Samsung a run for their money.

With each phone launched by OnePlus, they're introducing a great smartphone with specs that rival the latest Samsung Galaxy or Apple iPhone but just for slightly less. The same goes the company's latest device, the OnePlus 7 Pro .

More expensive than previous OnePlus devices; Nightscape isn't as good as Pixel's Night Sight; No headphone adapter included in the box (it's sold separately; No wireless charging or official IP water resistance rating

The flagship smartphone space is getting pretty stale in 2019. LG and HTC are floundering, overall sales are declining, Google's Pixels are an expensive bundle of compromises, Huawei has left the high-end US market, and Samsung is... Samsung.

Display 90Hz will spoil every other phone for you, and the overall display quality is stellar; Build quality On par with Samsung and Huawei; Speed The OnePlus 7 Pro is the fastest phone I've handled; Camera Pixel-beating detail and substantial low light improvements.

Big and thick This is one heckin' chonker, larger than the Pixel 3 XL or Galaxy S10+; Camera again Processing still isn't at Pixel or Huawei level, overexposes images and kills dynamic range; Lack of extras No wireless charging, no headphone jack.

The OnePlus 7 Pro approaches the experience of the popular £900 phone cameras. It doesn’t get all the way there, but does enough given its cost. The OnePlus 7 Pro does not offer every benefit of every high-price rival. Huawei’s P30 Pro its better in extreme low light and has a longer zoom.

Versatile 3-camera array; Clever pop-up front camera

Lacks a few advanced extras; No dedicated night mode for the secondary cameras

I’m just going to be as straight as I can be here – the OnePlus 7 Pro is a fantastic phone. This may be OnePlus’ most expensive phone to date as it aims to truly compete with Samsung and Google and Apple, but it’s still hundreds less than the phones offered by those companies as it matches them...

Display; Specs; Software; Camera; Price; Design and Size; Battery Life; Availability; Fingerprint Reader

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The selling price of RM 2999 may not be as low but if you are thinking of investing in a good flagship phone, the OnePlus 7 Pro is a good choice. Offering a 90Hz fullview display, great cameras and the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 with plenty of memory, the OnePlus 7 Pro can handle anything from...

The OnePlus 7 Pro is the most premium device the company has ever produced, and with that premium moniker comes a premium price tag. While no one expected the company to be able to deliver a phone that competes with others on every single level without raising price, it rockets that slide towards...

OnePlus has never been particularly beholden to industry trends. Nowhere is that better demonstrated than with the 7 Pro. In the face of a stagnated smartphone market, Apple, Samsung and Google all went budget, releasing lower-tier takes on their pricey flagships to appeal to consumers looking for...

If you’re looking for the best phone on the market, it’s not a stretch to say you should start with the OnePlus 7 Pro. If you’re looking for the best phone OnePlus has ever produced, you definitely start here.

Honestly, the OnePlus 7 Pro is a great phone and it is safe to say it is really the best all-rounder smartphone today. It won’t win the best camera, best battery life or the best screen because there are phones that excels in these areas but these phones falls short in other areas.