OnePlus 7T 8GB 128GB

The OnePlus 7T brings a 90Hz screen for less than $600

OnePlus just announced the new OnePlus 7T, a follow-up to the OnePlus 7, which was released in global markets (but not the US) earlier this year, and the OnePlus 6T from last year. The 7T has a lot of the same features as its sibling, the OnePlus 7 Pro , but it's a little smaller and costs less.

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OnePlus 7T Review: Even Better

The OnePlus 7T is essentially the OnePlus 7 Pro with a few key details changed, just a smidgen. Today we're taking a peek at how well the OnePlus 7T stands up to the OnePlus 7 Pro as well as the rest of the market.

OnePlus 7T review: OnePlus a whole lot more

If you purchased a OnePlus 7 and felt slightly disappointed by the lack of razzamatazz, then the 7T is what you're after. It looks better, it feels better and has that extra camera in a futuristic-looking dome.

OnePlus 7T Smartphone Review

The OnePlus 7T was announced in October alongside the 7T Pro and with it comes a better display/camera set-up than the OnePlus 7 offered but it's not quite as expensive as the 7T Pro so you can take better photos without spending too much cash.

OnePlus 7T

OnePlus are rapidly becoming a SmartPhone that has new features and pushes the boundaries. In fact a lot of their ‘fans' will reserve in advance as they are happy with what produced, so what has this latest offering from OnePlus at the top end of mid pieced handsets have to offer.

OnePlus 7T

I find the OnePlus 7T very confusing, but I'd feel less confused if the OnePlus 7 Pro didn't exist. Taken purely on its own, as a $599 alternative to the iPhone XR or Galaxy S10e, it has a lot going for it-a terrifically responsive screen with a smooth UI, fast charging, and excellent wireless...

OnePlus 7T Review

The OnePlus 7T for T-Mobile has terrific performance for its price, but it occupies an uncomfortable place in the company's phone lineup. For years, OnePlus had a simple strategy: Release one phone, its best, at any given time. Often that was two phones a year, but that was fine; each phone was its best at the moment. This year, the company has already released three versions of the OnePlus 7: the OnePlus 7, the 7 Pro, and the 7 Pro 5G. The $599 OnePlus 7T is not actually a sequel to the 7 Pro, although it replaces the 7 Pro on T-Mobile's shelves. It's the sequel to the 7. (There's also a 7T Pro, but it isn't coming to the US.) Yes, it's confusing. And this confusion trickles over into the phone itself, which feels like a step back from the OnePlus 7 Pro. A Flatter Screen The OnePlus 7T is roomy. It measures 6.33 by 2.93 by 0.32 inches (HWD) and weighs 6.70 ounces. The screen is flat, not curved; the extra edges make the difference between the 7T's 6.55 inches and the 7 Pro's 6.67 inches on the same-size body. There's a notch at the top of the screen for the front-facing camera that doesn't bother. I like a flat s...

OnePlus 7T Review

The OnePlus 7T succeeds where the OnePlus 7 failed – it isn't just an incremental update, it's a welcome overhaul and a worthy alternative to the 7 Pro. It combines stellar design with an excellent stills and video camera, not to mention a very good-looking 90Hz screen.