The $899.99 McLaren is less expensive than most of the other 5G phones currently out there, but that doesn't mean you should buy it. T-Mobile's low-band 5G just doesn't provide enough of a performance bump right now to justify the $350 price difference over the excellent OnePlus 7 Pro.

Fastest Android phone available right now; Gorgeous screen; Quick charging; Supports T-Mobile and Sprint 5G (pending merger)

5G speeds don't justify the price if the merger doesn't go through; No wireless charging; Big

Less than five months after the launch of the OnePlus 7 Pro, the Chinese manufacturer was back on stage with the T-variant. The OnePlus 7T Pro , revealed for the European market at an event in London last week, is the brand's top smartphone. But is it still a flagship killer

Superb 90 Hz display; Snappy performance; Very fast charging; Excellent build quality

Better camera options out there; Little advantage over the 7T or 7 Pro; Quite big and heavy

If you still have a OnePlus 5 or 6T and are looking for an update and have Rs 53,999 to shell out, I would say get the OnePlus 7T Pro. I think it's an excellent choice. You are getting a phone that has the best specs and possibly a great camera.

Unlike the OnePlus 7T , which is a huge update on the older OnePlus 7, the 7T Pro is a very minor spruce up that tweaks the original Pro's hardware, rather than incrementally changing it.

Great display; Perfect for mobile gamers; Speedy charging; Innovative front camera design

Camera isn't industry leading; Not a big upgrade on the Pro

Overall, the cameras on the OnePlus 7T Pro are excellent and that goes for the phone as a whole. It's very fast and responsive; it looks the part; it's aimed beautifully; battery life is fine; and that 90Hz screen is an absolute dream.

Big 90Hz screen; Superfast performance; Great cameras

A touch large; Not much different from predecessor

The OnePlus 7T Pro is official, and while we love it, we can't wholeheartedly recommend it. Find out why in our full review.

OnePlus still has it: The OnePlus 7T Pro is another high-quality smartphone that offers several highlights including a 90-Hz display, a camera with 3x zoom, a matte case and great stereo speakers. This all comes at a price that is still somewhat below that of other high-end smartphones.

good speakers; great cameras; notch-free design; good-looking matte back cover; high performance; fairly precise GPS; a lot of LTE frequencies; very fast recharging; high-resolution HDR display with good color accuracy; 90-Hz technology ensures smooth handling

strong heat development and overheating under extreme load; no wireless recharging; no warranty for dust and water damage; clear; comprehensive software; no 90 Hz for games ex-works

The OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren is a good buy for a big phone on the "New T-Mobile." At $899.99, it costs $300 less than our Editor's Choice, the Samsung Galaxy S20+, and has slightly better network performance. With the McLaren's terrific screen, superior software, and good-enough camera, it's a tough decision whether the S20+ is worth the extra coin. A lot has happened since we first reviewed this phone in December, so we decided it's worth another look. Most notably, the Sprint/T-Mobile merger is effectively a done deal, and the Samsung Galaxy S20 lineup set a new standard for both high cost and performance. Whether you choose a McLaren or an S20+ on T-Mobile is going to come down to whether you need key additional specs on the S20+'s sheet. Do you live in a central city likely to get high-band 5G, do you want to experiment with 8K recording, or do you just want to be part of the Samsung mainstream? Then go with the S20+. Otherwise, the McLaren is a very compelling alternative. Wha...

The OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren is a wickedly powerful Android phone which falls just short of the Galaxy S20 series on performance, for considerably less coin.

Fast performance; Gorgeous screen; Quick charging; Supports T-Mobile and Sprint 5G

Not quite up to the Galaxy S20 series spec-wise; No wireless charging

In the right circumstances, there's nothing wrong with a minor spec bump, especially when it comes just six months after the device it's improving on. That's exactly what OnePlus has done with the £699 OnePlus 7T Pro, a newly upgraded version of the OnePlus 7 Pro from earlier this year.

Screen is still amazing; Battery is still great; Charges super fast

You can get a better camera for less; No wireless charging or official IP rating; 90Hz display no longer a OnePlus exclusive

The OnePlus 7T Pro is a fantastic phone in most departments, just as the OnePlus 7 Pro is. And that's actually its biggest problem: it doesn't offer anything over what the 7 Pro can do, so feels a little like a pointless update.

Stunning display; Speedy and powerful performance; Fast-charging can be a life-saver; Clean and customisable software; Macro mode in camera

It doesn't really need to exist given 7 Pro and 7T launches in recent months; Camera performance could be better; It's a big and hefty device