During the month of April OnePlus will launch the new smartphone line of the OnePlus 8 series, which should include OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro . It is rumored that the company also wants to return to the mid-range, after the failure of OnePlus X, creating a OnePlus 8 Lite that should be released...

I wish it was smaller; ditched the curved screen and was a little more comfortable to hold. But this still remains a great, big Android phone.

Great screen; Seriously powerful; Improved cameras; Finally has wireless charging

Large size and overly curved screen make it uncomfortable to hold and use without a case; Colour filter camera is utterly pointless

Undoubtedly the company's most complete smartphone to date. It has a big, brilliant display, long lasting and fast-charging battery, plus software that's fluid and lightweight. All in a phone that's fast, and actually has a good main camera on the back.

One of the best displays on the market; Lightweight and fluid software; Symmetrical build; Water and dust resistant; Wireless charging addition is a plus

Colour filter camera seems pointless; Telephoto results aren't as vibrant/dynamic as two main cameras; Accidental touches on curved display can be an issue

This is the best OnePlus smartphone yet – and it's priced accordingly

Lucid; super-responsive screen; Competitive camera; Wireless charging compatibility; 5G support

Lacklustre audio; Samsung S20 has the edge

The OnePlus 8 Pro has a gorgeous display, fast wireless charging, and excellent cameras—we just wish it had better network support.

Best display on any smartphone today; Fast performance; Very good camera; High-speed wireless charging

5G on T-Mobile only; Night mode still a bit behind competitors

It may not have the out-of-this-world cameras of some other “Pro” phones but this is one of the most sensible big-screen 5G buys

Good macro photos; Has 5G

Battery life isn’t the best; Poor zoom camera

If we're grading 2020 on a curve—and, boy, does it need it—these are technically the best smartphones we've seen so far. The 8 Pro is a better phone than the Galaxy S20+, and it's $300 cheaper.

The 120Hz display looks beautiful. It's brighter, it's faster, and it's a joy to use; Mostly stock Android with extra features is the model all OEMs should follow; OnePlus finally fixed some long-running user complaints, like the lack of wireless charging and an IP68 water-resistance rating.

There is still no always-on display; The fingerprint reader isn't any bigger or faster than last year; Curved displays offer no benefits, but they distort the display image and reflect glare; The hole punch front camera is a downgrade.

The OnePlus 8 Pro doesn't lean on gimmicks the way other 2020 flagship phones do, so it might not seem as immediately interesting. Don't be fooled, though: Between its excellent performance, well-thought-out software and one of the best smartphone screens we've ever seen, the OnePlus 8 Pro is a...

Phenomenal 6.78-inch display; OxygenOS is well-thought-out; Excellent performance; All models now support 5G; Sleeker and lighter design; Solid main camera

Fingerprint sensor has early issues; Lackluster telephoto camera; Video motion smoothing isn't for everyone

Even if it isn’t necessarily the best smartphone at one thing in particular, the OnePlus 8 Pro is an across the board corker that brings Sony’s latest smartphone camera sensor to a newly affordable price.

Stunning screen; Fast wireless charging; Stacks of power

Pricier than past OnePlus’s; No expandable storage; No periscope camera

OnePlus delivers its masterpiece with the 8 Pro. It's as fast as an arrow thanks to the combination of hardware and Oxygen OS 10. The display flies through long scrollable contents with at 120 frames per second and spoils the eyes with an absolutely smooth display even for games.