The OnePlus Nord N10 5G is a very capable phone for the price but, aside from 5G connectivity, there’s little on offer to differentiate it in this increasingly competitive segment of the market.
Great value for money; Solid gaming performance; Affordable entry point to 5G;
Camera isn’t the best you’ll find at this price; No IP rating ;
While there's nothing drastically wrong with the OnePlus Nord N10 5G, you'd be much better off saving up for the original Nord or picking up a more affordable alternative, like the Realme X50 5G.
Nice stereo loudspeakers; Oxygen OS is great; Headphone jack;
Weak depth/macro cameras; Better value from rivals; Buggy performance; Bulky design;
Not the best in its class. The OnePlus Nord N10 5G, which is powered by the new Snapdragon 690, proves to be quite compelling in our review. However, the N10 has several weaknesses, which other mid-range smartphones in this price range do not. To find out about the strengths of the OnePlus smartphone, read our review.
The N10 5G has a number of positive aspects in common with the more expensive OnePlus Nord. The 350-...
90-Hz panel; accurate geolocation; good build quality; a lot of RAM; solid 5G modem; stereo speakers ...;
... with weaknesses; dim, LCD screen with poor contrast; cameras; plastic back;
Something of a curveball launch from OnePlus. In the markets where it’s the only Nord-branded phone, it’s a well-priced, affordable Android phone with few negatives. But in pretty much every department, the first Nord is better and doesn't cost a lot more.
Affordable price point; Performance is smooth and reliable; Physical fingerprint sensor and headphone port will please some; Expandable storage;
Camera isn't the greatest; It's only a little less expensive than the already excellent Nord; Android 10-based software;
At $299.99, the OnePlus Nord N10 5G teeters on the line between the budget phone and midrange phone markets. It's one of OnePlus's first budget phones, and it couldn't come at a better time, since many people continue to struggle with financial setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. With its sleek design, vivid 90Hz display, and 5G connectivity on T-Mobile's network, the N10 punches well above its weight, surpassing not just the similarly priced Motorola Moto G Power but also the more expensive Motorola One 5G Ace. It handily wins our Editors’ Choice award for budget phones.Sharp Looks The N10 sports a refined design that’s both sleek and functional. At 6.4 by 2.9 by 0.4 inches (HWD) and 6.7 ounces, it’s a big phone, but it doesn’t feel like one. Slight differences in its measurements and weight make it more comfortable to hold than the G Power. On the front of the phone you’ll find a bezel-less 6.5-inch hole punch display. The 2,400-by-1,080-pixel 90Hz LCD is punchy with exce...
The OnePlus Nord N10 5G tops our list of budget phones thanks to its strong performance and gorgeous 90Hz display.
Bright 90Hz display; Solid performance; Excellent 5G connectivity
Camera struggles in some low-light conditions
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