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What's good
- Vivid, 90Hz AMOLED display
- Plenty of storage
- Fast processor
- Premium design
- In-screen fingerprint scanner
What's bad
- No 3.5mm-to-USB adapter
- No wireless charging
- Average camera
- No IP rating
Verdict
Touted as one of the best mid-to-high tier phones of 2019 by many reviewers, the OnePlus 7T finds the sweet spot between cost and features, providing a premium look and feel at an affordable price.
What's good
- Outstanding performance
- All-day battery life
- Generous storage
- Android 9.0 with OxygenOS
- Fast-charge support
- Respectable camera
- Loud stereo speakers
What's bad
- So-so low-light camera performance
- No expandable storage
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
Verdict
Unless you’re looking for the absolute cutting-edge of mobile technology in 2019, the OnePlus 7 is likely to please. It offers a decent camera, stellar performance, a beautiful display, and a premium design at a price far below many of 2019’s top releases.
What's good
- Sleek design
- Beautiful 90Hz, HDR-compatible display
- Fast, generous storage
- Best-in-class performance
- In-screen fingerprint scanner
- Price
What's bad
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
- So-so audio
Verdict
Unless you absolutely must have the best camera available, the OnePlus 7 offers a compelling argument against the four-figure prices of many of this year’s top-tier releases.
What's good
- Fast and smooth performance
- Beautiful AMOLED display
- Incredibly fast battery charging
- Great price
- Bezel-less
What's bad
- Camera image quality lackluster
- Sharp edges make it uncomfortable to hold
- Slippery
What's good
- Colorful, punchy display
- Fast performance
- Plenty of RAM
- Decent storage
- Good camera
- All-day battery life
- Price
What's bad
- Bland design
- No microSD support
- Tinny, distorted loudspeaker
What's good
- Bright, vibrant display
- Sleek design
- Excellent value
- Great cameras
- Clean interface
- Dash charging
- All-day battery life
What's bad
- No microSD support
- Fingerprint magnet
- No IP rating
Verdict
The OnePlus 6 is about as good as it gets without paying flagship prices. If you don’t mind the lack of waterproofing and don’t mind picking up a case to keep it looking good, it’s a solid value that reviewers loved.
What's good
- Great battery life
- All-metal chassis
- Blazing performance
- 6GB of RAM
- Dual SIM support
- High level of software customization options
What's bad
- Finicky camera
- No microSD support
- Non-removeable battery
- Concerns about memory availability
- Proprietary cable/charger required for quick charging
What's good
- Solid build quality
- Crisp, colorful screen
- Great performance
- Price
- Fast, detailed rear camera
- All-day battery life
- Dual SIM support
What's bad
- No microSD support
- Inconsistent front-facing camera
- Proprietary fast charging
What's good
- Elegant design and premium build
- Bright and vibrant display
- Easy to use one-handed
What's bad
- Slippery
- Mediocre camera
- Lacks important LTE bands for T-Mobile and AT&T
- Processor slows with more demanding tasks
What's good
- Fast and fluid performance
- Clear and bright display
- Customizable back covers
- Long battery life
- Good daylight and night time picture quality
What's bad
- No NFC
- Limited editing and settings for camera
- No Quick Charge
What's good
- HD display with solid viewing angles and accurate colors
- Excellent battery life
- High-end interior hardware for fast performance
What's bad
- Unwieldy to use one-handed
- Poor image stabilization and slow autofocus