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November 2017
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The editors liked
The slim bezel design
On-screen buttons
And Samsung OLED display make the front of this phone every bit as good as the $800 flagships
The metal back feels great
And it's way more durable than the all-glass phones out there
The rear fingerprint reader
This phone is fast. It rivals the Pixel 2 most of the time
The 18
9 display offers more space without making the phone harder to hold
Still one of the fastest out there
And it's on the back (the right place)
Getting rid of the capacitive buttons is a
Solid overall design
Great new display and bezel ratios
SRGB and DCI-P3 calibration options
Fingerprint sensor is ultra fast
Face unlock is just as fast as fingerprint scanning
Fantastic official cases
Lots of pack-ins and overall value
3.5mm audio
Dual sim
Super slim design with thin bezels and premium build
Excellent performance
Phone is easy to hold in one hand
Face unlock is lightning quick
Headphone jack
Great large display handles well under sunlight
Excellent software with no bloatware
Seriously wellrounded package
Charges ridiculously fast (060% in 30 minutes)
Finger print reader works perfectly
And is located in an ideal position
Facial recognition works really well
Clean OS
Void of bloat. Fast
And smooth
DualSIM feature is gr
Fast processor for the price
Bright screen
Better-than-average front camera
Well-placed fingerprint sensor
Futuristic design
Great 18
9 display
Good camera performance
Face unlock is blazing fast
Very good pricing
Premium build quality
Lots of RAM means great performance
Clean
Relatively stock Android
The OnePlus 5T has a bigger screen and its camera takes better low-light photos than the 5. Its few software tweaks are useful in small ways
Display upgrade brings it in line with premium Android phones
Chip and battery life are simply stellar
OxygenOS is nearly as good as stock Android
Great value
Sleek new design
Facial recognition
Dependable camera
Satisfying UI
Minimalist
Elegant design
Fits 6-inch display within the dimensions of a one-handed phone
Thoughtfully optimized software
Reading Mode
$499 starting price
Solid battery life
Responsive face unlock feature
Premium allmetal design
Robust sounding speaker
Great display for 1080p
Great battery life
Competitive price
Dash charging is still the fastest on the market
OxygenOS is a breath of fresh air
Wonderful performance
Best possible hardware in an affordable Android flagship
Retains the headphone jack and still features a slim form factor
Both of both worlds in security features
Super durable
Taller display to keep up with the competition
Massive amounts of interna
Beautiful Screen
Blistering performance
Flagship-caliber cameras
Very fast charging
Amazing value
Very stable metal case
Wide range of LTE bands
Fast Wi-Fi
Fast UFS-2.1 memory
Very high performance
Color-accurate screen
Slim
Up-to-date software
Precise GPS
Clear call quality
Optional dark software theme
Very good cameras
Rather low power
The editors didn't like
No water resistance
No MicroSD card
The OnePlus 5T brings another small price increase. These add up
And could eventually put OP in direct competition with the likes of Google and Samsung
The phone launches with Android 7.1.1. There's no excuse for that
It's only 1080p
So there's a litt
No VR support
Display is only 1080p
Not IP rated for water or dust resistance
Single bottom-firing speaker
Portrait mode has taken a step back from the OnePlus 5
No wireless charging
Rear camera is not flagship quality
Not water resistant at all
No expandable storage
Optical zoom from the OP5 is gone on the 5T
Camera struggles in some lowlight conditions
Low-resolution screen for its size
Dubious low-light camera promises
No Android Oreo at launch
Loudspeaker distorts at maximum volume
Battery life could've been better
Photos by Raj Rout
Slippery
Camera is only OK
The phone's face unlock doesn't authorize payments and its dual camera's digital rather than telephoto zoom is a step back. There's no expandable storage
And it's not rated for water resistance
Camera is better
But the loss of a telephoto lens is a bummer
Water resistance
Or wireless charging
The main camera is still not as good as flagship competition
Shipping without the latest version of Android is not encouraging
Face Unlock grows frustratingly inconsistent in challenging light
Abstract: Released on Nov. 16, 2017, the OnePlus 5T replaces the OnePlus 3T as the best value smartphone because of its impressive performance, great specs and low price. At around $500, it's certainly not the most affordable smartphone available, but if you compar...
Camera performance is underwhelming, Display has a dull tone, Jarring performance from its EIS in videos, Does not work on Sprint or Verizon
Collectively speaking, there is nothing dramatically groundbreaking about the OnePlus 5T, which, instead of introducing novelties, adopts many of the trends we observed throughout the year. Despite that, there is a singular aspect about the phone that mak...
Abstract: We're almost a full week into our testing of the OnePlus 5T, so yeah, that means our full review is right around the corner, maybe even this week. Before we get there, though, we realize that a number of you may have the phone already or one that should...
Published: 2017-11-26, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: Three years and seven phones later, it's hard to argue with OnePlus's methods. That's not to say it hasn't made its share of missteps along the way (it definitely has), but the company has produced quality phones at affordable prices basically since day o...
Abstract: “We have seen unprecedented customer response to the early access sales, in India as well as globally. Hundreds of fans stormed our ‘Experience Stores' in Bengaluru and Delhi,” Vikas Agarwal, General Manager, OnePlus India, said in a statement.“We are hap...
Abstract: For the past four years, whenever I've been asked where to find a good deal on a smartphone, "OnePlus" has been one of the first words out of my mouth. The company has made a name for itself by building impressive phones that it sells at impressively low...
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Published: 2017-11-20, Author: Ron , review by: arstechnica.com
The slim bezel design, on-screen buttons, and Samsung OLED display make the front of this phone every bit as good as the $800 flagships, The metal back feels great, and it's way more durable than the all-glass phones out there, The rear fingerprint reader
No water resistance, No MicroSD card
The design is every bit on par with the more expensive flagships out there. Heck, sitting on a desk, the phone is almost indistinguishable from a Galaxy S8+ or Pixel 2 XL. The metal back is a big upgrade over a glass flagship, and the close-to-stock Andro...
This phone is fast. It rivals the Pixel 2 most of the time, The 18:9 display offers more space without making the phone harder to hold, Still one of the fastest out there, and it's on the back (the right place), Getting rid of the capacitive buttons is a
The OnePlus 5T brings another small price increase. These add up, and could eventually put OP in direct competition with the likes of Google and Samsung, The phone launches with Android 7.1.1. There's no excuse for that, It's only 1080p, so there's a litt
The OnePlus 5T looks and feels like a more expensive phone that it is. The aluminum unibody design is understated and inoffensive, and I'm pleased OP is sticking with the headphone jack. Although, I think OnePlus would have been better served by keeping t...
With a few price increases, OnePlus has worked itself up into a somewhat odd price level. At $499 the OnePlus 5T sits about $200 above the "budget" phones people so often look at when they're trying to save some money, but also $2-300 underneath the true...
Futuristic design, Great 18:9 display, Good camera performance, Face unlock is blazing fast, Very good pricing
No Android Oreo at launch, Loudspeaker distorts at maximum volume, Battery life could've been better, Photos by Raj Rout
If the iPhone X is a window into the future of iPhones, the OnePlus 5T is definitely a peek into the future of OnePlus phones. No notch included, obviously. The best part is the OnePlus 5T doesn't break the bank either. You can get one for as low as Rs 32...
