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October 2020
(85%)
299 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(83%)
180 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Fastest charging on a mainstream phone
Industry-leading display quality
Great value for the money
Impressively fast and smooth performance
First non-Google phone with Android 11
Dual SIM
Bright and smooth 120Hz display
Super fast charging
Slick and unobtrusive software
Solid performance
Premium design
Gorgeous 120Hz AMOLED flat display
65W fast charging is a game-changer
One of the fastest Android phones
Android 11 out of the box
Decent cameras
Solid build quality
Crisp haptics
Smooth
Colorful display
Great battery life
Fast charging
Stunning 120Hz AMOLED display
Blazing fast performance
65W fast charging support
Gorgeous design and feel
Huge
Low-on-bezel screen
Impressive value
Beautiful 120Hz display
Strong performance
Reliable software updates
Excellent battery life for a 5G phone
Unbelievable charging speeds
Excellent 120Hz AMOLED display
Likable design
Incredibly fast charging
Versatile bundled fast charger
Dependable battery life
Flagship-grade performance
Powerful speakers
Versatile camera
Good day and night quality
Excellent UI performance
Battery life
65W charging
Display
Performance
The gloriously vivid
Large
And flat 6.55″ display
Cameras are very good
120Hz refresh rate
Solid premium build and design
Highly responsive and accurate in-screen fingerprint readers and facial recognition
Top-of-the-line Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 an
Gorgeous 120Hz display
Buttery-smooth performance
Excellent battery life
Insanely fast charging
Well-optimized software
Really good camera performance
Quality build (materials)
Fast performance
120Hz display
Exquisitely smooth and even. I'm really
Really picky about displays
And this is perfect
Good-to-great
Though it varies a little more than I expected
The 8T is the usual OnePlus speed demon
Even without the "plus" version of the chipset
OnePlus make
120Hz AMOLED screen
65W fast charging
5G and dual SIMs
Very good performance
Android 11
Bright
Sharp
Colorful display (flat
Too!)
Display 120Hz image refresh rate
Fast wired charging (with included charger)
Simple software with great potential for advance users
Cameras capture great photos in most conditions
Slim
Clean
And modern design
Great premium feel and build
Amazing 120 Hz Fluid AMOLED display
Oxygen OS is the best looking version of Android
12GB of RAM and the Snapdragon 865 give great performance
Cameras are great
Not the best in the industry but
39-minute fast charging
Great specs for the price
Precise display with good colors
And a 120-Hz refresh rate
Many LTE bands and 5G
High-quality exterior
No throttling
Very fast charging
Good battery life
Precise localization
Good price-performance ratio
The editors didn't like
Camera still a bit behind the very best
No telephoto zoom lens
Tends to get warm with intense apps and games
No wireless charging
No IP water protection rating
Disappointing camera performance
No IP rating
Feels too iterative compared to the Nord and OnePlus 8
Sub-par camera performance
No telephoto camera
OxygenOS 11 has issues
Cameras need improvement
Uninspiring design
Competitors for OnePlus 8T
OnePlus 8T
Vs
Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
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No telephoto zoom
Mediocre battery life
Lacks wireless charging
Average cameras
No water/dust resistance rating
Most games locked to 60Hz
The camera processing could benefit from some improvements
Value
Camera
There's no wireless charging available
There is no IP rating on the unlocked version
No option for Wi-Fi calling if you are an AT&T customer (but that's not OnePlus's fault)
No official IP rating
Fourth camera feels unnecessary
No IP-rating for unlocked models
The T-Mobile version is IP rated
But the unlocked version doesn't claim to be. Odds are it's the same
But without certification we can't say
Even though cheaper phones like the S20 FE have an explicit IP rating
Oxygen OS 11 feels like a One UI knockof
No IP rating for dust/water resistance
Punch hole seems like less of a problem with a flat display
No 3.5mm headphone jack
5G limited to N41
N78
N79 (no mmWave)
Pre-installed screen protector is sticky and not worth keeping on
Dual speakers sound just okay
Better than most for sure but not as good as some flagships
Cameras are great but some users may look to more expensive flagships for slightly better cameras
Middling camera performance
Summary
OnePlus' latest phone is basically the OnePlus 8 Pro's top-notch screen refresh rate and battery stuffed into a smaller body. Then there's the awesome 39-minute fast charging tech
Published: 2020-10-15, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
great screen, top performance, good battery life, incredibly fast charging, good camera, great software, alert slider, topnotch build, 5G, dualsim, superfast inscreen fingerprint scanner
no headphone socket, no telephoto camera, no formal IP rating, only three years software updates, no wireless charging
The OnePlus 8T is yet another top-spec, very well-priced, excellent phone from the Chinese smartphone brand.It has a great 120Hz screen, good build, attractive design, the very best of performance, good battery life, 5G, dual-sim and a good set of cameras...
Brilliant display - we like that it's flat,Super-fast charging,Speedy and smooth performance,Oxygen OS 11 is a refreshing take on Android
Cameras could still improve,No wireless charging,No official IP rating for dust/water resistance
The OnePlus 8T has more in common with the OnePlus Nord than it does the OnePlus 8 series with which it shares its name, with a flat screen, rectangular camera protrusion, and glossy green glass rear.But that's not really important. What's important is th...
Ignore the price and the OnePlus 8T doesn't feel like a desperately exciting upgrade from the 8 in some respects. But once you realise the price has dropped the phone begins to look much more compelling.120Hz and 65W charging are welcome upgrades, even if...
Lovely display, Seriously fast charging, A performance champion, Already on Android 11,
No IP rating, No wireless charging, Fairly useless secondary cameras,
If you want pure performance, an excellent screen and some of the fastest charging around then the OnePlus 8T should be near the top of your list. The lower than usual for a flagship price makes it an even more tempting prospect.ProsLovely displaySeriousl...
I've used the phone as my main handset for a week or two now. The green model I have is cheaper than the OnePlus 8 Pro but has the same CPU, the same memory, the same storage and a smaller screen which I actually found more suitable. Sure, there's no wire...
Published: 2020-10-14, Author: Jon , review by: 3g.co.uk
Superb flat 120Hz screen, Fast performance, Ridiculously fast charging
Slightly expensive, Camera nothing special, Still no wireless charging
The OnePlus 8T makes only incremental improvements over the OnePlus 8, but it remains a highly compelling upper-mid-range 5G pick - especially at its new lower price. We particularly appreciate having the Pro's 120Hz display technology at a more accessibl...
Published: 2020-10-14, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Long-lasting battery, Beautiful display, Great software
No wireless charging, Lacklustre design, No telephoto camera
The OnePlus 8T doesn't change the game – particularly if you bought OnePlus 8 – but it is another great handset from the brand, with a stunning display, a unique look, good battery life and a camera that impresses. If you're looking for a handset that's a...
Published: 2020-10-14, Author: Andrew , review by: stuff.tv
Plenty of power and a sensible enough price, Improved low-light photography and video, Crowd-pleasing size, Super-fast charging
Disappointing battery life in 120Hz mode, Less fancy design than older OnePlus 8
Already have a OnePlus 8? There's no need to upgrade to the OnePlus 8T. It's a similar phone. The back has been fiddled with a little, the macro camera is less useless than it was, and the B&W takes on the job of “redundant camera sensor” position that se...
