One can quibble about resolution, but the panel quality is great, Low-light performance has improved a lot, Smaller notch and chin will please the picky, shape still feels comfortable, Oxygen OS is still close to stock, and it's still great, $549 is one o
It doesn't have one. ????, Doesn't bother me, but many dislike glass backs, especially without wireless charging, Not the best sound, Still no official IP rating, $549 also represents a bump for the cheapest model (though it has double the storage now)
Yes. Losing the headphone jack sucks, but that's a fight I know I'm going to lose in the coming years, and OnePlus has made a very good phone with the 6T. I don't consider the in-display fingerprint reader to be a game-changing addition since there's no r...
Sammanfattning: Major flagship smartphones have now set an entry level price of $1,000 or more, but you can still find phones that more than satisfy your needs for much less. OnePlus continues to release compelling smartphones with flagship specs at prices hundreds less...
Publicerad: 2018-10-31, Författare: Joel , testad av: gizmochina.com
Sammanfattning: OnePlus 6T is officially here and China is the only major market where the phone is yet to release ( November 2 ). For the past few years, the company has consistently manufactured best sellers. In recent years, the popularity of its phones have grown ten...
powerful, plenty of storage and RAM, decent GPS accuracy, current and fast software, 60 FPS gaming, impressive battery life, robust case
no headphone jack, slow Wi-Fi speeds (currently), in-screen fingerprint sensor is unreliable, no microSD card slot, VoLTE not supported on all networks that carry the device, average speaker, case is not water or dust resistant
Publicerad: 2018-10-29, Författare: Sam , testad av: gizmodo.com
Sammanfattning: Since its inception, OnePlus has danced around the fringes of the smartphone market, catering to nerds and enthusiasts with spec-laden devices for reasonable prices. And unlike the Apples and the Samsungs of the world, OnePlus has thrived even though it r...
Sammanfattning: OnePlus' second flagship smartphone of 2018 has gotten off to a rocky start, to say the least. First of all, just about everything there is to know about the OnePlus 6T leaked long before the phone was announced on Monday. Of course, that pretty much goes...
One can quibble about resolution, but the panel quality is great, Low-light performance has improved a lot, Smaller notch and chin will please the picky, shape still feels comfortable, Oxygen OS is still close to stock, and it's still great, $549 is one o
It doesn't have one. ????, Doesn't bother me, but many dislike glass backs, especially without wireless charging, Not the best sound, Still no official IP rating, $549 also represents a bump for the cheapest model (though it has double the storage now)
Yes. Losing the headphone jack sucks, but that's a fight I know I'm going to lose in the coming years, and OnePlus has made a very good phone with the 6T. I don't consider the in-display fingerprint reader to be a game-changing addition since there's no r...
Still not the industry leader in camera technology, No wireless charging, No waterproofing, Bulky, Photos by Raj Rout, Competitors for OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 6T vs Vivo NEX, OnePlus 6T vs Asus Zenfone 5Z, OnePlus 6T vs OnePlus 6, Facebook Comments, ShareTwee
For its asking price, which we expect to be in the region of Rs 38k, the OnePlus 6T is still the most bang-for-buck smartphone, at least in my books. The smartphone offers good cameras, has an excellent battery life, ships with Android Pie and is the fast...
Super-fast in-display fingerprint sensor, Gorgeous display with tiny teardrop notch, Improved camera, T-Mobile support, Android Pie out of the box
No headphone jack, Lacks wireless charging
You won't find a better smartphone for this price. Other companies are making ultra-pricey flagships with an emphasis on artificial intelligence that just can't compete with the iPhones and Galaxies on the market (ahem, LG and HTC). There is now a glut of...
