When I reviewed the OnePlus 7 Pro, I said it's the best Android device that you can buy, whereas previously I'd have said that OnePlus devices were the best you could buy for the price. The OnePlus 7T is a phenomenal device in terms of display, speed, and...
Published: 2019-10-14, Author: Jared , review by: talkandroid.com
Abstract: OnePlus has recently announced the OnePlus 7T and OnePlus 7T Pro, albeit with some pretty strange release schedules. The US didn't get the OnePlus 7, and this time we're not getting the Pro model. There's not a significant difference between the two, so...
Published: 2019-10-09, Author: Joel , review by: gizmochina.com
Abstract: While the two models are yet to debut internationally, the OnePlus 7T is already available in India. And I have been using the OnePlus 7T for the past week. So, here's my first impressions of the new model.The OnePlus 7T brings on a familiar design on th...
Published: 2019-10-09, Author: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
Abstract: Over that last few years, OnePlus has earned a reputation for offering well-appointed, high-performance mobile devices that compete with other contemporary flagships, but with highly aggressive pricing. When we looked at the OnePlus 7 Pro back in June, or...
90Hz is super smooth, and the screen gets quite bright for easy visibility outside, Being able to focus as close as an inch away won't be useful for most people, but it's very useful for me. Every phone should have this, Sharper than the one in the 7 Pro,
I examined two units, and the screen is much less uniform at lower brightness than the older OnePlus 7 Pro, which is especially unpleasant when using Android 10's dark themes. Grays are also easily crushed/clipped to black, Isn't actually rated to resist
OnePlus 7T8/10Probably. The OnePlus 7T is a great phone, though I still personally think the 7 Pro is a better device — purely because of how flawless its screen was. If you think you might be picky about that sort of thing, it's easily worth spending the...
Published: 2019-10-08, Author: Victor , review by: phonearena.com
Great value for the money, Super fast performance, Very fast charging (0 to 50% in just 20 minutes), 90-Hertz screen that also has vibrant colors, Android 10 on board, improved gesture navigation, Mute switch is a cool and useful addition, It comes with a
Camera not quite on par with the best, You cannot use ultra-wide camera for video, No expandable storage, no headphone jack, No wireless charging
Still, one of the best value-for-money offersAll in all, the OnePlus 7T is another great phone by OnePlus.It's just incredibly fast and smooth in a way that many more expensive Android phones could learn a lesson. It also has a beautiful screen and excell...
90-Hz display, great triple-camera setup, fancy and stable chassis, good stereo speakers, long battery life, accurate GPS, several LTE frequencies
strong heat development under load, no microSD, not protected against water or dust, 90-Hz mode not enabled by default for many games
– Great technology with minor shortcomingsThere are differences to the Pro model in terms of the display; the OnePlus 7T is rather at the bottom of the upper class here, and last year's Pro model offers even more when it comes to resolution and color acc...
Impressive design for a sub-$600 smartphone, Incredible performance, Great battery life, Oxygen OS 10 is amazing, Android 10 out of the box, Great value for the money, Smaller and easier to handle than the OnePlus 7 Pro
No wireless charging, No IP rating for waterproofing, Camera could use some work, No expandable storage, No "upgraded" models (just one version in the US)
The OnePlus 7T is a pretty amazing smartphone for $599. There are some things that we'd like to see changed or fixed though, specifically with the cameras. And of course, getting a full HD+ smartphone in 2019 sounds ludicrous. But when you compare the One...
