OnePlus may not have it absolutely spot on in many departments, including camera and a handful of other premium features that the company tends not to offer on its devices. However, there's very little that compares to a OnePlus smartphone when it comes to performance.

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Improved performance; Lengthier battery life; Still a fantastic camera

Brexit induced price hike

mid range device performance decreases after few months

quick face recognisation; good camera

no dual front camera; no dust resistant; no water resistant; no sd card slot; no stereo speaker

For £499, the OnePlus 5T looks like it has everything you'd expect from a phone that costs hundreds of pounds more. There's a 6in AMOLED display, Snapdragon 835 processor, dual camera setup, fingerprint scanner and new facial recognition technology.

Very fast; Modern design; Fingerprint scanner and facial recognition are really good; Clean software with a few useful tweaks; Dash charge is great

Camera is disappointing; Storage not expandable

I mentioned in the intro that I came to like the OnePlus 3 so much, I wasn't sure I'd ever find another phone that could replace it, in terms of being such a great all-around package.

Seriously well-rounded package; Charges ridiculously fast (0-60% 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.

Optical zoom from the OP5 is gone on the 5T; No expandable storage; Camera struggles in some low-light conditions

The Camera is fantastic

The battery does not last as long as i'd like but does still last all day even with fairly heavy use; Google maps will drain it though

I've had this phone for about a week now and it's great! I was previously using the iPhone 6s which has lasted more than 2years with no problems but, I wanted a phone with more features, better camera quality and customisation. The first thing I noticed about the P10 is its speed.

OnePlus 5T clearly emerges as the winner in the 30K category without too much of competition there. The smartphone performs like a beast with top notch Qualcomm 835 chipset and shoots pictures like nothing less than DSLR with dual camera setup and pretty awesome low light output with f1.7.

Last year I reviewed the OnePlus 3T as a Windows phone user, and I called it the best Android phone for Windows phone converts. Its price, software, and design made it a no-brainer for Android newcomers, and it was a great option for those who are looking to switch from Windows phone.

Premium build quality; Lots of RAM means great performance; Clean; relatively stock Android

Slippery; Camera is only

Many people interested in the OnePlus 5T, reading this review, and pouring over the spec sheet will ask "where's the catch?" To be fair, OnePlus' latest doesn't reach perfect feature parity with every high-end handset.

Beautiful Screen; Blistering performance; Great battery life; Flagship-caliber cameras; Very fast charging: Amazing value

No wireless charging or microSD slot; Lacks optical zoom; Not water resistant