The 5T is a slick improvement on an already slick phone, with useful extras in addition to that eye-catching screen. It’s still very much a handset made to a budget, which becomes clear when you stick it next to a more expensive rival - there’s no waterproofing, wireless charging, or expandable storage, and as much as we prefer metal for its sturdiness, glass is most definitely in right now. The mere six month turnover between phones might sting a bit if you recently sprung for a OnePlus 5, too. We've been criticising Sony for doing the same for years, so it's only fair to give OnePlus some stick too. Really though, the price is what should make the 5T a winner. You’re getting a more modern screen, slicker camera and smart bonuses like facial recognition, for the same price as the old phone - that’s half the price of an Apple or Google handset.

18:9 aspect screen brings it bang up to date; Slight camera improvements; Same great performance & battery life;

No waterproofing, wireless charging; Camera quality still middle of the pack; A bit too soon?;

Three finishes The Huawei P10 is rather unique in that there is a choice of finishes. Accompanying sandblast and high gloss, we find the first hyper diamond cut finishing on a smartphone. This technique adds strength and colour, while heightening brightness.

Chinese communications giant Huawei has several premium phone models available. Only a few weeks ago we had a close look at the $999.99 Huawei Mate 9 , with its mighty 5.9 inch screen.

Good value for money; good performance; good camera; 3 month screen protection

Really; nothing much

With a 6-inch display and thinner bezels, the OnePlus 5T is nearly as good as the premium crop of Android phones, but for hundreds less.

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

Camera is better; but the loss of a telephoto lens is a bummer; No expandable storage; water resistance; or wireless charging

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

In comparison with OnePlus 5, the 5T is slightly better with more modern features. It runs smoothly without troubling to kill the app running at the background. You can click quality shots in daylight and even in low light. It's a perfect choice, right now, at this price segment.

Sharp screen; good battery; performance; camera

Running on old Android N and Android 8.0 update will take months

Sure, there's some things which you could be critical of. Huawei's design, while perfectly acceptable, is just a little .. boring. The P10 looks good, but it looks much like most other slab-style smartphones on the market. It doesn't really stand out.

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The OnePlus 5T is a superb, affordable phone for new buyers, despite only minor changes from the OnePlus 5.

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.

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.

Huawei again presents a superb product that does not need to accept much criticism with its P10 lifestyle smartphone. The actual high-end product in the lineup is the P10 Plus edition.

classy design and high-quality materials, lightning-fast SoC, generous UFS 2.1 storage, fast LTE Cat; 12 with broad frequency coverage, good camera with hybrid zoom, decent battery life, expandable storage, decent speaker, up to three-year warranty, SuperCharge, good screen that..

...unfortunately has a resolution of just 1080p; worse screen-body ratio; inflated firmware; slow ac Wi-Fi; sluggish micro-SD slot; no MHL or SlimPort; throttling during load

Overall, the 5T is a healthy addition to the OnePlus family. It takes what we already loved about the OnePlus 5 and refines the design and software a bit, while maintaining a similar sub-$500 price point.

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

No official IP certification No expandable storage Sub-par low light camera performance