OnePlus 7T Pro 8 GB RAM 256 GB SIM-Free Smartphone - Haze Blue (2 Year Manufacturer Warranty) – United Kingdom

Best phone I've ever owned. Super fast with a beautiful screen and body. I love this phone. I love how there is no notch or punch out or fat bezel. The motorized camera is as quick or even faster then my old iphone 8's front facing camera took to load. I don't take many selfies but this works absolutely fine and the main camera is also very good. The warp charge is stupid fast, I leave it for like 10min and it's charged by nearly 30%, so I don't really care about the wireless charging being absent. Also this phone is waterproof, I've been washing it every other day with the pandemic and it's been fine, it's obviously not ment to be used in the water as the screen dosent really register inputs whilst submerged. I also wouldn't risk holding it in the bath but I also would be freaked out if it fell in, more of an habit from old phones. The case that comes with the phone is very good, not super stylish but it does a good job, dropped it more times than I would like to admit and the only damage is a slight scuff from when I had it out of the case of a couple of weeks and dropped it, no damage to the screen at all with no screen protector. No Headphone Jack but there are alot of good options for wireless headphones these days (no type c to Jack cable included, is a minus unfortunately). So if you're in the market for a new phone that doesn't have a notch, bezel or hole punch and is still a really really fast phone with a good camera get this, you won't be disappointed. Love it!

I have had iphones on contracts for 10 years. I also have a Mac as my only computer, so was reluctant to try anything else. However, I decided that I needed to break away from the contract loop, and buy a phone outright to use with a sim only deal. This phone blew away the competition at the same pricepoint. I LOVED my iPhones. My last one was the iphone 8, which was coming up to 2 years old. This phone absolutely destroys it in every way. The screen! OMG - no cut outs, no notches, just fills the entire face of the phone with 90htz, OLED goodness. Seriously this is the greatest screen ever fitted to a mobile phone. The speed! It charges SO fast! If I'm going out and my phone is on 15%, I can plug it in while I get ready. 20 minutes later it's at 80+%! Every task you do on the phone is SO FAST! it makes my iphone look like a toy. The battery - I use it in a morning before work, as a sat nav for an hour, on and off during my 8 hour day at work, and as a sat nav on the way home again. It's never dropped below 55% by the time I get home. My iphone would have needed a good charge half way through the day Oxygen - The optimisations that Oneplus have put into this phone are incredible. It's Stock Android, only better! Compared to the Apple experience. OK - it doesn't natively play nicely with a Mac. But I can now do everything that I did with my iPhone, plus a whole lot more. A bit of research gave me a great mail app, a great messaging app (that I can also use from my Mac), screen mirroring and phone control from my Mac etc etc. In short it's not as 'plug and play' as using an iphone within apple's ecosystem - but everything is possible. Seriously if you are considering this phone, just buy it - it is completely and utterly fantastic. The best phone I have ever seen or used, by some margin.

Had to give it a couple a days before reviewing. It's been about a month now and I'll have to say, OnePlus may have a new fan. Started off on the Samsung band wagon, when the Note 2 was the biggest phone you could get, I loved the screen size. Tried almost every phone you can think of, I even had an iPhone 6s Plus until this OnePlus came along. Currently wrapping up the iPhone to sell. Pros - Stupid fast! - Silky smooth - Futuristic look - Nice customizable UI - Well priced Cons - Battery with 90hz and 2k hits the battery a bit. I still get home with about 70% and then play games, scroll social media, watch YouTube for about 4 hours then the battery goes down to about 30% Now that's pretty good, but I had a Huawei Mate 20 Pro and that phone had ridiculously good battery life. The good thing is you can turn off 90hz and 2k and you'll have superb battery life but thats not fun - lack of premium phone cases... Like really, where the good looking wood and leather cases at? - I've slightly missed wireless charging, not enough to stop using the phone, but occasionally I find myself wanting to just put the phone on a charging pad.

I liked everything about this phone. I used to have the OnePlus 6T before which was a great little phone. This is the version up with a pro camera. Pictures on it are good. Very fast and responsive great refresh rate. Beautiful looking phone. Lovely curved screen reminds me of the galaxy edge. Depending on how much you us your phone the battery lasts 3/4 of a days charge.But that Could also because I have bought this phone second hand. Love the way the OnePlus 7 tpros camera pops up from inside. But I am still happy it's a all-round good phone.

Watch reviews and comparison videos for the details as they tend to hit the key points on what makes this phone a joy to use, but the difference makers for me is the Oneplus software and that notchless display (I bought the 7T Pro). Coming from the 3T, using googles backing up services for your phone (all automatic on setup) and the Oneplus transfer app, moving from my previous device to this was unbelievably easy. It grabbed every media file, remembered info (wifi passwords etc.) and settings option, and transferred it through a local wifi hotspot connection. All automatically setup once the app was installed on my old device from the Playstore (you will have to re-sign in playstore apps where relevant). That notchless display is spectacular; the refresh rate, software and high resolution makes using the phone lightning quick. I also tend to enjoy a lot of media through my device and it's never looked more GLORIOUS. I could gush about this screen all damned day. It's sad they've moved to the hole-punch for the 8 series, but grab this device instead, only gonna become cheaper with time! Some downsides; it's a bar of soap, OnePlus thankfully includes a decent enough case in-box which helps this, but out of a case, this thing is WAITING to slide out of your hands (though it's pretty durable looking at vids online). It's also a bit of a chunky boi, while I personally don't mind the size, cases can easily increase it's already large footprint very quickly. I've found a slim fit case with a flip cover for the screen as a happy middle between size and protection (the Nilkin one on here for 7t pro), but bear in mind the thicker armoured cases might make this quite unweildly for some who want a slimmer feel in hand when using or carrying the phone around. Overall still a 5/5 from me however, found a case which hits my protection-to-size sweet spot, the phone is damn near perfect for all of my purposes and over-delivers like a champ in it's screen and software features. Phenomenal device.

The speed at which this phone charges is amazing. There is nothing more annoying than knowing that you have to leave the hose in 20 mins or so for an all day event/work, knowing that your phone is at 5% or so due to forgetting to charge it. In just 10-20 mins of charging, the phones battery will go from 5% (in my example) to 50% plus easily. For peace-of-mind alone, it's one of the features I love the most. The 90Hz refresh rate on the screen is also fantastic, and really doesn't dent the battery life all that much. I'm not a heavy user, but do spend a lot of time on Twitter and Reddit when commuting to and from work. I came from a Pixel 2 XL, which was having an issue with it's battery charging port, which was driving me nuts, especially as I am very forgetful when it comes to remembering to charge the thing. I had to hold the charger in the port and keep pressure on it just to charge. Camera wise, it's not as good as the Pixel, but to honest, you'd have to look pretty close to see a huge difference. The front camera pops up for selfies (if that's your thing) as well as for facial recognition. I tested dropping the phone on to my sofa with the camera out, and it will instantly go back in if it senses that the phone is falling, which is a great little feature. Price wise, it really is value for money, as you will be paying a lot more for the features that this device has when compared to other flagship devices. The OLED screen also look incredible compared to my previous Pixel XL 2.

I bought the phone for it's notch-less and vivid screen display plus it's raw speed and it does not disappoint! The new warp charge 30T also is great to have and is the fastest that I have ever seen a phone charge up the battery plus the battery life on this phone is amazing! They have even managed to throw in a clear phone case in the box! Buy this phone if you think you deserve a top of the range smartphone but don't feel comfortable getting charged an arm and a leg by Huawei, Samsung or Apple but still want to keep up with the pace of daily demands that only a top-notch (no pun intended) smartphone can fulfill. Oneplus has now years of experience developing smartphones so they don't have to do much marketing for me to buy another one of their devices. I have upgraded from a Oneplus 3 device and having already used the OxygenOS, I felt right at home after having setup my phone and having my backups restored to the newer device. I just wish that Oneplus will become more internationally available but also understand that the big players like Samsung and Apple are pretty big bullies that can quickly undercut the marketing attempts of the smaller companies like Oneplus.

Just a great phone all round. Battery life could be a bit better but it is not an issue at all with the warp charge and ability to turn down the screen resolution. The screen is amazing!! Pretty much stock Android with regular updates for security and stability keep me coming back to OnePlus whenever I want a new phone. Can't really comment on camera quality as I don't really use it for that but the pictures and videos are certainly good enough for me. The one gripe I do have is that the finger print scanner can be a bit hit and miss. I turned of facial recognition as I didn't want to wear out the selfie camera. But I can live with it and I am guessing they will play with the software over the next few updates to make it better.