OnePlus 8

Great build and ergonomics, the phone feels smaller than it actually is.

A bit pricey outside of China and India, costs more than the 7T Pro when accounting for the storage.

So this time around, it's hard to say for sure whether the OnePlus 8 is worth your money. As you can see, it depends on the market, and it depends on what you are after. But putting the software aside, in markets outside of China and India, there might...

5G with no massive price hike;Top-end processor;Rich, bright OLED screen

Rubbish macro camera;No optical zoom;Still missing wireless charging and an IP rating

Affordable 5G connectivity Impressive specs Big 4,300mAh battery

No telephoto camera No wireless charging Price hike over predecessor

The OnePlus 8 sets the bar high for mid-priced flagships in 2020. While its design refinements borrow elements from other flagships, it's an undeniably sleek phone, with waterfall display edges and a punch-hole for the front-facing camera. With a...

90Hz display ; Great battery life ; Solid performance

Camera quality could still be better ; No wireless charging ; No IP rating (on the unlocked model)

The OnePlus 8 is the cheaper of the two phones OnePlus has just announced. It might not have wireless charging or an IP rating, but it still represents OnePlus’ strengths as a brand, with a great screen, performance, and battery life.

Most affordable 5G phone ; Lovely screen ; Fast performance ; Elegant software

Camera not quite as good as more expensive phones ; Lacks millimeter-wave 5G on T-Mobile ; No wireless charging

The OnePlus 8 delivers 5G flagship performance at a fair price, making it the right phone to buy for a new network in an economically uncertain time.

Fantastic speed and battery life. ; Very nice design with an excellent display ; OxygenOS continues to impress

Not much of an improvement over the 7T ; 5G drives the price up with little benefit. ; Starting price is $100 higher than the previous model's

The OnePlus 8 is caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, it’s $200 cheaper than the OnePlus 8 Pro, which makes it a compelling option for someone on a bit of a budget. On the other hand, it’s $200 more than the recently reduced OnePlus 7T,...

Gorgeous finish - and not a fingerprint magent for once ; Strong battery life easily lasts a day ; Smooth software with useful gaming mode too ; Top-drawer processor means oodles of power

Cameras aren't leading ; Excessive contrast at low brightness ; 90Hz of questionable benefit ; No wireless charging ; Would like a non-5G version to cut price down

Sure, it's pricier than its predecessors, but this handset continues to deliver a flagship experience that costs hundreds less than an equivalent from most others. That's OnePlus' big selling point, delivered time and again. If you want more from the...

Solid overall performance ; Excellent ergonomic design; feels great in hand ; Vibrant 90 Hz AMOLED display ; Improved battery life and faster charging ; Oxygen OS is still arguably the best Android UI

Average camera performance for the segment ; Camera department is a downgrade as compared to the OnePlus 7T ; No IP rating, 3.5 mm headphone jack, wireless charging ; A bit overpriced

Bright, sharp, colorful display ; Display 120Hz image refresh rate ; Fast wired charging (with included charger) ; Simple software with great potential for advanced users ; Cameras capture great photos in most conditions

Punch hole is pro for some, con for others ; No 3.5mm headphone jack ; Different iteration needed for mmWave 5G