ONEPLUS 6T FULL REVIEW

OnePlus's success is one of the textbook examples of viral online marketing in the smartphone industry. The Chinese manufacturer has built its reputation as an enthusiasts brand up from total obscurity relying on cutthroat pricing, lofty slogans and a loyal, tight-knit community.

There's a new OnePlus 6T flagship in town, one uniquely similar and all the while, different from its predecessor. A new and bigger AMOLED panel, with a smaller notch and cutting-edge in-display fingerprint reader, plus a bigger battery pretty much define the upgrade over the OnePlus 6. However, the OnePlus 6T also marks the official removal of the headphone jack - surely, a downgrade and sad occasion for many long-term fans.So love it or hate it, the OnePlus 6T design and hardware are a product of the market realities and trends in 2018.
           

                   OnePlus says it will only make T devices when technology has progressed enough and it’s imperative to improve on a handset before the next generation… and the OnePlus 6T is the embodiment of that rationale, as it feels like a genuine step up from the OnePlus 6, which launched earlier in 2018.

FUTURES OF ONEPLUS 6T
■Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 845
■8GB RAM
■OxygenOS - powered by Android P
■3,700 mAh all-day battery
■16 + 20MP dual cameras
■In-screen fingerprint sensor
■Seamless design that feels
■comfortable in hand
■Corning® Gorilla® Glass 6
■Custom display options like Reading Mode
■Intelligent Scene Recognition
■Nightscape technology for amazing night shots
■Super slow-mo video at 480 frames per second
■Fast Charge technology
■Improved water and dust resistance
■Face Unlock

The OnePlus 6T's magical sensor works like a charm and makes us wish other smartphones would add this option in addition to facial recognition,But the 6T also doubles down on value;the base storage increases from 64GB to 128GB on this version, while the price ticks up just $20 from the OnePlus 6. The $549 entry-level 6T remains about half the price of other flagship phones with edge-to-edge displays and cutting-edge specs, and you don't even have to sacrifice great photos or solid battery life to save all that money.

OnePlus continues to deliver great hardware and software features with the 6T. However,a sluggish in-display fingerprint reader and the controversial decision to remove the headphone jack might give you pause. The 6T would have otherwise been a fitting successor to the highly praised 6.

It's no longer the brand you turn to for a breath of fresh air and just on the opposite, you get what everyone else is serving