Performance, 65W fast charging, Build quality and design
There is no doubt that OnePlus 8T is a solid smartphone. The OnePlus 8T comes with a premium design and offers all the high-end specifications that one expects from a high price smartphone. Along with all this, the inclusion of 65W fast charging adds more...
30 minutes to fully charge, Flat display has less glare and colour shift, Doesn't overheat when stressed
Primary camera uses a two-year-old sensor, Bulky and thick form factor, Lacks ingress protection
The OnePlus 8T doesn't really bring anything new to the table, but polishes and refines the previous lineup to reach a middle point. The OnePlus 8T is basically the OnePlus 8 that adds the 120Hz refresh rate from the OnePlus 8 Pro, and adds 65W fast charg...
Abstrakt: OnePlus launched the OnePlus 8T smartphone as the successor to OnePlus 8 in an online event yesterday evening. The latest ‘T' flagship from OnePlus comes with a 6.55-inch FHD+ Fluid AMOLED 120Hz display, Snapdragon 865 SoC with X55 5G modem, up to 12GB RA...
120Hz Display, 65W Fast Charging, Supports PD Charging, Flatter Design, Oxygen OS 11 is Great, Smooth Gestures and Animations, Great for Gaming
Green Tint Display Problem, Not much different than OnePlus 8, Slight Changes in Design, Camera Needs a Lot of Work
The OnePlus 8T retails in India for Rs 42,999 (8GB+ 128GB) and Rs 45,999 (12GB+ 256GB) which is not a bad price when considering the hardware inside. However, it does make it hard to recommend this phone especially since the OnePlus 8 will be cheaper and...
Abstrakt: The OnePlus 8T 5G is now official in the Indian market. The latest addition to the OnePlus 8-series line-up completes the brand's 2020 line-up of smartphones unless OnePlus decides to surprise us with new affordable Nord variants. That's a topic for anoth...
The OnePlus 8T is a good upgrade for all OnePlus users who are on phones that came before the OnePlus 7. In fact, I won’t be surprised if OnePlus 8 buyers feel a bit shortchanged after this one because it is, by all means, a better phone, coming just mont...
The OnePlus 8T is an awesome phone by all means. Based on the time I spent with it, it falls in my list of the phones to buy and recommend. The refinements OnePlus made over the older OnePlus 8 are definitely worth the asking price of Rs 42,999. I love wa...
As a phone, the OnePlus 8T is very much a complete package. And as such, if you're looking at the phone from the perspective of a daily driver -- and not one on which to run benchmarks -- there's precious little you can fault it for.Design, display, camer...
Good, Excellent build quality, design, 120Hz, AMOLED display, Very good overall performance, Very fast charging, Decent cameras
Still no IP rating, wireless charging, Average low-light video performance, A bit chunky
After the slightly underwhelming OnePlus 8, all eyes will be on the OnePlus 8T to fix many of its shortcomings. Well, the OnePlus 8T does introduce many changes, but still leaves out many of the features we were hoping to see such as an IP rating or even...
Abstrakt: Just last month, the Sony Xperia Pro was released in the US but at a premium price of over ~RM10K. In their defence, this phone was made more for professional content creators rather than casual smartphone users. Fair enough, but it's a bit strange for a...
