Best OnePlus smartphones 2026: compare and buy at the best price on Kimovil

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  • Good phone, but aggregations is limited, only 3CA or 4CA in LTE but in the same band(b1+b1+b7+b7) or others

    Pros
    • photo
    • processor
    • modem
    • system comfortable
    Cons
    • Mobile network
    • system optimisation
    • battery
    • 8.2
    • Screen8.0
    • Performance9.0
    • Camera7.5
    • Connectivity7.3
    • Battery5.0
  • Best phone I ever owned

    Not much to review besides the pros x cons already listed.

    I went from Galaxy S6 (2016) to Galaxy S8 (2018) to Galaxy S20 (2020) to OnePlus 8T (2021). The OP8T was the first phone that made me feel like I had something worth keeping.

    - I paid £360. For a phone with flagship specs. When the other brands were charging around £900 and delivering a worse product.

    - OxygenOS is amazing! Clean, great UX. With other brands, there's always a lot of terrible decisions that make me think they hire the most incompetent product managers they can find. With OxygenOS, everything just made sense (not sure about the newest updates, since the OP8T stopped receiving updates a long time ago).

    - The battery lasted 2-3 days when I bought it, and after 4.5 years the battery was still lasting 1-1.5 days (AccuBattery reports 82% battery health).

    The only thing that made me finally replace the OP8T were the infamous green lines that started appearing on the screen.

    Pros
    • Amazing battery life and longevity
    • Flagship performance
    • Mid-range price
    • Ergonomic form factor
    • OxygenOS
    Cons
    • Camera is good but not flagship level
    • Green lines after 4+ years
    • 10
    • Screen10
    • Performance10
    • Camera7.7
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery10
  • Last of its kind

    It seems to be the last mid-range phone that isn't a sketchy brick that has remotely good performance & the holy grail: An SD card slot.
    Yes, you can buy a phone with 512gb or 1tb internal storage, but with a micro SD I can, in most scenarios, extract the card to move data from a broken device onto a computer. I have over 300gb of locally hosted music, audiobooks, and podcasts, and plenty of space for videos downloaded via YouTube Premium (I take a lot of long flights with patchy wifi)

    This device performs exactly as expected with most mid-range devices. The over 1m Antutu score (Though Antutu has a weird reputation these days) is a basic requirement of mine when choosing a device. The cameras are okay, but you probably aren't one to take a lot of photos if you're looking at a device like this. The screen quality is great on all but the most overcast days. I have dropped it many many times (mind you with a basic case & many screen protectors) and never broken it.

    The fast charging is much slower than the CE4 but the CE4 also discharged a lot quicker.
    It does get a little hot sometimes, but then again that could be my case & the fact I have stickers all over the back of my phone.

    It does have some really annoying battery saving features that you cannot easily disable. This leads to late & reoccurring notifications. I have even missed calls, and it has lead to android auto dropping out. I have done my best to disable as many of these as possible and it has atleast made android auto stable but the notification issue remains. This was present on my OnePlus CE4 as well, along with the Motorola I had prior to that - it seems some of these less-than-flagship ROMs have some weird instabilities.

    I like the phone, I am sad that OnePlus removed SD cards from the CE6 & likely from their future lineup, and I will be holding onto this one for dear life until software updates end or until the next Nord CE comes out with SD card expansion.

    • 7.6
    • Screen7.7
    • Performance8.3
    • Camera5.7
    • Connectivity9.3
    • Battery9.0
  • It was pretty good, but i didnt like it because i really dont like weak and small battery devices, as my self i own Tank 4 pro.

    • 6.7
    • Screen6.5
    • Performance9.0
    • Camera7.2
    • Battery9.0
  • good camera 60 fps

    Pros
    • smartphone is good
    Cons
    • game 27 fps
    • 5.9
    • Screen7.0
    • Performance6.3
    • Camera7.0
    • Connectivity7.0
    • Battery7.0
  • The battery optimisation is definitely not good on OxygenOS 16 (2026) but apart from that it's great.

    • 8.6
    • Screen7.0
    • Performance9.6
    • Camera8.5
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery5.0
  • Best performance for a mid-ranger

    I love how clean the operating system and UI is, the performance is amazing for games, it has a smooth 120hz display with deep blacks and 1300nits max, the camera is good enough for me and the night photos are oddly great.

    • 9.1
    • Screen8.7
    • Performance9.3
    • Camera9.2
    • Connectivity9.3
    • Battery9.0
  • Good mobile but with some issues

    Battery drains fast, display is okay but weak, processor main issue heats very high, camera quality 48 mp is better than other 120 mp claims.

    Pros
    • Good Camera quality
    Cons
    • Processor heating issues
    • Battery drains fast
    • 7.6
    • Screen5.2
    • Performance5.3
    • Camera7.5
    • Connectivity4.3
    • Battery0.0
  • Biggest , fastest, smart

    Infra red , battery, camera, just perfect

    • 10
    • Screen10
    • Performance10
    • Camera10
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery9.0
  • The best in its price segment

    • 10
    • Screen9.5
    • Performance9.6
    • Camera9.2
    • Connectivity10
    • Battery9.0

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