The OnePlus 7T succeeds where the OnePlus 7 failed – it isn't just an incremental update, it's a welcome overhaul and a worthy alternative to the 7 Pro. It combines stellar design with an excellent stills and video camera, not to mention a very good-looking 90Hz screen.

Incredibly smooth video; Great stills camera; Stunning 90Hz display

No headphone jack; No wireless charging; No expandable storage

OnePlus' latest does more than any other phone at this price

A versatile; capable camera system; 90Hz screen is wonderfully smooth; Great performance; Super-fast battery charging

Some software glitches; 128GB storage is all you get

OnePlus' latest smartphone reminds me why I love the brand

The camera is really decent; Haptic engine is one of the best I've used; Man is it fast

I would have loved to lose the notch; The camera bump is massive; OnePlus has the worst ambient display options

It might not have the sharper display of the 7 Pro, but we think the 7T is the best OnePlus phone this year on balance, regardless of cost. The big, flat and skinny-bezeled screen on the front is gorgeous, the battery lasts, the performance is speedy, and the cameras are fun to play with.

Screen is vibrant and responsive; Fast and smooth performance; Fast-charging battery; Cameras offer a lot of versatility

Quite a big phone; No wireless charging; Camera still showing issues at times - particularly in night mode

The OnePlus 7T is a beautiful-looking phone with some better-than-flagship features for a lower-than-flagship price. Its camera isn’t the best around, but it’s competitive and outguns its predecessor in every way. The phone also has stacks of power, great battery life and a dreamy new design. While the Mi 9T Pro will likely still offer better value for money, thanks to that 90Hz screen and Oxygen OS being so darn gorgeous, if you can stump up the extra, the 7T won’t disappoint.

Dreamy new design; Stunning display; Class-leading power;

No wireless charging; No headphone port; No expandable storage;

From its humble start making "flagship killers" in 2014, OnePlus has become one of the fastest-growing smartphone makers, ranking in the top five globally and overtaking brands like Sony, HTC and even LG - the same companies OnePlus once sought to take down.

Dreamy new design; Stunning display; Class-leading power;

No wireless charging; No headphone port; No expandable storage;

OnePlus has had quite the journey in a short amount of time. The Chinese company has built a reputation for delivering premium tier flagship smartphones at lower prices than the competition, becoming a major smartphone player globally in just five years.

The OnePlus 7T is essentially the OnePlus 7 Pro with a few key details changed, just a smidgen. Today we're taking a peek at how well the OnePlus 7T stands up to the OnePlus 7 Pro as well as the rest of the market.

Light yet premium hardware; Vastly better loundspeaker VS 6T; High quality curated custom UI; Significantly improved backside cameras vs 6T; Design identity reboot on-point

Pretty sure the headphone jack is gone for good; No wireless charging; Display notch (for camera) like 6T and 7 (non-pro

OnePlus just announced the new OnePlus 7T, a follow-up to the OnePlus 7, which was released in global markets (but not the US) earlier this year, and the OnePlus 6T from last year. The 7T has a lot of the same features as its sibling, the OnePlus 7 Pro , but it's a little smaller and costs less.

90Hz screen is a joy to use; Smaller and less expensive than the OnePlus 7 Pro; Excellent performance; Android 10 out of the box with useful software enhancements

Camera can't quite compete with more expensive phones; A smaller OnePlus phone is still a pretty big phone; Battery life is only average despite large capacity; No wireless charging