From waterproofing to wireless charging, the OnePlus 8 Pro is a flagship through and through - and does more than enough to earn its top-end price

OnePlus 8 Pro Review: OnePlus 8 Pro is almost 75 per cent the same phone as the OnePlus 8. But the remaining 25 per cent packs an extra...

The OnePlus 8 Pro finally delivers the full package, and at a price that undercuts the latest crop of 2020 flagships.

Amazingly bright display; 120Hz at QHD+ Resolution; Great battery life; Fast wired & wireless charging; Finally a good camera at launch; Oxygen OS is still the best Android Skin; Official IP68 water resistance rating

Priced like a flagship; 5G compatibility is not great

The OnePlus 8 Pro is the best and most well-rounded phone the Chinese maker has ever produced, partnering simply mind-blowing speed and performance with the best display ever shipped on a smartphone and a suite of flagship features which, in part, had been missing from previous devices.

Astonishing 120Hz; QHD+; HDR10+ screen; Rapid internal hardware; Next-gen 5G connectivity; Impressive benchmark scores; IP68 water and dust proof; Buttery smooth Oxygen OS 10.5; Stylish design with great ergonomics; Battery that goes the distance

Camera system; while good; is beaten elsewhere

The OnePlus 8 Pro might not be the outright bargain we've come to expect from the brand, but for your £900 you get the best all-round phone for Android gamers on the market, with a phenomenal 120Hz screen and top-drawer performance.

The OnePlus 8 Pro is a proper flagship phone. No more cutting corners. No more 'flagship killer' underdog mantra. OnePlus is now officially mixing it with the biggest names in mobile.

One of the best displays around; 5G and plenty of power; Reverse & fast wireless charging

Most expensive OnePlus yet; Sizable rear camera bump; Less storage base model vs 7T Pro

The 8 Pro shows OnePlus is no longer the underdog significantly undercutting the big boys on price. Instead it has filled the cost-cutting gaps with features that truly rival the best from others.

Futuremark's PCMark for Android Work 2.0 Battery test takes workloads from the benchmark itself (image and video editing, email and web browsing) and scripts them in a loop that runs until battery levels drop below 20 percent.

Great Build Quality And Ergonomics; Killer 120Hz OLED Display; Exceptional Camera Performance; Great General Performance; Clean Android Software Setup; Wireless Charging And IP68; Great Build Quality And Ergonomics; Gorgeous 90Hz Display; Exceptional Battery Life; Top-Notch Performance

Pricey; Especially For OnePlus; Middling Battery Life At 120Hz; No Headphone Jack; No Storage Expansion; Spotty Camera Issues; No Headphone Jack; No Wireless Charging; No Storage Expansion; No IP68 Protection

If we're grading 2020 on a curve—and, boy, does it need it—these are technically the best smartphones we've seen so far. The 8 Pro is a better phone than the Galaxy S20+, and it's $300 cheaper.

The 120Hz display looks beautiful. It's brighter, it's faster, and it's a joy to use; Mostly stock Android with extra features is the model all OEMs should follow; OnePlus finally fixed some long-running user complaints, like the lack of wireless charging and an IP68 water-resistance rating.

There is still no always-on display; The fingerprint reader isn't any bigger or faster than last year; Curved displays offer no benefits, but they distort the display image and reflect glare; The hole punch front camera is a downgrade.

Starting at $899, the OnePlus 8 Pro is undoubtedly one of OnePlus’ most expensive devices to date . Adding features such as the class-leading Snapdragon 865 processor with X55 modem, 30W wireless charging, official IP68 certification, and a high-quality 120Hz display only pushed the price tag...

Fantastic 120Hz display Fast 30W wired and wireless charging Official IP Rating Streamlined software Versatile cameras Good battery life

No optical zoom lens Gimmicky Color filter camera drives up price 3W reverse wireless charging is relatively slow Jitter in multitasking