The OnePlus 9 Pro is a smartphone with a big, brilliant display and a high powered set of cameras. OnePlus 9 Pro is one of two devices, the other also called OnePlus 9 (without the Pro), with a price that’s over $200 different – with specs to match.

Brilliant professional display, Elegant industrial design, Extraordinary Hassleblad camera array, Decent stereo speaker system, Out-performs launch price

Punch hole display for front-facing camera, Glass front and back demands protective case

The OnePlus 9 Pro brings the flagship fight to Apple and Samsung's door. Does it compete at the very top?...

OnePlus fans should look at the 9 Pro, but unless you really really care about camera specs the price might be hard to swallow.

Hasselblad helps the camera compete for the crown, 120 Hz screens are nice, Solid build quality, Fastest charge in the west

Oxygen OS is a little buggier than competitors, Camera is sometimes inconsistent, Glossy back is a dust and fingerprint magnet, OnePlus 9 isn't waterproof

The OnePlus 9 Pro is a good phone with an awesome 120Hz display and smooth performance overall. But it’s let down but it’s Hasselblad Camera.

Great 120Hz display, Good cameras (mostly), Smooth performance, Good battery life, Slightly cheaper than the OnePlus 8 Pro, Fast 50W wireless charging and 65W wired charging

Hasselblad branding doesn’t add much to the camera experience, The phone gets very warm when shooting high-quality video, Photos take a long to process and can turn out blurry, Low fingerprint reader placement

The other factor to your buying decision is, do you need the “Pro” version of the phone. Well, I have the standard OnePlus 9 5G and I will be posting my experiences of using that soon to see if the missing elements make a big difference. so check that out on the site soon.

Beautiful and fast display; Amazingly fast charging capabilities; Ultra-wide camera improvements;

Price continues to climb; Hasselblad partnership doesn't offer much -- yet; Inconsistent batter performance;

The OnePlus 8 Pro launched in April 2020, and is only now being replaced by the OnePlus 9 Pro. A year in OnePlus world is an absolute age, as the company has usually released a refreshed “T” model six months into a model’s life span. But that’s not the case with the 8 Pro. All this extra time should mean that the OnePlus 9 Pro is something really special, right? It’s the first OnePlus phone released in partnership with super-expensive camera brand Hasselblad, which has lent its expertise to the OnePlus 9 Pro’s camera, and that certainly sounds special. But otherwise, the OnePlus 9 Pro looks to be as dependable as we expect from OnePlus, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but can being dependable also be exciting? Let’s get into more detail. If you’re interested in the OnePlus 9, which is cheaper but not as technically capable as the 9 Pro, read our in-depth review. Less sharp-edged, considerably shinier, and more than a little weightier, the OnePlus 9 Pro has a very different look an...

All the power you could want; A stunning screen; Very fast wired and wireless charging; Reliable, smooth, and quick software;

Hasselblad involvement isn't that noticeable; At $969, it faces serious flagship competition;

With the Pro, OnePlus tries to address the series' historically biggest issue: the cameras. However, even with support from Hasselblad, it still doesn't quite hit the mark in that regard. But the rest of the phone impresses, with fast wireless charging truly brilliant, and the display being top notch too.

Speedy and fluid performance; Great display; Primary camera is strong; Fast wired and wireless charging is a game-changer; Responsive and customisable software;

Zoom camera is poor; Colours from ultra-wide and primary cameras don't match; Glossy finish is slippery and attracts fingerprints;

The OnePlus 9 Pro is a cheaper alternative to rival flagship smartphones and makes a decent case to be the big-screen phone for your pocket Good HDR handling Strong gaming performance Impressive camera array Uninspiring audio Video short on subtlety

The OnePlus 9 Pro is yet another great-performing, well-made smartphone from the Chinese brand. At £829 it still undercuts the competition on RRP, but not significantly with the frequent discounts for Samsung’s Galaxy S21 series and others available online.

Pros: Slick performance, good software, good battery life, speedy charging, great screen, solid camera, water resistance.

Cons: Only three years of software support, camera can over-sharpen images, screen glass not the toughest available.