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OnePlus 3T in 2017

Hi there, I just bought OnePlus 3T, why? Even when OnePlus 5 is out and OnePlus 5T looming around the corner.

Top five reasons why the 3T might just be a very sound investment if you are in the market for a new phone.

  1. 3T is going for a relatively cheap price.
  2. Its wickedly fast.
  3. Its 1080p display.
  4. Its software.
  5. OnePlus 5 isnt a huge update.

Key Specs
Display - 5.50-inch
Processor - 1.6GHz quad-core
Front Camera - 16-megapixel
Resolution - 1080x1920 pixels
RAM - 6GB
OS - Android 7.1.1
Storage - 64GB
Rear Camera - 16-megapixel
Battery Capacity - 3400mAh

Overall Rating

  • 9/10 - Design
  • 9/10 - Display
  • 9/10 - Software
  • 9/10 - Performance
  • 9/10 - Battery life
  • 9/10 - Camera
  • 9/10 - Value for money

    Important - No other phone with all round 9's.

Good

  • Solid system and app performance
  • Very good battery life
  • Competent set of cameras
  • Amazing premium build quality
  • Good value for money

Bad

  • Nothing as yet

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