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For quite a few years, OnePlus was the preferred choice of plenty of in-the-know Android diehards. The company was known for building great phones that cost much less than comparable ones from rivals like Samsung while offering unique features like physical alert toggles and pop-up selfie cameras.

By a lot of Android nerds’ accounts, OnePlus lost its way in recent years due to increasingly expensive flagships that eschewed OnePlus’s scrappy underdog origins. But with its latest OnePlus 11, a growing portfolio of low-end and midrange devices, and an exciting new foldable, it seems that OnePlus has gotten back in the game with a bang.

The company might not offer the same number of devices as Samsung, but it does maintain previous-generation devices for a while after making a new generation available, which can muddy the waters when shopping for an upgrade. To help you out, here are our top recommendations for OnePlus phones.

These are the best OnePlus phones for you right now

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OnePlus 11

Best overall

The best phone OnePlus has made in years

The OnePlus 11 makes a compelling case by offering a high-end experience with a super-fast processor, a QHD display, and incredible battery life. Even its camera performance is far more reliable than any other OnePlus phone in the past. Plus, this is the first OnePlus phone to offer four major Android upgrades, so you’re covered for a very long time. The best part is that it does all that without asking for a super-premium price.

Pros

• Great specs for the price
• Two-day battery life, easy
• Crazy fast wired charging

Cons

• OxygenOS is a mixed bag
• No wireless charging

Its design might be a little divisive, but the OnePlus 11 is the company’s best phone in years. It combines top-shelf specs, incredible battery life, and a competent camera system, all for a starting price of $700. It’s still got OnePlus’s crazy-fast wired charging at 80 watts (that’s in the US; it charges at 100 watts internationally), plus it marks the return of another fan-favorite feature in the alert slider, which is conspicuously absent on 2022’s OnePlus 10T.

Camera performance isn’t quite what you’ll get out of flagships from competitors like Samsung or Google. As fast as the OnePlus 11’s wired charging is, that’s the only way to top up — and not a great look, considering most other options around this price point offer wireless charging. Still, it’s a great pick if you’re looking for a flagship-tier experience for a little less. The OnePlus 11 is guaranteed security updates until 2028, too, so you shouldn’t have any trouble making it last for years.

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OnePlus Open

Best foldable

What a foldable should look and feel like in 2023

OnePlus enters the foldable arena with some impressive specs and the kind of unique touches that the enthusiast smartphone maker has long been known for. It checks all the right boxes for performance, screen quality, and sophisticated cameras, although it also sticks with OnePlus’ trend of omitting things like wireless charging.

Pros

• Elegant design
• Excellent battery life and performance
• Great camera by foldable standards

Cons

• Some HDR weirdness on the telephoto lens
• Lacks wireless charging

OnePlus has burst into the foldable phone market this year with the OnePlus Open. The enthusiast brand has clearly learned from the hardships of early entrants like Samsung, managing to avoid the pitfalls to produce an impressive foldable that hits all the right notes for what a foldable should be. Despite its first-generation status, it’s slim, light, has incredible screens both inside and out, and closes flat with no gaps. However, it’s also unmistakably a OnePlus phone, from the Emerald Dusk finish and very prominent Hasselblad-branded camera bump on the exterior to OxygenOS under the hood.

It’s no slouch in the performance department, either, sporting the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon Gen 2 chip that delivers both top-notch speed and great battery life. While the camera performance doesn’t hold up to traditional flagships from Google and Samsung, it definitely punches above its weight class for a foldable, producing accurate and balanced shots that don’t feel like they’re over-processed. Overall, it’s one of the best foldables of the year and a great fit for the enthusiast brand. Sadly, the one big downside is that OnePlus continues its trend of omitting wireless charging from its higher-end phones, so you’ll be stuck with plugging in to top up. However, the good news is that it still features OnePlus’ signature fast charging, so you’ll be able to get it up to 100% in under an hour.

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OnePlus Nord N30 5G

Best value

A lot of phone without breaking the bank

The Nord N30 5G combines the best of its predecessor and some additional benefits to make it a perfect budget phone. There is a larger 5000mAh battery this time around, charging at a faster 50 watts, allowing for quick top-ups. OnePlus has also added a new 120Hz LCD panel, plus you get Android 13 out of the box and the good-old headphone jack.

Pros

• Solid gaming performance
• Bright display
• Good enough battery life

Cons

• Poor build quality
• Subpar camera performance

The most notable upgrades the OnePlus Nord N30 5G brings to the tablet are its battery capacity and charging speed. The phone not only gets you a bigger battery but also a faster 50W charging speed. And as it’s been with many OnePlus phones, the Nord N30 5G gives you enough juice with just a few minutes of charge — and the charger is included in the box. OnePlus decided to go with an LCD panel, which refreshes at a faster 120Hz (as opposed to 60Hz on its predecessor). The display left us impressed with its brightness and overall quality.

You will get Android 13 out of the box, and the phone is slated to receive another major Android update down the line. OnePlus has promised three years of security updates so that you won’t have any trouble using the phone for several years. Unlike most flagships these days, the Nord N30 5G gets you a microSD card slot and even a headphone jack. We only wish OnePlus gave the phone a better camera system to take some nice photos.

OnePlus 10 Pro

Flagship for less

Save some cash by going with last year’s Pro flagship

The previous year’s top-end model makes a lot of sense right now. The OnePlus 10 Pro offers a flagship-class experience without the exorbitant price. You get a capable Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, 12GB of RAM, and 256GB of onboard storage — the highest-end configuration available for the handset — for just $550. And the OnePlus 10 Pro offers an extra perk over the OnePlus 11 in the form of 50W wireless charging. The phone can charge wirelessly faster than wired charging on many phones!

Pros

• Excellent display
• All-day-and-then-some battery life
• Strong performance

Cons

• No rated water resistance on the unlocked model
• Camera performance is hit-or-miss

The OnePlus 10 Pro didn’t wow us at its introductory price of $900, but it’s a much stronger value on sale. The phone’s got excellent hardware quality with a very cool texture on the back panel and a camera bump molded from ceramic. It’s also got a fantastic 120Hz display, long-lasting battery life, and super-fast 65-watt charging. In the US, it’s even faster than in other markets at 80 watts.

For the $550 you can get it for lately, there’s plenty to like about the OnePlus 10 Pro. Its middling update commitment — Android version updates into 2025 and security patches one year longer — is also easier to swallow at a lower price.

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OnePlus Nord N300 5G

Budget champ

Made for budget shoppers on T-Mobile looking for excellent value

The OnePlus Nord N300 5G is a great pick if you’re on a tight budget of under $250. For the asking price, the phone is well equipped, sporting a 90Hz display and a decently capable MediaTek processor. You also get a massive 5000mAh battery that charges at 33W for fast top-ups, in line with many other OnePlus phones. And since you get a 720p panel that isn’t very resource intensive, the battery life you can get from the phone is phenomenal.

Pros

• Affordable
• Long battery life and reasonably quick charging
• Unique design

Cons

• Inconsistent performance
• 720p display
• Only available from T-Mobile

The OnePlus Nord 300 5G is a fine, cheap option for those on T-Mobile. The phone costs about $230 when purchased from the carrier outright, but it’s also regularly available for free on contract promotions. As you’d expect for a price just north of $200, the N300 isn’t a powerhouse. For instance, it’s got crummy cameras, inconsistent performance, and a 720p LCD. But that display is 90Hz, and the phone has features that aren’t always guaranteed at such a low price point — like a fingerprint sensor and NFC for contactless payments, plus 33W wired charging with its bundled charger.

It launched with Android 12, but it’s slated to get Android 13 at some point, plus security patches into 2024. That’s not impressive these days, even for a cheap phone. But if you need something affordable for a year or two and you’re on T-Mobile (or subsidiary Metro), the N300 is a decent selection.

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OnePlus 10T

The almost-flagship

The crazy-fast charging speeds will get you hooked

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$240

After using the OnePlus 10 T’s super-fast 125W charging, every other phone will feel like a downgrade. And yes, the charger is included in the box. But that’s not all. The handset uses an improved Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, with notable efficiency improvements over its predecessor. OnePlus stuck to a nice 1080p 120Hz OLED display and a triple rear camera setup. You can get all that for under $450 for the base model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.

Pros

• Very fast performance
• Very fast charging
• Reasonably priced

Cons

• No alert slider
• Limited software support

The OnePlus 10T is an interesting device. With a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, it’s actually faster than the more expensive OnePlus 10 Pro. It also features much faster wired charging at a crazy-quick 125W (in the US — it can reach 150 watts internationally). But its cameras are a marked downgrade from the 10 Pro, with lower-end hardware and no Hasselblad-branded color science. It’ll get Android updates through August 2025 and security patches a year longer, which should be enough for most people — but it still lags behind much of the competition. It also misses out on wireless charging; worst of all, it doesn’t have OnePlus’s characteristic alert slider.

With its curious mix of upgrades and downgrades, OnePlus calls the 10T the company’s “performance flagship.” If you’re in the market for a fast phone with a nice screen and don’t want to spend four figures on it, the OnePlus 10T is a fine pick — especially at a discount, which it often is lately.

Which OnePlus phone should you buy?

While OnePlus hasn’t yet returned to its place as the flagship-killing underdog we all used to love, entries like the OnePlus Open show the company may be poised for a big comeback. Meanwhile, it still has a number of devices at various price points. The recent OnePlus 11 starts at $700 and offers flagship-tier components and performance — plus that beloved OnePlus calling card, the alert slider. It doesn’t have the best cameras you can get or some convenient features like wireless charging, but it’s a fine pick.

If you’re in the market for a foldable smartphone, the OnePlus Open is worth a very serious look. While it doesn’t have the cachet of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 5, it’s amazing how many things OnePlus gets right here. The OnePlus Open has an elegant and lightweight design that feels great in the hand, some of the best cameras available on a foldable, performance to spare, and excellent battery life.

Meanwhile, the OnePlus 10 Pro and OnePlus Nord N30 also have many of the traits we loved about OnePlus’s best phones in the past. Each has snappy performance and fantastic displays relative to its price tier and also offers decent enough battery life to last you a full day and then some. If you’re set on OnePlus, there’s a lot to like about each.

If you can catch a sale, OnePlus’s budget flagship, the OnePlus 10T, is a good option with a high-quality display and fast performance. On the other hand, the OnePlus Nord N300 5G is a really affordable pick for T-Mobile subscribers at $228 (or frequently free with some contract commitment or other). Just don’t expect too much of it; performance is merely okay, even for a cheap device.

If you’re open to options from other manufacturers, there are so many amazing Android phones you can get right now — or, if you’re on a budget, there’s a whole separate market featuring some great budget phones.

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OnePlus 11

Best overall

The best phone OnePlus has made in years

The OnePlus 11 makes for a compelling case for itself by offering a high-end experience, complete with a super-fast processor, a QHD display, and incredible battery life. Even its camera performance is far more reliable than any other OnePlus phone in the past. Plus, this is the first OnePlus phone to offer four major Android upgrades, so you’re covered for a very long time. The best part is that it does all that without asking for a super-premium price.

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