OnePlus 10T

Announced August 3, 2022

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Reviewer Consensus

Good

OnePlus 10T is a performance-focused smartphone that prioritizes fast charging and processing power for a competitive price. While it delivers a smooth, responsive experience, the device cuts corners on camera versatility, build materials, and signature features like the alert slider.

Weighted from 54 reviewer scores

Pros

  • Top-tier processing power and sustained performance
  • Blisteringly fast charging speeds
  • Bright, responsive 120Hz display
  • Reliable battery life
  • Competitive pricing with included charger

Cons

  • Mediocre secondary camera performance and lack of telephoto
  • Missing signature alert slider
  • Lack of wireless charging
  • Lack of robust IP water resistance
  • Build quality concerns and plastic frame
  • Launch price $649 (USD)
  • Main camera 50MP f/1.8 + 8MP Ultrawide
  • Video 4K 60p
  • Display 6.7-inch AMOLED 120Hz
  • Chipset Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 8GB, 16GB


What the Reviewers Say

All 54 expert reviews, weighted into the PixelMeter score.

  • Marques Brownlee

    Everything about this phone, it's all right, nothing too crazy about it, and that's what they're intending to do with the sort of remnants of what OnePlus is.

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  • The Verge 7/10

    The OnePlus 10T isn’t a phone that tries to be everything for everyone, and I think that’s great. It’s smartly priced, and in the US, there’s not a whole lot else available at the same price point.

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  • The Guardian

    Buy it for the performance and charging, not the camera, and the OnePlus 10T is a good top-spec phone at a highly competitive price. But with extremely good mid-range phones such as the Pixel 6a [...]

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  • Trusted Reviews

    The OnePlus 10T excels in some areas, with its performance, fast-charging, and screen being among the best in the business. However, the camera isn't as good as rival flagships.

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  • Digital Camera World

    Neither does the lack of wireless charging. Still, with lightning-fast wired charging and the latest processing power, anyone who needs speed will get exactly that with the 10T.

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  • PCMag

    Starting at $649, the OnePlus 10T recaptures the company’s core ethos of offering a “flagship killer” for less money than the competition, and it does so with high-end specs, excellent cellular reception, and the fastest wired charging of any phone available in the US.

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  • TechRadar

    The OnePlus 10T is a worthy mid-range Android phone. Its good-looking screen, powerful chipset and fast charging make it a tempting buy for certain users.

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  • Tom's Guide

    The OnePlus 10T is possibly the least OnePlus-y phone the company's ever produced. The revival of the flagship T-series brings with it both some market-leading features but at the expense of other elements falling below par, and some OnePlus signature abilities disappearing.

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  • Digital Trends 6/10

    There’s nothing really wrong with the OnePlus 10T. It works well enough, and to a certain extent, fits the OnePlus T series criteria.

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  • CNET

    I’m disappointed in OnePlus. I can say confidently that if you’re looking for the best all-round experience the company can offer, the OnePlus 10 Pro (and not the 10T) is the phone to get.

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  • Android Police 7.5/10

    The OnePlus 10T offers strong performance, decent cameras, and wildly fast wired charging at a fair price of $650, but subpar software support and downgrades like the loss of OnePlus's formerly trademark alert slider hold it back from greatness.

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  • PhoneArena 8/10

    At the end of the day, the OnePlus 10T follows a familiar path for OnePlus: it's filled with the latest and most powerful hardware, it's fast, it's great for gamers, and it offers insane charging speeds, but it compromises on the camera quality.

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  • GSMArena.com

    In its essence, the OnePlus 10T is an upper-midrange phone with a top-tier chipset and class-leading charging capability. We'd say it's priced accordingly and is worth what OnePlus is asking - perhaps you can read that as sort of a recommendation.

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  • Gadgets 360

    The OnePlus 10T 5G is a good choice for certain niche buyers – those who want bragging rights, those who are crazy about gaming, and those who suffer from severe battery-level anxiety.

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  • XDA

    You can't go wrong with the OnePlus 10T, but for my money, I'd be choosing the OnePlus 10 Pro any day of the week when it costs only that much more to get a far superior experience in every way but the chipset.

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  • MobileSyrup

    With all of that being said, I still think the OnePlus 10T is a good phone with overhyped marketing. It’s not redefining the smartphone, but it’s a well-rounded device from a hardware perspective.

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  • Pocket-lint

    The OnePlus 10T is a great value phone for the money, offering high performance specifications, a great display and at least one good camera for a very reasonable price.

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  • T3

    A phone that does exactly what it says on the tin, the OnePlus 10T is a powerful handset with super fast charging capabilities, and the long-lasting battery doesn’t hurt either.

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  • Creative Bloq 8/10

    Once you get over the non-OnePlus nature of the phone, though, strong performance, best-in-class charging speeds, and a great main camera ensure it's still a good smartphone.

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  • Tech Advisor

    The OnePlus 10T is an affordable flagship phone whose fine balance of price and specs harks back to the plucky OnePlus of a few years ago.

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  • ZDNET

    For the $649 price, $749 for this particular review unit, OnePlus offers a lot to like when looking at Android flagship devices, and it’s the first generally available Android smartphone we have seen with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 processor.

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  • CGMagazine 9.5/10

    Delivering on both performance and price, the OnePlus 10T is a slam dunk offering that shows OnePlus is listening to its fans and improving where it matters most.

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  • KLGadgetTV

    Nevertheless, the OnePlus 10T gets my thumbs up for what it is capable of, and like what I say on my first impressions video, you shouldn't hate it.

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  • tech360tv

    As for our final thoughts, the 10T feels as though OnePlus might have their identity in the mix here. Showing some really promising hardware and software, but lacking in areas where it should count.

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  • Lim Reviews

    All right, so overall, how does it feel like to use the OnePlus 10T? I must say that I'm really happy with the performance I'm getting from this guy.

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  • Smartprix

    It isn’t a proper flagship even with the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 but it will surely get any resource-drenching tasks done without any hassle for sure.

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  • GadgetMatch

    My hot take: in the 900 range there are better phones than the OnePlus 10 Pro, but in the 650 dollar price range the OnePlus 10T is very competitive.

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  • Pokde.Net 7.3/10

    If you want a phone with super fast charging, adequate battery life, great for multitasking, and close to stock android with decent cameras, you can consider getting this smartphone.

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  • HotHardware

    At the same time, it's a sleek, powerful, well-made piece of hardware with a solid OLED screen, and the 125W wired charging speed is mind-blowing.

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  • The Gadgeteer

    [...] I think the OnePlus 10T is a good Android smartphone given the price point. The screen is brilliant, the touch access and function are very responsive, and the face recognition works well.

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  • Coolsmartphone

    Firstly who is this phone for, I think this is a phone for those who want the raw performance of a Flagship spec chip, memory and storage but don’t have or want to spend extra on things that may be superfluous to what they need, in this a high-end camera.

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  • Nasi Lemak Tech

    While the OnePlus 10T doesn’t reach the level of true flagships, it’s a great smartphone with powerful hardware, and good mobilespecs that deserves a recommendation to buy.

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  • Joshua Vergara

    [Y]ou get more with the turbo variant, certainly very practical things like reliable fast charging and performance that can withstand any workflow or play session, but the creator in me isn't impressed by these cameras [...]

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  • mobiscrub

    Okay, performance, battery, great display, OS upgrade, and support for four years; if those things are important, this is the phone to get right now.

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  • Inverse

    As a new model for customers heading into the holidays, the OnePlus 10T 5G makes sense. It has Qualcomm's latest and most powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset; the battery is fantastic; and OnePlus is committing to three years of software updates.

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  • Booredatwork.com

    Say what you want about the OnePlus 10T, maybe the camera and some other features, for the things that I like when it comes to gaming, this is the best regular smartphone to game on in 2022.

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  • Shane Starnes

    [W]ith the screaming performance, great battery life, and fastest charging that I've ever seen on a phone, this is definitely one of the phones to consider at the price range for 2022.

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  • Mike O'Brien

    I think that's a little bit of a drawback in my opinion, but overall for this price, the speed and the experience you're getting, I think when you're really focusing on that, this phone feels a lot more like a OnePlus 10T in my opinion.

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  • IBTimes India

    OnePlus 10T has its strengths, which gives it an edge over rivals. With the exception of the camera, the OnePlus 10T is a complete flagship.

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Specifications

General

Announcement date August 3, 2022
Launch MSRP $649
Operating system Android

Sensor & Processing

Effective resolution 50MP

Still Capture

Other still formats JPEG, DNG, HEIF

Video

Max video resolution 4K
Max frame rate at max resolution 60p
Codecs H.264, H.265

Connectivity

USB USB 2.0 Type-C
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax, 2.4 and 5 GHz
Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.2
5G Yes
NFC Yes
SIM type Single nano-SIM

Power

Battery capacity 4800 mAh
Wired charging speed 150W

Body

Weight 203.5g
Dimensions 75.4 x 163.0 x 8.75 mm (2.97 x 6.42 x 0.34 in)
Form factor Slab

Display

Screen size 6.7-inch
Screen resolution 2412 x 1080
Panel type AMOLED
Refresh rate 120Hz
Peak brightness 950nits
Cover glass / protection Corning Gorilla Glass

Chipset

Chipset Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1
RAM 8GB, 16GB
Storage 128GB, 256GB

Rear Camera

Rear camera count 3
Main camera resolution 50MP
Main camera aperture f/1.8
Main camera sensor size 1/1.56-inch
Main camera OIS Yes
Ultra-wide camera resolution 8MP
Ultra-wide camera aperture f/2.2

Front Camera

Front camera resolution 16MP

Biometrics

Fingerprint sensor Under-display optical

Software

OS version at launch Android 12