8 Pro 5G 8GB RAM 128GB SIM-Free Smartphone with Quad Camera, Dual SIM and Alexa built-in Onyx Black - 2 Years Warranty

I like my toys, but I'm by no means a tech expert / audiophile or anything of the kind. But I can still appreciate a good product. This phone is easily the best phone I've owned (coming from Samsungs galaxy S series). Fingerprint reader is snappy and reliable, screen is gorgeous and speakers are great! I'm sure you've seen many reviewers saying the cameras are much improved etc etc. But I'd still say it's the phones weakest point. They are by no means bad but even compared to my old s8, they're nothing special. Plus the camera app seems to lag slightly when looking round in photo mode, which is unusual for this speedy phone! Talking of speed, the phone chews up everything. Games, videos, charging - lighting quick. Chrome app has occasional freezes which I've seen numerous oneplus owners complain about but it's infrequent and not a deal breaker. Games look stunning on the screen, everything looks stunning on this screen! Running at 120hz 1080p is easily crisp enough, but 1440p is a nice option should you need it. I've had no stutter or lag on any game as of yet, and even loading times are stellar. And the battery holds out well, getting me through every day effortlessly. Sometimes 2 with light usage. For a "flagship" phone in 2020, I think it comes with every feature you could expect, with no major USP... But it still undercuts the competition on pricing (bought mine on sale for £699). The design is a prime example, it's gorgeous but the same as almost every other flagship out there.. However if we still have to have a hole punch camera, oneplus got it right with the best location on the screen. Overall, if you're after a great phone to rival the very best out there, you won't go wrong here. Would 100% recommend it. ********UPDATE********* Chrome lagging and view in camera app no longer lag!

Saw the specs on this phone and couldn't resist. I've had the Huawei Mate 10 Pro since it launched and going from that (which at the time felt like I'd reached the top of the mountain) For my first OnePlus device, feels like I've reached the clouds. The 120Hz and 60FPS makes streaming crystal clear. I'm choosing to watch movies here rather than on my 4KTV or high-end PC. The sound is profound, I've shown my friends videos from over 2 metres away while outside and they could hear everything very clearly. Full Volume can be a bit bumpy though (but I doubt you'll need it). The battery will absolutely last you all day (usually), but during lockdown I've been charging more than I care to admit. No matter! Warp Charge has my phone back to full in (I think) 45 mins and with Wireless Charging I doubt I'll ever find myself stuck somewhere without battery for long. The back-end camera is amazing for photography. Green and blues are vibrant and visually appealing. The front-end camera does occasionally have some fuzz when it comes to selfies and other objects. Recording video at 4K 60FPS is great (if you use a tripod), unfortunately too much movement can make it stutter. The phone has a specific mode for gaming, while I stick to console - the games I have tested (contest of champions, Pokemon Go, Yu-Gi-Oh) all look better and run faster than ever before. I have seen many OnePlus fans complain about the price, but it in many ways excels the S20 Ultra 5G and the Iphone 11 Max. Both of those devices are reaching the quad-digits, while this has the same performance at a much more reasonable price. It's been a month and with every Oxygen OS update it seems to get better. With enough customisation to make this device truly my own.

I've actually changed my review on this phone from 1 to 5 stars after OnePlus ironed out a few issues. Love this phone now, pretty much everything about it. The front facing speakers are great, the software is awesome, the screen is amazing (apart from the curve, I personally prefer flat panels), build quality is superb, battery lasts all day with 5 - 6 hrs screen time whilst NFC/Bluetooth) WiFi/Data enabled. Camera is up there too - video isn't great in low light but pictures are really good. Updates have been very regular too. Can't say I've ever owned a phone for five months and still been excited about it, the butter smooth operation is ridiculously enjoyable to use. The screen refresh rate and fast processing go together so well. Can't understand why you'd spend over a £1000 for the Samsung equivalent. The 8 pro's processor is better (in the UK anyhow), the battery life is apparently better, it supports LDAC and external DACs - which the S20 does not. The UI is better with no bloatware. Do yourself a favour.

The OnePlus 8 Pro is a true flagship smartphone, putting it up with the Samsung Galaxy S20 series. Even though it is cheaper than the S20+ and the S20 Ultra, don't think that it is inferior in quality: it is now at the same level. The display is bright and vivid, and you can feel the smoothness of the 120Hz refresh rate (I always leave it on). It also has the option of QHD+, which sharpens the display even further. Oxygen OS is also fantastic and adds loads of features which really allow you to customise your device. This includes accent colours, icons, hidden app space, and loads more. The battery life is good and usually lasts me a day and a half with moderate to high usage. But if you want to save battery you can easily drop down to 60Hz. Pros: Top Android flagship phone Amazing display Highly responsive and smooth when operating Good battery life More value for money than the S20 series phones Cons: Curved display can sometimes lead to accidental touches The most expensive OnePlus device (but you get what you pay for)

Edit: The NFC might be fixed now finally. It's a great phone but basically doesn't work with the public transport in London. It can take many many tries for it to work at the turnstiles or on busses. It's been months and you can find people posting about the issue on forums but there still hasn't been a fix.

The phone came in a nice packaging and as usual for OnePlus includes a transparent case, screen protectors and a fast charger. Screen Protector: The screen protectors are just flimsy ones, not the stronger glass ones, so won’t help if you drop the phone but will help a little with scratches. Setup: Setting up the phone was quick, and it takes under an hour to charge from almost empty to 100% which is great. The four cameras on the back of the phone make it a little bulky, but I have got used to that already. Screen: The screen is beautiful, and while not everything will make use of the 120Hz refresh rate, things that do, make everything on-screen much smoother. The screen wraps around the side and covers the entire front of the phone, except for a cutout for the front facing camera. Camera: Quality for the camera’s are good, though it keeps defaulting back to 12mega pixels, instead of 48mega pixels, not worked out how to change that yet. OS: It is now possible to run the OS in dark mode, not sure if this a general Android option, or particular to this phone! Having said that my partners OnePlus 6T, which is running the same version doesn’t seem to have this option. Conclusion: Overall, I am thrilled with the phone, and would recommend it is the most powerful phone I have owned and can imagine using for at least the next three years.

Fantastic phone I'm really pleased with it. I've moved from iPhone XR to this and couldn't be happier. The finger print reader (under screen) scans every single time, I've never had to rearrange my thumb. The quality of the screen is unbelievable. I'd always thought it frustrating that people talked down about the LCD screen on the XR, but my goodness the difference is unreal. It's fast, the camera is good - ok, not amazing, but it's still very good and better than XR. I love how android can be really shaped to your needs, Oneplus Oxygen is clean and very fast, the parts they've added to stock android are well considered and useful. The phone is a slight strange shape - 1.5cm longer than my XR. It looks great when in apps and the selfie camera quickly isn't noticeable. But it's too long for netflix and similar. So you end up with black bars at the sides. Something I hadn't really considered before purchase and is a bit weird.

What a beautiful phone. I upgraded from the OnePlus 6T whilst this was on sale and have not been disappointed. The display is phenomenal. I just bought my wife the iPhone 12 Pro at practically double the price and the 8 Pro blows it out the water. 120fps feels like the first time I saw an HD TV... The fingerprint sensor is a big improvement from the 6T, much more responsive and reliable. Everything flows so quickly and effortlessly, it's a joy to use. Battery life isn't that great of an improvement on my 6T, but then again, that's still a very good level and I assume it's because I'm using 120fps all the time. Warp charge gets you up to about 30% in 15 mins and near enough fully charged in an hour which is handy. The camera is good, but is the only aspect of this phone where it's clearly outperformed by the Apple/Samsung flagships in my opinion. Speakers also much improved on the 6T- gone are the days of accidentally covering my single speaker... Overall, I'd fully recommend, especially if you can get it for the £600 listed on Black Friday (or less of course!)

I researched smartphones for months before purchasing this OnePlus 8 Pro. I have not been disappointed !! I have been an iPhone user for over 15 years and strongly considered staying with iPhone but I liked the greater flexibility that you have with the Android system. I also considered Samsung's offerings but was put off by their notorious bloatware and the high price of their devices. The OnePlus 8 Pro has given me everything I wanted at a reasonable price (for a top end phone). The display is beautiful and smooth. The audio output is incredible. The camera has far exceeded my expectations - taking some really stunning pictures in low light. I am very pleased and would recommend the phone to anyone looking for a high end phone that will last them for years.

Amazing phone. Flagship of the year.

I forced to use another charger or to buy UK-EU power adapter in order to enjoy WARP charge. :( But smartphone is good and fast enough. Battery lasts for ~2d with my average use.

Exelente producto el one plus 8 pro, al comienzo tube mis duda llevo ya unos meses usándolo y ningún problema, recomendado...

Excelente servicio. Pude obtener factura mexicana y el celular llegó en excelente Estado y funciona muy bien. Entrega muy rápida, llegó al segundo día.