‘OnePlus 3T’ Specs, Review And Price: Very Good For Selfies, Bigger Battery, Better Performance And More
The new phone from the Chinese maker "OnePlus 3T" is looking to build the reputation how its predecessors have done. High-end specifications and features at a lesser price make the phone a lucrative device. OnePlus knows the clear strategy on how to win the hearts of tech geeks and normal users alike with the specs. A review of its specs, features and the price of OnePlus 3T would reveal what the phone capable up to and its relevance.
It should be noted that the OnePlus 3T is launched within 5 months of its previous launch OnePlus 3. A comparison would give what improvements the new device have. The phone is coming with a better 2.35GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor. The memory of the phone is 6 GB RAM and internal storage is making it two variants, first is for 64 GB and second is for 128 GB with a price slightly higher than One Plus 3 and it is $439 and $479 respectively.
OnePlus 3T is coming with a 5.5-inch display with 1,920x1,080 pixels has 401ppi similar to the predecessor. The back camera of the phone is 16-megapixel like the predecessor, but the front camera got a major improvement and now it floats 16 MP and would help the users to take excellent quality selfies. The OnePlus 3T cameras are a real plus point for the device and people who look for better camera phones will love this device.
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The other major specs of OnePlus 3T including 4K video capture and battery improvement to 3,400mAh non-removable. The phone features Dash Charging technology like the predecessors and ensure quick charging. OnePlus 3T charged up to 57 percent within 30 minutes and in an hour it becomes 93 percent without showing any traces of overheating. Like the predecessor the phone wouldn't have an SD card slot for storage expansion.
OnePlus 3T is coming with old Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OS and the fingerprint sensor is set in the Home button, like the predecessor. Altogether, the phone is an excellent smartphone by the review, but not recommended to OnePlus 3 owners, as it makes significant changes only in case of quality selfies and a better battery. For fresh buyers, this is a sure bet as it wins with a sleek design, best specs, and economical price.
