OnePlus one plus one plus one plus one. In the space of a few months, OnePlus has torpedoed five phones into the wild to make up its Series 7 lineup. A spec here and a spec there differentiate the lot, taking the job of choosing one to the outer edge of confusing. You really could just pick any one and not be disappointed with the package and performance — were it not for the price differences.
It wasn’t long ago (May 2019) that the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro were launched. They’re still available starting ₹29,999 and ₹48,999. While some may consider them old hat, these phones will be more than enough for the average user, already fairly future-proof with their solid specs and performance.
The OnePlus 7 is the smallest though it’s still a big phone but nicest to hold because it’s slightly narrower than the others. OnePlus usually has a ‘T’ release halfway into the regular version’s life, updating it with whatever new tech has come about, but this time they’ve released three T phones. We looked at the OnePlus 7T recently, with its big circular camera assembly, upgrade to Snapdragon 855+ and a new macro capability. It starts out at ₹37,999. Let’s say it straight: no one who’s bought or still buys one of these three phones needs to feel too badly short-changed.
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