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Everything you need<\/p>\n
$590 at Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n The OnePlus 8T delivers the latest hardware you can buy today. The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 865 chipset and has 5G connectivity, and you get a flat AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, 12GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and insane 65W fast charging. Add the fact the phone runs Android 11 out of the box and you get a great overall package.<\/p>\n All the extras<\/p>\n $699 at OnePlus<\/a><\/p>\n The OnePlus 8 Pro takes things to the next level with a curved QHD+ AMOLED 120Hz refresh rate screen, cameras that take great photos in any lighting, Snapdragon 865 with 5G, and 30W wired and wireless charging, along with IP68 water resistance. There’s nothing missing here, and the phone has already received the Android 11 stable update.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The OnePlus 8 Pro and 8T continue to be great options in 2021, but if you’re looking to upgrade to a new phone, you may want to take a look at the OnePlus 9<\/a> and OnePlus 9 Pro<\/a>. Both phones offer considerable upgrades on the camera side of things, and sport an exciting new design along with faster wireless charging and beefier internal hardware.<\/p>\n With OnePlus launching a new phone every six months, there’s always a better device on the horizon. But the company’s partnership with Hasselblad over the OnePlus 9 series has resulted in much better cameras over previous generations, and that makes the 2021 flagships that much more enticing.<\/p>\n The OnePlus 8T introduces subtle tweaks to the design and a flat 120Hz AMOLED display along with 65W fast charging, and the OnePlus 8 Pro has all the extras that you’d want from an Android flagship. Should you buy the OnePlus 8T or pick up the 8 Pro? Let’s find out.<\/p>\n The OnePlus 8T<\/a> uses the same design and hardware as the OnePlus 8 Pro<\/a>, but with a few notable differences. First up is how the display is flat on the 8T, making it easier to hold and use.<\/p>\n The OnePlus 8T is also 11g lighter than the 8 Pro even though both phones sport similar batteries. This adds to how much easier it is to use in everyday use. Both devices offer the same metal-and-glass construction and come with Gorilla Glass 5 at the front and back, but the fact the 8T is marginally shorter and lighter gives it an edge.<\/p>\n With IP68 rating and 30W wireless charging, the OnePlus 8 Pro gives you a lot more in terms of extras.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The OnePlus 8T has a new design for the rear camera housing, and it looks much more elegant than the oblong housing on the 8 Pro. The design aesthetic is largely unchanged between both devices, but the subtle tweaks make the 8T look just that little bit more premium.<\/p>\n The OnePlus 8T has a 6.55-inch AMOLED display, with the OnePlus 8 Pro rocking a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen. Both devices offer a 120Hz refresh rate, and the panel quality itself is right up there with the best Android phones<\/a> available today. The key difference in terms of the panel is that the 8 Pro has a QHD+ resolution, with the 8T limited to FHD+.<\/p>\n Now, the FHD+ panel on the 8T is pretty great in its own right, and you’re not really missing out on anything here. However, if you want to use a higher-res panel, that option is available on the 8 Pro, and the best part is that you can use 120Hz refresh rate even with the resolution set to QHD+.<\/p>\n The OnePlus 8 Pro also wins out when we’re talking about the extras. The phone has 30W wireless charging and IP68 dust and water resistance. The 8T misses out on both features.<\/p>\n Both the OnePlus 8T and 8 Pro feature the Snapdragon 865 chipset with Sub-6 5G, and they’re identical in day-to-day use. Both phones run through just about any scenario with ease, whether that’s browsing social media or playing intensive games. You’re not going to find any slowdowns here, and the 120Hz panels combined with stereo speakers on both phones make them a delight to use.<\/p>\n Both phones share robust hardware, with the 8T offering 65W fast charging.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n You’ll find both phones with 8GB\/128GB and 12GB\/256GB options, but availability is limited by region. The OnePlus 8T, for instance, is only sold in the 12GB\/256GB variant in the U.S. \u2014 retailing for $600 on Amazon \u2014 and even the 8 Pro is only available in the 12GB\/256GB option that now costs $699, with the 8GB\/128GB variant sold out in the country.<\/p>\n Over in India, the OnePlus 8T starts off at \u20b942,999 ($576) for the 8GB\/128GB model, and the OnePlus 8 Pro retails at \u20b954,999 ($736) for the 8GB\/128GB option. Subtle differences exist in the internal hardware: the OnePlus 8 Pro has LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0 storage modules, while the OnePlus 8T has LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. But the standout feature here is the 65W fast charging on the OnePlus 8T.<\/p>\n The Warp Charge 65 fast charging tech takes just 39 minutes to fully charge the 4,500mAh battery on the OnePlus 8T. So even though the phone lacks wireless charging, the speed on offer with the 65W fast charging standard gives the 8T an edge. The OnePlus 8 Pro, meanwhile, has 30W wired and wireless charging, with the phone taking just over an hour to fully charge the 4,510mAh battery.<\/p>\n Finally, the cameras. Although both devices feature 48MP cameras at the back, the OnePlus 8 Pro takes better photos because of the newer Sony IMX689 sensor. The 8 Pro has a secondary 48MP wide-angle lens that outmatches the 13MP wide-angle module on the 8T. The 8 Pro still doesn’t measure up to the likes of the Galaxy Note 20<\/a> or the Pixel 5<\/a>, but it has an edge over the 8T.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.androidcentral.com\/sites\/androidcentral.com\/files\/styles\/large\/public\/article_images\/2020\/10\/oneplus-8t-official.png\")
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