OnePlus 6 64 GB / 6 GB

Starting with the “five” (meaning the OnePlus 5 smartphone), the Chinese have made it a rule to “roll out” a new “flagship killer” model to the masses every six months. The sixth generation of OnePlus does not have a pronounced “killer feature”, but in the top segment of mobile devices it is assigned the role of a device that promotes high technologies at a dainty price.

Glass "sandwich"

This time the smartphone is a "sandwich" of Gorilla Glass 5 glass panels, fully charged with the most advanced hardware (an 8-core Snapdragon 845 chip paired with 6/64 GB of memory). Surprisingly, the use of glass as a back panel material did not bring support for wireless charging technology for a 3300 mAh battery. At the same time, in terms of the speed of replenishing battery energy reserves through the “lace”, you will not find equal OnePlus 6 during the day with fire.

Monobrow

With the same dimensions as its predecessor (models with the 5T index), the "six" screen occupies most of the front panel area (about 84%). As a result, the format of the image displayed on it has slightly changed (19:9 aspect ratio) and the resolution has grown (2280x1080 pixels). This was achieved due to the appearance of a "monobrow" — a cutout in the upper part of the display for service sensors, a conversational speaker and a 16 MP selfie camera. You can hide the "bang" so that it does not procrastinate your eyes in the settings, since the black colour of the Optic AMOLED matrix conquers with its depth.

Photo features

The front camera is periodically involved to recognize the owner of the device by face. An alternative to this method of unlocking the device is a smart fingerprint sensor on the “back”. In close proximity to it is a dual main camera with optical stabilization, consisting of a 16 MP module with an aperture of f / 1.7 and a 20 MP auxiliary sensor. In bright light, you can count on clear pictures with rich colours and minimal noise.

Worthy competition

The slow USB 2.0 interface, the lack of support for memory cards and the inadequate water protection of the case smooth out the positive impression of the model. For smartphones of a simpler level, these nuances would be forgivable, but in the case of OnePlus 6, which is designed to compete with a horde of flagships, they focus on themselves, although they are not critical.