OnePlus 10T | Moonstone Black | 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone U.S Version | 8GB RAM+128GB Storage | 120Hz Fluid AMOLED Display | Triple Camera 50+8+2MP, 16MP | 125w SuperVOOC…

Previous phone was an LG Stylo4. Liked this a lot but it was several years old plus LG no longer makes phones or updates their software. The android software is mostly the same although it’s been updated since our LG. Primary likes are: Size and weight. Not the largest screen but it fits in any pocket I choose to use. Bright, sharp, and clear. The battery life is very generous and the oversized charger will QUICKLY recharge this phone. No more overnight recharge routine. Lastly is the speed of processing. My games boot up faster and play without fail. Photos are also impressive. Tough to say if your opinion will be the same but, for this price point, I believe the One+ 10T is a terrific value.

Excelente, como siempre One Plus
Cargador y cable en caja, tipo americano👍🏾
Cuenta con el SnapDragon 8gen 1 plus , este procesador es el que no se calienta, la construccion del equipo es completamente en plastico, pero no se siente barato en mano, 8gb de ram es suficiente para todo, lo que queda a deber un poco es el almacenamiento (128gb), ya que hoy en dia todo pesa un monton.
La camara principal es de buena calidad, es Sony, el ultra amplio esta regular , y el macro es solo marketing(no sirve para nada)
Yo lo compre en Junio del 2024, por 6,300 y no hay nada mejor por ese precio.
En cuanto actualizaciones todavia actualizara hasta android 15 y los parches de seguridad un año mas .

Pretty good phone for $500
My old phone was good as well but battery was dying in only half day.
OnePlus 10 t is a good snappy phone.
Draw back – doesn’t have wireless charger.
But it doesn’t matter, it comes with a fast charger. 💥 Boom.

Pros:
1) powerful / fast
2) a good camera
3) the selfie cam is better than the S22
3) swipe music controls for any music app
4) customizable swipe controls to open your favorite apps when the screen is off
5) ability to sign into WiFi from the tray instead of going to settings every time
6) ability to connect to Bluetooth from the tray
7) Zen mode

Cons:
1) the camera is lacking for a flagship. The macro lense never takes quite crisp enough pictures. The main cameras zoom is grainy and pixelated. The main cameras video doesn’t have good stabilization software
2) trying to change media output is a pain compared to other phones, leaving you swiping the tray down twice, clicking a menu, clicking media output, and finally able to change it
3) you can’t change the shortcuts on the lock screen for some reason
4) it is hard to disable the Google feed screen which I personally find useless. You have to disable the entire Google app. This was an issue on the N100 as well.
5) after the last system update their “red cable club” app, is no longer in the app menu and cannot be uninstalled or disabled, and thus it is requesting updates when I will NEVER use it.
6) after the same update, the Shelf (a secondary tray essentially) which was useful at first due to the pedometer and ability to add extra widgets like Wundergrounds weather, suddenly you can’t use any custom widgets and the remaining options all suck, so it’s an entire tray with one useful app… Aka, as good as useless.
7) No MicroSD slot for the sole purpose of trying to force you to pay more for the next level sub-model. This is becoming a common practice, but it remains a BS one. It would be like a new TV not coming with any inputs, to try and force you to buy the higher model that has a built in Xbox console. You upgrade and get the Xbox and streaming apps, but you better hope you never want a blu-ray player or PS2. In this case it makes it a complete pain in the ass to transfer videos and photos or to clean them up on a larger screen, as the cable connection on phones has always been clunky compared to swapping a MicroSD.

1+ OxygenOS is a love hate thing. There are features other phones lack like customizable and music swipe commands, and then there are usually features that work on other phones but for no reason seem to be missing or inaccessible on a 1+.

2020 vs 2022:
I wasn’t overly impressed with my last 1+. It was somewhat glitchy. I’ve had this phone for about a month so far and it seems to be working great. No major issues or glitchiness happening so far.

What I will say is this is a big step up from the N100 I had previously, which seemed quite glitchy.

When you first consider the price of the OnePlus10t you might be thinking it is overvalued, but when you unbox it and feel that monster charger and incredibly thick charging cable and remember what “other” companies give you in the box, you begin to see it is a really good deal. The charger and cable are worth $125 alone. Great screen, solid build quality, fastest charger ever and good quality cameras make for a good package. Switching from IPhone is dead simple with the included usb-c to usb-a adapter included in the box. If you have an iPhone, make sure you turn off “optimize photos” a day or two in advance so all your full resolution photos download to the phone. I was able to transfer all my photos and all of my messages from iMessage to the Google messages app. This was important to me because I have a lot of saved conversations I want to keep. All apps from your iPhone will download once Android is booted up. Overall, I really like this phone and the best part: this thing charges faster then any electronic device I’ve ever had, it’s unbelievable. Plus, it charged my sons 4th Gen iPad Air super fast, he thought that was pretty cool. It’s just a matter of time before Apple has to start using RCS in iMessage making for a much better texting experience between iOS and Android and you’ll be ahead of the curve. This is a solid buy, get it.

FYI: This phone was activated on Verizon by swapping the SIM card from my iPhone 12 Pro Max and putting it in the OnePlus 10t. I was able to get both 4G LTE and 5G, coverage is improved over the iPhone.