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| Product Dimensions | 6.46 x 2.95 x 0.35 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.08 pounds |
| ASIN | B08R7D4KZJ |
| Item model number | BE2026 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,449 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)#40 in Cell Phones |
| OS | Android 10.0 |
| RAM | 6 GB |
| Connectivity technologies | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC |
| GPS | True |
| Special Features | Warp Charge 30T, 64 MP high resolution camera, Dual speakers, 90 Hz display, Warp charging |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Device interface - primary | Touchscreen, Microphone |
| Other camera features | Rear, Quad Camera, 64+8+2+2 MP, Front, 16MP |
| Audio Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Form Factor | Bar |
| Colour | Midnight Ice |
| Battery Power Rating | 4300 |
| Phone Talk Time | 24 Hours |
| Phone Standy Time (with data) | 8.2 days |
| Included Components | Phone, power adapter, cable, SIM card ejector, manual |
| Manufacturer | ONEPLUS |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | January 8, 2021 |
HF –
Bought this phone as a replacement for a family member. Being the tech guy, I helped set everything up. First impression was that the phone was very sleek looking and the second thing I noticed immediately was that this phone is a magnet for dust and our dog’s hair. Had to wipe it down and work in an area which was more clean. There is a camera bump in the back so make sure to get a case that will protect it so when you place it on a flat surface, it won’t scratch the lens.It came with a pin for ejecting the SIM slot, manual, USB type C cable and wall adapter. The USB cable was a bit thicker than most phone cables I’ve owned so hopefully it holds up well over time. I unwrapped everything and started setting the phone up. It was pretty straight forward like most Android phones. Just follow the steps on the screen and have it sync to your Google account. While everything was being restored, I plugged in the charging cable and didn’t think much of it. I think it had less than 50% power. Within 30 minutes or less, the whole phone was already fully charged. Quite impressive.The phone itself performed very smoothly and there were no hiccups while I was using it. Camera takes decent pictures. The family member this phone will go to is a casual user. Mainly uses it to trade stocks, check emails and watch videos on it.Will definitely look into getting another OnePlus phone in the future. I have been eyeing the flagship models for a while but am still under lease with my current phone.
AmazonFTW –
The OnePlus N10 5G is a great phone. As a T-Mobile customer, it connected to 5G immediately upon activation. You will need to make sure you have the SIM card that has the “5R” to get the most out of T-Mobile’s StandAlone 5G. I went to our local T-Mobile store and they provided the new SIM free of charge, including activation to with my phone number. I was so impressed with this phone, that I bought a second one the next day at the T-Mobile store. The phone is snappy, sound is good, cameras are great and battery life is decent. As other’s have mentioned, the flashlight is not the brightest but it’s fine for the typical user. There is a slight difference in menu’s between the unlocked US version and the T-Mobile branded phone but they are very similar. We are in an area where 5G is prevalent (Northern Virginia) so we are getting very fast speeds even in the house. The WIFI calling works perfectly also. I’ve had issues over the years with older phones on WIFI but the OnePlus works perfectly. Very happy with my purchases of this phone.
Ericstudio –
Superb phone in almost every way. Some Google bloatware and you’ll need to work hard limiting Google’s invasiveness on this device. Camera could be better. But overall–incredible buy! Dazzling screen, great battery life, fast. If you want something better you’ll have to pay more than double what you pay for this beauty.
Nala Saphira –
I got this phone as an upgrade from my LG stylus 4. I looked around everywhere and especially at the reviews. I had many people tell me to go with samsung but, every review I saw was negative. This one on the other hand 90% were positive despite never hearing of this brand before. I’m so glad I went with my gut and bought it. I’ve had it for 2 days now and I love it. The battery lasts all day (I’m a home health nurse and use it a lot to call physicians). When it gets low, it charges so quickly that I never have to worry about it dying. The size makes it easy to fit in my scrub pocket. Even the sound is much better than my LG was. The kids can hear it better to keep them occupied while I’m doing my assessment. I like how this also has a spot for an sd card. It was the best investment and value for the money I’ve had in a while.
Kiran Otter –
This has been a great phone so far. I came from a Pixel XL I had since 2016 so this is quite an update to me. I use it with Google Fi and haven’t had any issues, though when I activated my SIM card it noted the phone wasn’t completely compatible. I don’t know what it’s not compatible with because it seems to work just fine. I was leery about the Oneplus OS but it’s fairly innocuous. Nothing like the way Samsung takes over every app on the phone. The screen is nice, the cameras seem fine, I especially like the macro ability. The stereo speakers are decent and it has a remarkable sound stage. As others have said, the fingerprint reader can be a bit finicky, plus I find the screen isn’t quite as responsive to touches, but that just takes getting used to. I really wanted the Pixel 5 but since it would take over a month to get, this was my next choice and I’m happy with it.
John –
I think this phone is much better than it’s $300 price point might lead you to believe. 6GB/128GB plus MicroSD support up to 512 GB. A quick processor, 90Hz scrolling on a Full-HD screen with Gorilla Glass. 5G capable (Mostly on T-Mobile) with NFC and a headphone jack, plus a pretty decent array of cameras. I’m a light user and I get 2 days of battery minimum, and the included Warp charger will take it from 25 to 100% in about 45-50 minutes. I believe Oneplus claims you can take it from basically dead to a days worth of charge in 30 minutes using Warp. That the charger is included shouldn’t be taken for granted considering it makes for faster recover time, and also that certain manufacturers, such as Samsung and Apple, have quit including them on some models. I gave the fingerprint reader four stars instead of five because it doesn’t often work for me. I didn’t discount it more because I’m taking into account my age of 62. As you get older, your skin becomes thinner and that makes it harder for scanners to read your prints. I’ve got scanners on a Galaxy Note 9, a wall safe, an exterior garage door opener, and laptops that are all glitchy and often don’t work. The safe manufacturer actually warned buyers 50+ not to rely on the scanner. Your results may be different, particularly if you live in a humid vs. dry environment, health, etc. When it does work, I like the position on the back vs. the front, but that’s just personal preference. The phone seems a little slick to hold on it’s own, but that doesn’t matter to me as I immediately put it in a clear, flexible plastic bump case for protection. I can easily do without wireless charging with the battery life and charge speed. I guess the one thing I wish it had was IP67/68 water protection, but you’re not going to get everything under the sun for $300. Considering you could buy three or four of these for the same money as the latest flagship Galaxy or iPhone, maybe that’s not so bad. I know those phone are faster, better cameras, flashier, etc., but all things considered, I feel really good about this purchase.
David Houses –
Imma a mid range magnetic I don’t look for flag ships so this was a giving…. I use as my daily driver and I must admit really smooth no lag game play feels good. Love the screen even thought not best display no problems at all only n sun light kinda annoying wen the sun hits the screen other than that feels real good n the hand big screen like a flag ship only thing missin is wireless charging other than that great phone. Good for back up phone second phone or replacement phone…UPDATE: let me tell ya of course I had a case and screen protector on my phone as I always do but one night I dropped my phone outside the car well I had two phones n my hand and didn’t realize I had dropped it until I gotten to the store which proped me to go back home and there it was my phone had been ran over face down and it was funny but scary because I had just bought this phone and ran over it my screen protector was destroyed but my phone was not harmed oneplus u have my 5star rating
Orangebang –
I’ve been using Samsung since the Note 2. Every iteration of Note or Galaxy since. I broke the screen on my most recent galaxy and didn’t feel like spending another $600-800 on the new unlocked model, so I looked into a cheap phone. Man, I’m so happy with this. It comes with a case, a warp charger and cable, and I’ve been so happy with it for the last couple months. I use my phone a lot. I’m on it from 8AM, watching videos, streaming music, browsing IG, and I use it for GPS for an hour or so throughout the day. I can go until 10PM before having to charge. This battery is huge. The LED screen is not as bright at all angles, but I look at my phone straight on, so that’s not an issue. Not as vibrant as my samsung screen. The alarm clock was the hardest to get used to. I got so used to Samsung alerts, this thing makes all different noises. Hard to get used to after 9 years on a samsung. The one complaint I have is the video. I can’t replay the videos I record in slow motion or scroll through the video. Otherwise, the photos are okay, browser is lightning fast, no delays in IG, my phone reception is better on AT&T than my unlocked samsungs. I do accidentally push the mute with my cheek while on calls, which shouldn’t be happening. It happens a lot. Oh yeah, for some reason, One Plus makes the digit “1” on their clock on their GUI red, while the other numbers are white. If you have any sort of wallpaper that’s not black or white, you’ll be confused and have to double take. This is lame, and cannot be turned off easily without downloading stuff and changing things around with 3rd party support. The phone charges really fast with their “warp charger”. From 15% to full in around an hour. I’m very amazed what kind of product I can get for half the price of a samsung nowadays. We’re at a point in time where lesser technologies have caught up to brand new tech, and the discrepancy between the two is minute, even tho on paper it looks extreme. If the camera / video is not a huge priority to you (meaning you don’t need the best of the best), buy one, you get used to it quickly.
Scharfschutzen –
I own a OnePlus 7 Pro. I bought this for my wife. While it’s not on-par with the 7 Pro, this phone is absolutely great for the price. It feels very premium and is SUPER fast. I mean it feels as fast as my 7 Pro. When I install apps, it’s almost instantaneous. I play a couple of games and they actually run smoother than my 7 Pro (I think this has a better GPU.) The fingerprint scanner is very fast, although I prefer the front (under the glass) scanner more. The battery life is much better than my 7 Pro; I’ll typically get two days or more without charging, but I’m also not a heavy user. The camera setup isn’t as good, but for the price, it’s not as bad as some other “budget” phones. Warp charging is still excellent. My only gripe is the phone doesn’t come with a case or screen protector, but they had to cut costs somewhere. The antennas aren’t as good a the 7 Pro, but are much better than some other phones I’ve used. Screen is very bright and sharp and I have high expectations.
cardave –
Probably the best phone you can buy for under 300$. Rivals 500-700$ phones. Blazing fast and easy to use. Excellent camera, clean UI, solid build.It plays large, fast games with ease, no lagging or skipped frames.Upgraded from a Moto G5 plus and only paid 50 more for this than I did 3 years ago for that. Wow what an upgrade!Works great on Verizon just popped my sim card in and I was up and running in no time. However the 5G won’t work with Verizon at this time but I didn’t buy it for that reason.So far everything works as advertised. Couldn’t be happier. If your on the fence about buying it, don’t wait it’s worth every penny.