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- Data 100GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £279
- Data 100GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £319
- Data 30GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £295
- Data 100GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
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Upfront: £295
- Data 30GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £285
- Data 100GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £279
- Data 100GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £319
- Data 30GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £295
- Data 100GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £295
- Data 30GB
- Length 24 months
- Minutes Unlimited
- Texts Unlimited
Upfront: £285
OnePlus contract deals: What you need to know
OnePlus - Quick facts:
OnePlus is actually Chinese, but with a name much more pronounceable than some other brands like Xiaomi, it has quickly become a worthy competitor to larger brands such as Samsung and Apple.
Mainly it is known for its budget-priced but high-end smartphones, and the manufacturer is in direct competition with Samsung, Huawei and LG in terms of pricing, and perhaps Apple in terms of design even.
OnePlus 7 Pro - Overview
The current flagship of the manufacturer pretty much blows the competition out of the water. Not only is it cheaper than any current iPhone, but it boasts 5G networking and perhaps the nicest looking finish we've seen. The colours available at launch are also pretty impressive and shimmer in the right light. The OnePlus 7 Pro has a few surprises behind its stunning all-screen front, unblemished by a notch cutout or punch-hole camera. It hides a novel pop-up selfie camera and offers a 90Hz screen refresh rate that makes games and movie-watching look extremely fluid.
Even if it doesn't have the best camera phone, it has features that Apple and Samsung aren’t giving anyone in 2019, and performance to match.
Unfortunately in this quest for being the best, OnePlus' prices have also crept up, and - at launch anyway - the OnePlus 7 Pro cost as much almost as the iPhone XR. Thankfully prices have since fallen, and you can now get this brilliant flagship model for as little as £599, or about £22 a month.
Excellent performance, attractive prices
With its unique (for the time) invite system, OnePlus stirred the breath of exclusivity and rarity around its smartphones. Driving word-of-mouth and brand buzz, OnePlus had the idea that in order to purchase a device from them you had to do it through their own website, and an invitation of another OnePlus fan was needed. It certainly worked, and the brand went viral with the OnePlus One; frankly it hasn't really looked back.
Speaking of the OnePlus One, this phone shook up the market with fantastic performance and desirable features, all wrapped in a great looking device. It successfully competed against the established competition in the form of the Galaxy S5 and the iPhone 5S back in the day.
The two successor phones: OnePlus 2 and OnePlus 3 (are you seeing a pattern here!?) were able to repeat that brand success and consolidate the positive image of the manufacturer.
OnePlus 3T - Overview
Top specs at a small price: The OnePlus 3T. At the end of 2016, an improved version of the 3 Series model came onto the market. The OnePlus 3T is a classy smartphone with powerful performance and sophisticated features.
Users enjoyed the lag-free loading from the UI as well as a load of snazzy features. Furthermore, that phone convinced fans and critics alike with an enormous amount of RAM and its AMOLED display with Full HD resolution and stable Gorilla Glass 4. The camera could also record 4K video recordings, 1080p at 60 fps, 16 megapixels and more. The high-quality aluminum unibody, the physical buttons and the fingerprint sensor were excellently designed,. The OnePlus 3T could in its day easily compete with smartphones that sit within higher price categories.
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