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THE ONEPLUS 6T is official, and given the number of leaks and rumors, it's probably exactly what you expected.

The flagship product "T" is the first OnePlus device to offer a built-in fingerprint scanner, a storage capacity of 256GB and, without doubt, much to the dismay of many, it also allows you to give up 3.5mm headphone jack in favor of audio over USB-C.

Below we've put together everything we know about the OnePlus 6T. You can also view our full review of OnePlus 6T.

Release date
After its unveiling on October 29th, the OnePlus 6T arrived at Blighty on November 6th.

Price
The OnePlus 6T is available in three variants. 6 GB + 128 GB, 8 GB + 128 GB and 8 GB + 256 GB. The price will start at £ 499 and reach £ 579 for the best-performing model.

The handset can be ordered from EE, with rates starting at £ 39 per month, with an initial fee of £ 50 offering unlimited UK minutes, unlimited text and a 1GB of data.

Plus at O2, the OnePlus 6T can be ordered with prices starting at £ 36.31 per month with 1GB of monthly data.

Vodafone also takes orders, with contracts for the OnePlus 6T starting at £ 42 per month for an initial cost of £ 29, including 16GB of data.

Here at Blighty, the OnePlus 6T can also be picked up at Amazon, Carphone Warehouse, John Lewis and OnePlus.

The OnePlus 6T is also available for the first time in the United States, exclusively via the T-Mobile network.

Recent news
27/11/18: OnePlus has organized a launch event in collaboration with the British supercar manufacturer McLaren, where it is expected to present a "limited edition" version of the OnePlus 6T.

The event, which will take place on December 11, promises to present "the first stage of collaboration" between the two companies, and suggests that we will see an enhanced version of OnePlus' flagship product. If you like Huawei's Porsche Design handsets, expect a faster processor, more RAM and a high-end garish design.

15/11/18: The Thunder Purple OnePlus 6T went on sale in Blighty. The purple color model, which contains 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, can now be retrieved from the OnePlus website for £ 529 without a SIM card.

13/11/18: OnePlus has announced that the Thunder Purple OnePlus 6T will be available in Blighty from November 15th. Defined to launch with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, the handset will be available to pick up for £ 529.

12/11/18: OnePlus teased the Thunder Purple variant of the 6T for a global release, even though it had previously announced that it would not be launched outside of China. It's still unclear which regions will get their gloves on the purple model, but in a message from his main Twitter account (below), the company confirmed that "it will come".


09/11/18: The OnePlus 6T has undergone a deep disassembly, revealing the innards of its integrated fingerprint scanner. Disassembly, carried out by JerryRigTout, reveals that the new sensor takes the form of a small camera capable of capturing an image of your fingerprint, with an attached sensor to create the image and authenticate your access to the phone.

The dismantling also reveals that the flagship is equipped with waterproof seals, despite the lack of IP certification, with a printed circuit board that protects the electronic components against corrosion.

11/08/18: TThe variant 'Thunder Purple & # 39; the OnePlus 6T will not be released in the UK. Talk to Phone Arena, OnePlus confirmed that the model would be marketed exclusively in China, with no intention of bringing the phone to other Western markets.

01/11/18: At launch, OnePlus announced that the 6T will be available in black and black. However, as suggested by early rumors, it seems that a more colorful variant could be considered. As spotted by SlashLeaksAmazon Germany has briefly listed the so-called "Thunder Purple" variant on its website for € 580 and is expected to start taking orders on November 30th.

We still do not know when OnePlus will officially launch the purple variant, but this year it introduced a red version of OnePlus 6 two months after the launch of the phone.

29/10/18: OnePlus unveiled the OnePlus 6T and, uh, it's probably exactly what you expected.

Upgrading from its predecessor OnePlus 6 today, the OnePlus 6T contains a built-in fingerprint scanner, dubbed imaginatively "Screen Unlock". The optical scanner, which sits at the bottom of the handset's FHD + AMOLED 6.4-inch scanner, allows users to unlock the 6T by pressing their numbers on the screen.

This new technology means that the handset is slightly thicker and heavier than the OnePlus 6, but otherwise, the design remains largely unchanged; The 6T is made almost entirely of glass and will be available in black mirror and black night options. However, OnePlus made the controversial decision to abandon the 3.5mm headphone jack, opting instead for audio over USB-C.

There is still no IP certification on sale, but OnePlus tells us that the phone is "water resistant for everyday use". It is also the first smartphone to be equipped with Gorilla Glass 6, which should make its screen less prone to splinters.

While the size of the screen on the 6T has risen, although slightly, the size of the notch has done the opposite. There is now a tapered teardrop notch at the top of the screen that houses the 16MP front camera of the handsets, giving the handset a 86% screen / body ratio.

At the rear, you'll find the same 16 MP + 20 MP dual-lens configuration as the OnePlus 6. Some improvements have been made to the software. However, OnePlus has equipped the handset with artificial intelligence enhancement features, an enhanced Portrait mode. Mode and better shooting capabilities in low light.

Below, you'll find the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 10nm processor, coupled with 6GB or 8GB of RAM. There is also a larger battery of 3,700mAh under the hood, 20% larger than the 3,300mAh battery of the OnePlus 6.

The OnePlus 6T will come with Google's Android Android Pie operating system, which will come with the company's hardly OxygenOS skin.

29/10/18: We are a few hours from the official unveiling of the OnePlus 6T and, uh, we do not know what's left to OnePlus to tell us. Over the weekend, the Twitter user @ IshanAgarwal24 has published what he claims to be a complete data sheet (below) for the flagship product to be launched soon, as well as some official press photos.

The leak does not tell us much that we do not already know, but "confirms" the handset's 6.4-inch OLED screen, the 16MP + 20MP dual camera configuration unchanged, the system of Android Pie operation and the battery 3,700 mAh.

26/10/18: British retailer MobileFun gave INQ lean on how much will cost the OnePlus 6T here at Blighty. Confirming that it will still be the company's most expensive phone, an "entry-level" model, with 128GB of storage and 6GB of RAM, will cost £ 499 without a SIM card, compared to the £ 469 starting price of OnePlus 6.

A model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage will be priced at £ 529, according to the retailer, with a 256GB model designed to fetch £ 579.

25/10/18: The retail giant Amazon will offer the OnePlus 6T in the UK when it goes on sale on November 6th. The move, while big for OnePlus, is no surprise, as Amazon started taking pre-orders for the OnePlus 6 earlier this month.

Nonetheless, Carl Pei, co-founder of OnePlus, said: "We have always seen strong demand for OnePlus products in the UK, so we are excited to be working with Amazon.co.uk – a partner who shares the same vision as we – to offer people more quality choices. "

24/10/18: Thanks to a list on Geekbench, we now know how the OnePlus 6T – with its Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor coupled with 8GB of RAM – will work. The phone, which has not yet been released, achieved a single-core score of 2,387 and a multicore score of 8,925. This places it well on par with the Pixel 3 XL, which reached 8,393 in the multi-core test. and 2376 for his single-hearted score.

23/10/18: In a list now removed, the German retailer Otto explained everything about the OnePlus 6T, including its full specifications and cost.

The list revealed that the OnePlus 6T will feature a 6.4-inch AMOLED display, a 2.8GHz Snapdragon 845 processor with 6GB or 8GB RAM, a dual-purpose camera system, and a storage choice of 128 Go and 256 GB. And that confirms that when it goes on sale on November 6th, the price of 6T will start at 579 € (about 510 £)

22/10/18: The director of OnePlus, Pete Lau, shared the official first sample of OnePlus 6T camera (below).

Just days after announcing the delayed launch of the phone, Lau shared a snapshot of downtown Shenzhen, which basically said "bring your own filter". The 13 MPa image does not reveal much about the 6T's camera specifications, but suggests that the handset will feature a dedicated night-time camera, similar to the Pixel 3 XL.

20/10/18: The OnePlus 6T will now be launched Oct. 29, the company announced, in order to avoid any conflict with Apple's Oct. 30 Apple and iPad event. In a surprisingly honest message on the company's forum, Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus, explains that if the company adhered to its original plans and launched the OnePlus 6T on Oct. 30, "we would be eclipsed by Apple ".

While this is good news for us, technology journalists, the OnePlus fans, who had already bought tickets for the launch in New York and, in some cases, flights and hotels, were have not been right to be. However, the company is committed to covering all costs.

"We will cover all the costs you could incur to change your plans.If you have to pay to move your flight, we have your back.On the same for those of you who have booked a hotel or taken a break. Other arrangements.Our team will get in touch with all ticket owners individually to help you. "

18/10/18: Thanks to MySmartPrice, there is not much we do not know about the OnePlus 6T, thanks to its new report that illuminates the price and storage configurations of the handset.

Depending on the leak, the OnePlus 6T will be available in three versions: 6GB + 128GB, 8GB + 128GB and 8GB and 256GB. The base model will yield ₹ 37,999 (about £ 395), MySmartPrice According to previous rumors, the flagship product would be more expensive than its predecessor OnePlus 6 thanks to its integrated fingerprint sensor.

While the handset is expected to cost more, its 3.5mm USB Type-C USB Headset Adapter is priced at $ 8.95, making it one of the cheapest headphone adapters for the first time on the market.

16/10/18: OnePlus, with the goal of continuing to create hype before the official launch of the OnePlus 6T, has launched a new user interface for its new flagship product.

In an article published on the OnePlus forum, the company presents some interesting new software features, including a "brand new user interface that you will have to experiment yourself to really understand."

While OnePlus 6 will continue to manage the company's customized OxygenOS solution, the company – without revealing details – confirms that its updated skin will offer "a fast, fluid, no-mess, no gadget experience." He notes that there will be faster navigation gestures, according to the article, and some adjustments to the camera's user interface.

"We have worked a lot to improve the camera behind the scenes, so you can expect to take better pictures," OnePlus teases.

15/10/18: The OnePlus 6T appeared on Geekbench just weeks before its official debut. The list, identified by WinFuture, Confirms – which is not surprising – that the flagship will pack a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip with a maximum clock speed of 2.2 GHz, 8 GB of RAM and Google's Android 9.0 Pie operating system.

11/10/18: OnePlus provided additional information on the integrated fingerprint sensor that is expected to debut on the OnePlus 6T, confirming that it will be optical rather than ultrasonically. The company confirmed the detail in a message on Weibo, spotted by GSMArena, which notes that the decision might not be good for consumers. The website, which has used optical sensors like the Vivo Nex S, notes that scanners can often be slow and unreliable, while ultrasonic sensors are both faster and more accurate.

04/10/18: Tickets went on sale for the launch of the OnePlus 6T at Pier 36 in New York. A secondary event will be held in India. OnePlus confirmed that the device would not be on sale at the event, but we would have the opportunity to see and play with, in addition to getting a release date and a price.

03/10/18: OnePlus CEO Pete Lau confirmed that the OnePlus 6T would be more expensive than its predecessor, and that the built-in fingerprint scanner on phones is to blame. Talk to CNETLau revealed that the technology, officially known as Screen Unlock, would increase the overall cost of the phone. It did not reveal the exact price of the OnePlus 6T, but rumors claim that it would cost around £ 20 more than the OnePlus 6.

Lau also had other bad news, confirming that the 6T will not feature a wireless charge. He said: "When we get to the day when wireless charging can be implemented without the expected implied heat, I think we can integrate the technology."

02/10/18: Official images (below) of the OnePlus 6T surfaced online, confirming the tiny teardrop-shaped notch of the smartphone and its glossy, matte black color options. published by WinFuturethe high-resolution images also give us a good look at the 6T's dual camera sensor, disproving early rumors that it would offer a triple camera configuration that rivaled the P20 Pro.

01/10/18: OnePlus released another official teaser (below) for its incoming OnePlus 6T, thereby confirming the integrated fingerprint scanner in the handset and its edge-to-edge display. The short video does not reveal much else, but previous rumors point to a 6.4-inch AMOLED display, internal Snapdragon 845 components and a dual-mounted camera setup vertically.

09/27/18: A new mega-leak OnePlus 6T, courtesy of @OnLeaks, shows the handset entering from all angles.

Pictures (above) and a 360-degree video (below) shared with MySmartPrice confirm the OnePlus 6T's Oppo-esque water drop notch, which rests on its 6.4-inch optical AMOLED display, offering a resolution of 1080×2340 and a 19.5: 9 aspect ratio. dual 16MP + 20MP camera configuration stacked vertically from the smart phone, the lack of 3.5mm headphone jack and, in the absence of physical sensor, the built-in fingerprint scanner to the screen are also confirmed.

The leak, which is the largest we've seen so far, also claims that the phone will be 8.2mm thick (slightly thicker than the OnePlus 6) and will ship a Snapdragon 845 processor at 2, 8 GHz, an Adreno GPU 630 and 6 GB or more. 8 GB of RAM coupled with 64 GB and 128 GB of storage, respectively.

09/25/18: There is not much we do not know already about the OnePlus 6T thanks to the not so subtle tips of the Chinese phone manufacturer. However, thanks to a new leak on Weibo, we can finally see what the handset looks like.

Images posted on the Chinese social network (below) claim to show the OnePlus 6T in all its splendor, with a drop-shaped notch similar to that of the Oppo R17 and an integrated fingerprint sensor.

However, before you get too excited, nothing blocks the back of the smartphone, nor any sign of a OnePlus brand beyond its "Never Settle" screen background. And as spotted by Gizmodothere is a hole for what appears to be a headphone jack on the bottom right – despite OnePlus' confirmation that the device would be the first to abandon the 3.5mm port.

09/20/18: An official teaser video of the OnePlus 6T highlighted the built-in fingerprint scanner of the incoming flagship product.

The video (below), whose star actor Amitabh Bachchan, India's brand ambassador, refers to the sensor built into the phone's display, which OnePlus has confirmed would arrive on the 6T earlier this month -this.

"We unlock our phones several times a day, and Screen Unlock reduces the number of steps to carry out the action," said a Oneplus staff member with cowardly lips.

"By adding this feature to other screen unlocking options, such as unlocking faces, users will have the option to unlock the screen in the most efficient way for them."

The clip also corrects the assumption that the OnePlus 6T will follow in the footsteps of Samsung's all-new Samsung Galaxy A7 with a triple-lens rear camera configuration, instead of showing the two rear cameras of the handset.

The 15-second teaser does not confirm much, but we already know that the OnePlus 6T will have internal components of Snapdragon 845, a larger battery than its predecessor OnePlus 6 and, uh, no headphone jack.

09/13/18: OnePlus confirmed OnePlus 6T will be its first smartphone to abandon the headphone jack.

In an interview with TechRadarCarl Pei, founder of OnePlus, revealed that the "Next OnePlus Handset" will remove the 3.5mm jack for USB-C.

He added that the "controversial" decision was motivated by the fact that nearly 60% of current OnePlus owners already owned wireless headphones.

"We found that 59% of our community members already had wireless headsets earlier this year – and that was before the launch of our Bullets Wireless headsets," he said.

And Pei says that by removing the jack, the company releases more space to incorporate "more new technologies" into the product, noting that the 6T will offer a bigger battery than its predecessor OnePlus 6 This is also probably a nod to the 6T's integrated fingerprint sensor, which OnePlus confirmed earlier this month.

"He [removing the headphone jack] was a very controversial decision. We do not do it for the sake of it and because everyone does it. We think the time has come because it will benefit the majority of our users while limiting the inconvenience. "

Fortunately, Pei has confirmed that OnePlus will have a suitable 3.5mm to USB-C adapter. And since then, the company has hinted that it would be launching new Type-C Bullet earphones alongside the OnePlus 6T, priced at £ 15.99 in the UK.

09/12/18: A questionable site has listed the OnePlus 6T in pre-order before its unveiling of the rumor of October.

GizTop, a Chinese e-commerce website linked to the blog GizmoChina, announces the launch of the next-generation OnePlus flagship product with a price of $ 569 (around £ 440) and says the 6T will be available from October 16th.

It also gives us a complete overview of the handset specifications. Therefore, if the list is accurate, it is unlikely that OnePlus will have many surprises.

The handset will feature a 6.440-inch 2340×1080 AMOLED display with a 91.6% screen-to-body ratio, according to GizTop, which will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor coupled with an Adreno 630 graphics processor.

The OnePlus 6T will also feature three rear cameras (20MP, 12MP and TOF 3D), a 25MP front camera, 6GB and 8GB RAM, 64GB / 128GB / 256GB storage, the Android operating system 9.0 Pie from Google and a "fingerprint sensitive to light". sensor under the screen ".

Of course, we advise you to take this leak with a pinch of salt.

09/11/18: OnePlus confirmed that its incoming OnePlus 6T would be the first to offer an integrated fingerprint sensor.

Talk to CNET, The company said its implementation of the technology – currently featured on models such as the Vivo Nex and the Huawei Mate RS from Porsche Design – will be dubbed "Screen Unlock".

"We unlock our phones several times a day, and Screen Unlock reduces the number of steps to carry out the action," said a OnePlus staff member at the website, noting that the technology was due to The original debut on the OnePlus 5T.

"By adding this feature to other screen unlocking options, such as unlocking faces, users will have the option to unlock the screen in the most efficient way for them."

In order to adapt to the new technology, the design of the OnePlus 6T will be "slightly modified" compared to its predecessor, the incoming flagship product having to be slightly thicker with reorganized internal elements.

09/05/18: Far from your cynic INQ believe everything we see in a blurry screen capture but it's a little exciting.

The OnePlus 6T is far from a gradual change, as the 5T seems to flank a whole new set of features that may upset those who took advantage of the OnePlus 6 just a few months ago.

An image of the presumed packaging of the next device, expected next month, suggests that the 6T will feature a fingerprint sensor, as well as a "teardrop-shaped" notch of water "designed to occupy the least possible of the screen.

The photo, which appeared on Weibo, does not show a photo, which immediately rings the alarm, but is complex enough to suggest that if it's a fake, it's a good red .

After moving the fingerprint reader back and forth during the last iterations, it was not only very interesting for OnePlus, but also for the mobile industry as a whole, after the Galaxy Note 9 and the next iPhone XS. line-up both seem ready to not engage in the technology that has been promised seemingly forever.

We tend to take such revelations with a pinch of old calcium carbonate, but since this Weibo user has already done a good job, we're going to get away with it and say it's real. May be. Perhaps. Ish.

Among other specifications, we can expect to include Android 9.0 Pie in the form of its Oxygen OS variant,

Although officially 6T does not exist yet, we are actually expecting it a month earlier, in October this time. The date of January 15 mentioned in the display is mysterious.

It may be that for the first time this service is exclusive to the carrier at the beginning. Previously, O2 had non-exclusive rights in the United Kingdom, but there are rumors that T-Mobile would have seized them for the United States, which could be exclusive. More news as soon as we have them. μ

08/20/18: The OnePlus 6T is expected to be launched in October this year as the company's first smartphone to be offered via an American network.

Said so CNET, which quotes people familiar with the launch plans, said the next flagship product of the Chinese firm "T" will be offered via the T-Mobile network in the United States.

T-Mobile would be the exclusive launcher for OnePlus in the United States, selling the phone through its stores and website, CNET reports, while OnePlus will always sell an unlocked version of the 6T via its own website. .

OnePlus has signed an agreement in principle with the US carrier, which provides for the publication by the firm of a "specific version of the OnePlus 6T optimized for the T-Mobile network", which will include support for LTE technology Extended Range of the operator.

The only problem could be obtaining the "technical approval" required for use on the network, according to CNETsources, which could cause a delay with the launch of the operator.

Nevertheless, if the rumors are true, it will be a major deal for OnePlus, which still has to make a good reputation in the United States because of lack of carrier support. A partnership with T-Mobile would ensure greater visibility of its product beyond the direct sales already offered by its own retail channels.

The report does not tell us much more about the OnePlus 6T, but he notes that the handset will cost the same price as its predecessor OnePlus 6. This means that you will probably be able to choose a 64GB model for £ 419, with variants of 128GB and 256GB for £ 519 and £ 569, respectively.

While CNET rumors suggest that the OnePlus 6T would be the first smartphone to integrate Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 processor, while others had already announced it, while others claimed that it could be endowed with a whole screen, with a contextual selfie camera like Vivo Nex. μ

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