OnePlus 10T 5G, front
OnePlus · Launched August 2022

OnePlus 10T 5G

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The ZuPick verdict

2.6out of 5
SkipBest at battery, weakest at camera.

The OnePlus 10T 5G remains excellent at rapid wired charging, but rivals around this price offer brighter and sharper displays, better zoom cameras, stronger performance or wireless charging.

Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.
Performance2.3
It scores about 820,000 on AnTuTu, well below what many phones at this price manage. The 8 GB base configuration, UFS 3.1 storage and three Android upgrades are adequate rather than premium.
Camera2.3
The 50 MP stabilised main camera covers everyday photos, while the 8 MP ultrawide adds a wider view. However, no optical zoom, 4K video limited to 30 fps and a 16 MP front camera make this a weak camera package for the price.
Display2.4
The 120 Hz AMOLED panel delivers smooth motion and good contrast, but its Full HD resolution and 950-nit peak brightness are modest for ₹54,999.
Battery3.3
The 4800 mAh battery is slightly modest, but 150W charging and a roughly 19-minute full recharge are major advantages. The lack of wireless charging holds it back.
Value2.3
At ₹54,999, very fast charging is the clear attraction, but the dim Full HD display, limited cameras, cable-only charging and older performance leave too many compromises.

Price history

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Pros & cons

What’s good
Exceptionally fast wired charging

The 150W charger can fill the battery in about 19 minutes. Short top-ups are enough to recover several hours of everyday use.

Smooth large AMOLED display

The 6.7-inch AMOLED screen combines a fluid 120 Hz refresh rate with HDR10+. Scrolling, games and video playback look smooth.

Steadier main camera

The 50 MP main camera has optical stabilisation, helping reduce blur in low light and keeping handheld video steadier.

Flexible memory configurations

Options extend to 16 GB RAM and 256 GB storage. UFS 3.1 storage also keeps app loading and file transfers reasonably quick.

What’s not
Weak camera versatility

There is no telephoto camera, leaving zoom entirely to digital cropping. The 8 MP ultrawide and 2 MP macro camera also fall behind stronger camera systems at this price.

Dim Full HD screen

Peak brightness of 950 nits makes direct-sunlight viewing harder than on brighter rivals. The 1080x2412 resolution is also less detailed than the increasingly common 1.5K alternatives.

Cable-only charging

Wireless charging is missing, which is a meaningful convenience sacrifice at ₹54,999. Every recharge requires a cable despite the excellent wired speed.

Performance trails newer rivals

Its processing power and UFS 3.1 storage are behind newer alternatives near this price. Three Android version upgrades also offer less longevity than the strongest support policies.

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