OnePlus 7T Pro, built with 6.67-inch panel which stretches out nearly all the way to the edges with exceedingly slim bezels. There’s an optical in-display fingerprint scanner included. The OnePlus 7T Pro employs soft-touch glass at the back and it feels luxurious. The frosted rear panel doesn’t attract fingerprints and the subtle gradient makes it look elegant. Other features include a USB-C port, a dual-SIM card tray, and a speaker grille built into the bottom edge. A second speaker up top enables stereo sound. Over on the right side is the famed OnePlus alert slider.

For the display, 7T Pro has a 6.67-inches Quad HD (3,120 x 1,440 resolution) + AMOLED screen. It also has a refresh rate of 90Hz. Contrast levels of the OLED screen are fantastic; there’s something to be said about the inky-black levels that only an OLED can produce. Color accuracy is on point, and the display is capable of reproducing images exactly the way they were shot. Powered by the Snapdragon 855 Plus which makes day-to-day performance as fast as it can possibly get.

The OnePlus 7T Pro ships with Oxygen OS 10, based on Google’s new Android 10. Oxygen OS is a great refinement of 9.5, and many of the improvements were focused on the camera. For example, macro mode and dual-FoV portrait mode have been added to the app, allowing for even more versatility with the 7T Pro’s triple camera setup. The camera consists of Standard: 48MP, f/1.6, OIS, Wide-angle: 16MP, f/2.2, 117 deg, Telephoto: 8MP, f/2.2, OIS and Pop-up selfie front camera: 16MP, f/2.0. In addition, the phone also supports 4K 60fps video recording.

The battery on the OnePlus 7T gets a minor spec bump to 4,085mAh. It’s a moderate improvement that makes a discernible difference to battery life, but also compensates for the faster chipset. The phone uses the Warp Charge 30T tech which promises up to 23% faster charging speed. Charging duration from scratch clocked in at about 71 minutes.