“The OnePlus 10 Pro's pretty design, high specification, decent camera, and fast charging make it worth the money, but it's let down by the software.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Sharp AMOLED display with adaptive 120 Hz
- Competitive battery life and fast charging
- Thoughtful design with split volume rocker
- Good overall performance
- Hasselblad‑branded camera features
- Physical alert slider
Points of Contention
- Limited storage to 128 GB
- No 12 GB RAM option
- Software reliability issues
- No IP68 water resistance
Professional Reviews
6 reviews from 6 critics“The cherry on the cake is that it costs less than other Pro phones, making it an incredibly tempting choice.”
“The OnePlus 10 Pro is a perfectly solid Android device. There’s nothing particularly outstanding about it, but it’s capable enough that it’s an option if you don’t like the look and feel of Samsung and Google’s respective phones.”
“Yet the limited charger support and the lack of compatibility with a broader range of charging standards make it prone to falling behind options such as the Galaxy S22 Ultra.”
The OnePlus 10 Pro offers strong value with its sleek design and solid performance, but falls short due to camera limitations and fewer software updates. It remains a capable device but doesn't fully compete with top-tier Android flagships at the same price point.
“If you're not sold on Google's Pixel phones or Samsung's latest S22 lineup, this new OnePlus is a good alternative.”
