Storm Score 70 out of 100
Reviews 6 published
Outlets 6 publications
Top Outlet TechRadar highest score
% Positive 67% acclaim+

Critics' Consensus

“Critics praise the OnePlus 10T’s flagship performance and rapid charging, but fault its camera, battery life and design for falling short of rivals in the same price range.”

Certified
Critically
Acclaimed
70 / 100
Tier Distribution 6 reviews total
0%
67%
33%
Universal Acclaim (90–100): 0 reviews
Critically Acclaimed (70–89): 4 reviews
Mixed Reception (<70): 2 reviews

Critical Assessment

What Critics Praise

  • Fast charging
  • Powerful processor
  • Large RAM options
  • Blazing Performance
  • Smooth Display
  • Long Battery Life

Points of Contention

  • Plastic chassis
  • Missing alert slider
  • Weak haptics
  • Average camera
  • Limited Connectivity

Professional Reviews

6 reviews from 6 critics
80
Tom Bedford
TechRadar

“It’s not perfect – corners have clearly been cut in the camera, battery life and design departments to keep the price lower than it needs to be – but some users will find the lower price and different features make this a solid buy over the premium 10 Pro.”

Acclaimed 4/5
80
Sascha Segan
PCMag

“With a top‑of‑the‑line processor and the fastest‑charging battery you can get in a phone, the OnePlus 10T delivers terrific performance for its price.”

Acclaimed 4/5
80
Florence Ion
Gizmodo

“Indeed, the 10T is a deal: it’s packed to the gills with everything OnePlus is known to offer, including fast charging and more camera capabilities than you know what to do with.”

Acclaimed 4/5
70
Allison Johnson
The Verge

The OnePlus 10T delivers flagship-level performance and fast charging at a competitive midrange price, making it a strong value proposition. However, it lacks premium features like wireless charging and a polished camera system, which hold it back from top-tier status.

Acclaimed 7/10
60
Andy Boxall
Digital Trends

“The OnePlus 10T relies on the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and very fast wired charging to attract attention, but the rest of the phone disappoints, and fails to compete with both more expensive and cheaper alternatives.”

Mixed 3/5
50
Julian Chokkattu
Wired

“If I had around $649 to spend on an Android phone, I'd go for the Galaxy S22, Pixel 6, or wait for the upcoming Asus ZenFone 9 ($699) or Pixel 7, all of which are more well-rounded handsets that stand out just a bit more.”

Mixed 5/10

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