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As is the case every year, OnePlus has delivered the T variant of its flagship smartphone with a few tweaks, upgrades and a new design. While the phone’s fundamentals really haven’t changed, the OnePlus 8T does have a few notable changes that make it stand out from the competition, and with its $750 price tag, it’s definitely worth a closer look. OnePlus 8T specifications Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragong 865 RAM: 12GB Storage: 256GB Display: 6.55-inch AMOLED, FHD+, 120Hz, HDR10 Cameras: 48MP (main), 16MP (ultrawide), 2MP (monochrome), 5MP (macro), 16MP (selfie) Battery: 4,500 mAh with 65W charging The Good While the OnePlus […]

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