Earlier this month, OnePlus debuted its new flagship – an update to the previous OnePlus 3 – in the form of the OnePlus 3T.
Despite being an update rather than an all-new device, the phone comes with a load of new features worth getting excited about, not least the brand new Snapdragon 821 processor.
Now, following the official US release on November 22, those in the UK and Europe can buy the new handset direct from OnePlus.
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The phone is currently only available in one colour, Gunmetal, but it looks like a Soft Gold option will soon be available on the 64GB model.
At the time of writing, OnePlus’ site says the phones will ship within 9 days, with the 64GB model going for £399 in the UK, and the 128GB variant on sale for £439.
If you’re in the UK, you can also order the phone through O2, which is offering pay monthly contracts for the 64GB model from £9.99 upfront and £31 per month.
Contracts for the 128GB OnePlus 3T start at £0 upfront and £33 per month, but that option will only get you 500MB of monthly data.
We were impressed with OnePlus’ latest handset, concluding that the phone is still “the best Android smartphone you can buy for the money.”
The 3T keeps all the best attributes of the OnePlus 3, but adds faster performance, better battery life, and an improved front-facing camera.
If you’re looking for a new phone ahead of the festive season, you won’t be disappointed with the 3T.
WATCH: OnePlus 3T
Let us know what you think of the 3T in the comments.
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