OnePlus 8T 256GB deals

The OnePlus 8T was the mid-cycle refresh that fixed the two things people complained about most on the OnePlus 8. The curved screen was replaced with a flat 6.55-inch panel that finally ran at 120Hz, and charging jumped to 65W, which takes the 4,500mAh battery from empty to full in under 40 minutes. That combination still defines the phone: it is one of the fastest-charging handsets you can pick up second-hand, to the point where topping up while you shower becomes normal. The Snapdragon 865 remains quick enough for anything most people do, and OxygenOS at this vintage was clean, fluid and light on clutter. The camera is the weak link. The 48MP main sensor is dependable in daylight but falls behind rivals after dark, and the 5MP macro and 2MP monochrome sensors are filler. There is no microSD slot, no wireless charging and no official water resistance rating, and with software support ending at Android 14 it is now a value pick rather than a current flagship.