OnePlus Nord N100 SIM Free deals

The OnePlus Nord N100 was the cheapest phone OnePlus had ever made when it arrived, and it shows in the places you would expect. The Snapdragon 460 is an entry-level chip that copes with calls, messaging, banking apps and video, but stutters as soon as you ask it to juggle several apps or play anything demanding, and the 720p LCD panel looks soft and washed out next to the AMOLED screens on rival budget phones. The single 13MP camera is fine in bright daylight and unremarkable everywhere else, with the 2MP macro and depth lenses adding almost nothing. What redeems it is stamina. The 5,000mAh battery paired with a low-power chip and a low-resolution screen means two days of light use is realistic, which is more than most phones at any price manage. It also keeps a headphone jack, a microSD slot and a rear fingerprint sensor. Software is the sticking point: it shipped on Android 10, support has long since ended, and there is no 5G at all.