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Winner & Loser of the week: OnePlus puts an audience to sleep, then wakes them up again

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OnePlus introduced the new OnePlus 7T this week. We were able to test it in advance and it impressed us very much! The presentation of the smartphone, on the other hand, was exhausting - and it was only the first of two events.

Winner of the week: The OnePlus 7T

Like every autumn, this week OnePlus presented its latest T-model. In this case, the OnePlus 7T. The Chinese producer has made some changes. First of all, the interior was supped up a bit. Instead of the Snapdragon 855, the somewhat faster Snapdragon 855+ is now installed as the processor. Unlike of the OnePlus 7 there is no longer 6GB, but 8GB of RAM. In addition, OnePlus has carried over the camera setup of the Pro model and its 90 Hertz display. And on top of that Android 10 with OxygenOS is pre-installed.

We have already been able to test the smartphone in advance. We refrained from an evaluation because we did not have the final software yet. But all in all the OnePlus 7T is a top smartphone and a great update!

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The OnePlus 7T is delivered with Android 10 / © NextPit

Losers: First of two launch events for the OnePlus 7T

For whatever reason, OnePlus has decided to show the OnePlus 7T at an event in India. However, the main focus here was on OnePlus TV. But do you have to talk about a smart TV for a good hour and forty minutes? The new smartphone was nevertheless showed OnePlus, but the company didn't even dedicate five minutes to it. Because in October we have another such event in London. OnePlus will then probably also show the OnePlus 7T Pro, which was not shown India.

Such long product presentations are tedious and boring. Especially when you show a phone twice. We like shorter, snappy presentations better. Let's hope that will be the case in London, when we'll be in attendance.

But if you really want to, you can watch the OnePlus presentation for yourself:

Who were your winners and losers of the week? Let us know in the comments!

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Julius Stiebert

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Julius has been working as a technology journalist since 2005, although he took a few breaks to travel the world. He's part of AndroidPIT since May 2019, carrying an iPhone with him most of the time. In his spare time he's taking photos - not always digitally.

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  • David Martrano 29
    David Martrano Sep 30, 2019 Link to comment

    I think the op6t offers much for the money. Oxygen OS, warp charging, a 90hz refresh, macro zooming which I think is very cool. Sure it's missing a few premiums but for 599.00 it's not to shabby. The only downside is the butt ugly camera module, I can live with it. Another fine offering from one plus. I would not mind owning this phone!


    • David Martrano 29
      David Martrano Sep 30, 2019 Link to comment

      Correction: one plus 7t!


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    storm Sep 29, 2019 Link to comment

    launches are just in person advertisements. There's a reason we get up and do something else during advertisements.

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