OnePlus 15

Slick and easy-to-like design, IP68/IP69K ingress protection.

Camera quality could be better.

Competitiveness will improve over time once the OnePlus 15's price settles down, but at launch, the phone is facing hard competition from more prominent flagships with better camera systems.

stylish design;comparatively inexpensive (especially when imported);bright display;up to 165 fps in games;highly responsive touchscreen;waterproof;good camera system;powerful speakers;good battery life;120W fast charging;world phone with good...

performance issues, significant throttling;case gets very hot;only mediocre energy efficiency;stripped-down camera system;display has PWM flickering;only mediocre Wi-Fi performance;no UWB;Chinese import lacks eSIM support;slight creaking when bent;back...

Although the OnePlus 15's specifications show it isn't intended to be Oppo's flagship camera phone, it's still capable of taking good photos.

Despite what the specs suggest, the OnePlus 15 is not a drastic departure from the OnePlus 13. That's a good thing, as the latter only launched in January of this year, and it was already a fantastic Android handset. With the successor, OnePlus is...

The OnePlus 15 feels like a brand trying to rediscover its strengths. By moving away from the Hasselblad partnership and introducing its own DetailMax camera system, doubling down on performance and gaming, and adding a massive 7,300mAh battery,...