OnePlus 6T A6013 128GB Storage + 8GB Memory T-Mobile and GSM + Verizon Unlocked 6.41 inch AMOLED Display Android 9 - Mirror Black US Version

If you don't care about having the newest $1k+ phone and your image of having the newest cool gadget, this gets the job done! Takes great pictures and I get around 3 solid days of battery life. I have bought a couple of unlocked phones from amazon and never had any issues. I'm on the Verizon network and I just popped my sim card in and turned it on! Literally that easy! If you have Verizon this will work, even though the boot screen does say T-mobile. I will never finance a phone and have no problem using a phone that was released a year ago. Its fast and it's not obnoxiously huge.. My only problem is I wished it would accept a SD card, as 128gb of storage isnt room for much any more. I have no problem backing up my videos and photos to my desktop at home. Great price and superb product! Would not hesitate to buy again or any OnePlus product!

I had a difficult time sending text messages with Verizon as my carrier. But the support person at Verizon made one technical adjustment to my account, and it worked fine.The phone is excellent. Fast, great display, and excellent battery life. The only negative is the speaker. There is only one speaker, and it is down firing. It is loud, but I was used to stereo speakers on my Pixel 2XL, and thereafter my iPhone Xr.However, especially for the price, it is a great deal. Right now using it is my daily driver.

When I went to buy the phone I had my reservations because of all of the buyer beware comments. But when I got the phone and put my sim in. Any reservations I had went away. It fired right up and stared working like it was supposed to. After further inspection I noticed that the phone said it was an a6013 model and looked it up to no avail. So I called OnePlus and spoke with them about the model number. They told my that the only major difference with the a6010 and a6013 was that the a6013 was the dual SIM China unlocked model and that even if I did receive that phone instead it would have still functioned fine here in the US. The sim slots and startup screen are the only differences between the phone.The only down side about buying the one that I did. Is it didn't come with a charger or cable and if you want to use dash charging or any kind of fast charging on the oneplus 6t you will need a charger that works with their proprietary charging system. But it did come with a pre-installed screen protectorThat all being said, It is a great phone for what I paid and I'd buy it again in a heart beat.

The build quality feels really solid. Everything works well. The battery life is excellent. The phone is fast. The fingerprint reader on the screen is super convenient and works well.The sound settings are very sensible -- many other Android phones I've had are hard to keep from making crazy noises all the time. This sounds like a small thing but its actually a big deal.There's not much bloatware from the OEM on the device and what is there doesn't bother me.

Thoughts: first thing I noticed out of the box was the screen wasn't as big as I expected. It's marketed at 6.4 inches. The LGs I'm used to are far larger to my expectations. However, not a big deal for the OnePlus 6T.Setup was easy as usual with my Google account. FYI, for anyone on Verizon. This works nicely with Verizon. Hesitated buying this phone because of CDMA issues. Internet, messeging and video work perfectly. The only thing that doesn't work right off the bat was, I couldn't receive SMS messages. Not make phone calls with Verizon. Haven't fixed that for a week now. I used a third party phone app called, TextNow. Calls work fine on there. But, left out of SMS texts & calls. Other than that, all works fine (internet-wise).As color goes, nice colors. Saturated. AMOLED. I noticed it has perfect darks. Unlike LCD smartphones. Blacks are superb and rich. No backlit blacks.Audio on OP6T is average. Compared to my Pixel XL. OP6T lacks decent audio. It's fine for it's use. Just really muffled audio. Not good highs. Poor base. Mids are ok. Almost sounds like mono. The downfiring speaker is ok. Loud enough for general use. Nothing special.OP6T comes with a USB-C to 3.5mm Jack for your headphones. It's a converter, it is not stocked.There's a notch for the camera that can be changed in case you don't like the notch thing. I personally don't mind the notch.My OP6T came as the T-Mobile variant. In which I converted to global version. So that makes things better. Still works great.OP6T markets as 128GB but, once formatted it's about 105GB (for both T-Mobile & global variant). I'm on Android 10. With latest OxygenOS, 10.3.5. Very fast phone. Haven't noticed any slow downs. Great buy.Good: 128gb lots of space , flagship killer, CDMA/ GSM capable. Verizon limited. Solid built. Fast phone. 3,700 battery last me a day. Will have updates till 2021 and with Android 11 future update.Bad: Verizon limited, SMS and call problems. Audio is pretty lame, slow fingerprint reader, T-Mobile variant (can be removed just Google it. Voids warranty) and no MicroSD card slot for stage expansion. You'll need an OTG device for backing up your files and or online storage like Google drive. Otherwise there is always there option to hook OP6T to your PC.Camera: No opinion. Don't care at all for the camera. I use it for general use, only.

This is the best phone that I’ve ever had. Everything works as expected and it’s very fast. I don’t know why people complain about the finger printer reader on the screen. This one works as well as the rear mounted fingerprint reader only my last couple of phones. I was little unsure about buying a phone without a headphone jack. So, I used the money I saved on the phone and bought some wireless earbuds and I will never go back to wired headphones. It’s so much easier to leave my phone on a table and walk around the house doing things without having to deal with the wires. Now I use my headphones way more than I used to. Do yourself a favor and get some wireless headphones with this phone.