In our OnePlus 10 Pro review, we described it as the best of the best Android phones when it comes to value, and one of the best phones we’ve tested overall too. OnePlus has stuffed this phone with a 6.8-inch OLED display with an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, a long-lasting battery that survived an impressive 11 hours and 52 minutes on our custom battery test and a powerful 65W charger in the box to keep the phone topped up. Unfortunately, the 12GB/256 model is not on sale. These are similar to previous OnePlus phones, but the 10 Pro stands out in two particular areas. First, it’s adopted a new design with a matte-textured glass back (available in either black or green) with a shiny camera bump that extends over the edge of the phone into the metal side rail. It’s both handsome and unique looking in an Android phone market where phones can struggle to stand out among the crowd. Second, OnePlus has been working with camera maker Hasselblad to tune up its cameras for the second year running, and it’s really paid off this year. The 48MP main and 50MP ultrawide cameras can produce pictures that are just as good as those you’d take with an iPhone 13 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22 or Google Pixel 6. Couple of things to watch out for though. First, OnePlus has only promised three years of full Android updates, so this phone will miss out on future Android versions that other phones launched this year will get. Also, we weren’t that impressed with its telephoto camera in comparison to the other sensors. Just be aware that we’ve seen the 10 Pro go for as low as $719 in the past, so while this is a good deal for this phone, it’s not the best ever deal. If you want some extra options to choose from before slamming the buy button, then take a look at the top Prime Day phone deals and Prime Day iPhone deals we’ve found so far. And don’t forget about our Prime Day deals live blog, where we post the top offers as we find them.
