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For OnePlus, one is enough.
The company, founded in Shenzhen in 2013, tends to introduce only one new model each year. This year, they’ve tasked that phone — the OnePlus 6 — with the near impossible: compete with the iPhone X on style, compete with the Galaxy S9 on performance, remain number one in India’s premium phone market — and do it all for less than $600.
Does this cost-conscious premium phone live up to expectations? John Artman reviews.