Customer Ratings & Reviews

Battery life is very very huge 7400 mah even greater than one plus 15!! easily juice stays two days. Even with 7400 mah battery not too heavy when compared with 13R...Both look and feel same to hold. Performance is also top knotch elite gen5 chip is really fast with smooth oxygen os. build quality is also decent not too strong as 15. Charging speed is insane if you are coming from ios/samsung but if your are from one plus, you know how it is. 80w fast charging here in us, comes with a cable and a brick. 4+6 year updates is so good at this price segment. only camera module is different than 13 R and feels like same. Display is also gorgeus. Gets with IR Blaster and no fast charging and cam is good even 15 is also decent to good so don't expect much but at this price segment for features, I think its best buy. I liked charging, display and huge battery, i preferred camera module and love still it gets ir blaster and great battery capacity than 15. Camera is moderate and negatives are no wireless charging and not great camera little bit pricy when compared to 13 R but reasonable enough as you get screen protector, otg cable and charging brick inside. I used my 13 R protector for one year and it went well. so no immediate purchase of adapter or screen protector is required. I am an applying for jobs and its great for me with great display and great battery.

Great phone battery lasts a long time and charges very fast and take great pictures

This second tier phone beats most top tier ones. It has a stunning display, a 7400 ma battery, comes with an 80 watt charger and a screen protector as well. Plus a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor. I have the light green version and it looks great. I rate it an A-++++

Okay so the OnePlus 15 is actually really good and I feel like not enough people are talking about it?? First of all, the battery, I'm getting like two full days on a charge which is actually insane compared to every other phone I've used. And when it does die, it charges back up in like 40 minutes. Forty. Minutes. My friend's iPhone takes literally forever so this is just built different. The performance is super fast too, no lag, nothing. Games run smooth, the screen looks amazing, and the software isn't all cluttered and annoying like some other phones. Honestly it just works and that's all I want. Okay but here's the thing. The camera is kinda mid. Like it's not BAD bad but for a phone that costs $900 I feel like it should go harder?? They used to collab with Hasselblad which sounded really cool and professional, but now they dropped that and did their own thing and… yeah you can tell. My pics are fine but fine isn't really the flex they think it is at this price. Also they got rid of the little slider button on the side which everyone apparently loved and replaced it with just a regular button. Kinda lame ngl. But like overall?? If you want a phone that literally never dies and doesn't cost as much as a used car, the OnePlus 15 actually slaps.

The last phone I bought was the Samsung A71 5G in May of 2020 and kept that phone all the way till now, and after breaking it, repairing it, and buying accessories for it I could tell I wouldnt be able to keep it for that much longer. I knew I didn't want another Samsung and definitely didn't want to switch to iPhone and narrowed my options to a Google Pixel 9 and the OnePlus 13R, and after visiting my local BestBuy the price different between the 13R and 15R was close enough to bring it into the conversation. Comparing just the product specs between all of them it became clear that the 13R and 15R were the clear decision, being both cheaper than the pixel, and having better product specifications for that price. And I can honestly say that after living with the 15R for almost a month, I'm very confident in my decision. From the extra storage, double the amount of ram, twice the battery size, and even charging speed up to 80 watts, everything about the 15R is a massive upgrade for me. I charge it overnight with the provided 80W charger, use it for work on spreadsheets or Google slides, play games on it even while on a group call with my friends and still have at least 30% batter by the end of the night. Not to mention doing all this while feeling extremely smooth and snappy, having tons of storage for all the photos, videos, programs and games I want to try out and play, and providing an overall drastic quality of life improvement with its endless features, customization, high grade materials and high performance specs. Overall I give the phone a complete 10/10!

The OnePlus 15R is one of those phones that just feels right from the moment you start using it. No drama, no weird stuff, just clean performance and a really solid experience overall. Yeah, it doesn’t have wireless charging, but honestly you forget about that pretty fast. The wired charging is so quick that you plug it in for a bit and you’re good again. It fits into real life way better than you’d expect. Performance is where this thing really shines. Everything runs smooth, like actually smooth. Switching between apps, gaming, scrolling for hours, it keeps up without slowing down or acting strange. It feels stable, and that gives a lot of peace of mind. Battery life holds up nicely too. You can go through your day without constantly checking your percentage or thinking about where to charge next. It’s reliable, and that matters more than people admit. The display looks really clean. Bright, sharp, colors look good without being overdone. Watching videos or just scrolling feels comfortable, almost addictive in a quiet way. And the build feels premium in a relaxed, confident way. It’s not trying to impress you every second, but you notice the quality anyway. Overall, the OnePlus 15R is just a really enjoyable phone to use. It’s fast, dependable, and it stays out of your way while doing everything you need. That kind of experience is what actually makes you keep a phone longer.

This is an awesome phone. It truly is waterproof, just like all the YouTube videos show. It's fast and responsive. The fingerprint sensor is not quite as perfect as they would have you believe, though. There have been times (albeit rare) where I had to try 2 or 3 times. Still significantly better than my previous phone (a Pixel 8). The battery (while also awesome) doesn't quite live up to the hype. Though it still lasts a LONG time and charges incredibly fast. Just don't expect to get 2 1/2 - 3 days out of it. Really, this should be a 5 star review, but it just doesn't quite live up to the hype. Still an awesome phone though. You'd be hard pressed to find anything better, unless you get the OnePlus 15... By the way, the camera is friggin awesome. I don't know why anyone would say different. (Other than the lack of optical zoom)

Love the camera and editing software which allows me to straighten angled buildings taken with a wide angle format. The 7400 mAh battery makes life less stressful, keeping it charged 70% plus after a day's work. It can really last 2 whole days with light use of email checking, brief texting and light surfing including power-sucking Google mapping with Spotify. It's a bit heavy and hefty but I got used to it quickly. The size and weight demands care and attention, i.e. you'll need a strong grip. Wireless connection is super fast and stable. Not much that I don't like and if there were it doesn't really bug me. We get phones to do a handful of tasks that matter to us and the 15R meets all my expectations.

Works really well. Larger screen from my last phone. Enough memory to last years.

I really like the battery life. A lot longer than my old 8t. Storage is a lot. A little slow to load videos on social media but overall much better than my old OnePlus.

I've been using OnePlus since the 7, arguably one of their better phones. Since then, it's been the slow decline we've come to expect from similar brands. With that said, this phone was for my wife, and coming from the pixel lineup, then to the OP10 pro, and now to the 15r, she absolutely loves it. Great battery life, no more curved screen frustrations, great color, and fantastic photos/videos, all at a fraction of the price of most flagship options. Though it's just my opinion, this phone seems to punch well above its weight class in terms of performance, and I'm now considering replacing my 11 with the same phone.

Great phone. Perfect phone for my son. Enough features to keep the phone interesting

The battery life is good, other than that it's nothing special about it. The camera is bad the AI is just okay . I paid too much $714 out the door for a basic phone

Oneplus has always been a great brand for me. One feature I really love is the battery lasts all day and that helps because I use my phone a lot at my job. The camera takes great pictures and video and the quick response for switching between apps is a plus. I highly recommend this phone!

Huge bang for buck phone. Great screen, super clear and vibrant. Huge Battery, last me almost 2 days with heavy use. It came with its own charger which happens to incorporate rapid charging which is really fast. Takes about 30 minutes to go from 20% to full charge. Camera takes high quality photos and records high resolution videos. The hardware is way more than what I really need especially since I upgraded from a pixel 6A. All of the applications that I normally use, open and run really fast. This phone seems to be on par with the Galaxy s25 but for a cheaper price. I'm still getting used to all the AI features but other than that, this phone really is awesome.

It has a best performance for gaming. Battery life also incredible.

This is the best phone you can ever get at this price point! Everything about it is amazing and you I don't miss wireless charging because the battery life is insane! It's sturdy and the water resistance ratings are great. I'm still throwing on a case for good measure :D

Great phone and battery life! Considered going back to the Samsung S26 but the reviews were compelling to stay with OnePlus!

I love it, this cel phone is on another level and the delivery was efficient.

Best phone I've ever had OnePlus has a fan for life