Customer Ratings & Reviews

Working great. Easy purchase from Best Buy. Only short coming is Ram is 4GB and Storage 64 gb. Could not find 6 or 8 gb Ram and 128 GB internal memory options in the model

Wanted a decent prices phone for my dad that didn't need the highest specs and didn't cost too much. I was surprised at how much value this phone has, it's 5g capable, works well, and seems like a much more expensive phone. He's had it for about 2 months and he hasn't had any issues with it yet.

I didn't want to spend a lot and this phone is best in its price range.It does most of my day to day jobs and is affordable. No issues so far. Battery life looks great. Felt a slow response than my previous oneplus 6 and has fingerprint button place weirdly sideways which no one expects. Plus it comes with a fast charger.

Good general phone. Has 128gb. It is 5g comparable, unlocked for most brands, may not work on all network. Good price. Good feel, doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. USB C cable for recharge with power brick included. Camera is good, not great

Got this from my elderly mom and it's perfect for pictures ease of use.high quality at a decent price.

I like this phone! It has the CPU, GPU, the RAM, and even 90mhz and a long lasting battery! Even the camera and video is impressive! BUT it does not have Wi-Fi calling!

Value for money, loved this phone very much. Overall performance Is good

Just as good as a Samsung and I phone takes great pictures battery last long

I got this on Best Buys excellent returns and paid arround $85. While I woudl say the phone was in excellent condition I received no box no manual just a charger and a phone. Overall the Phone has been decent I ahve had some laging issues while using Pokemon Go... But overall for the price it is good. hindsint might have upgraded to a newer model like OnePlus 10T.

Nice and easy to use. Camera quality looks good. Easy to operate as well

As I use this moderately priced phone, I have a hard time imagining what features could possibly lure me to a phone that costs 5 or more times as much. Beautiful screen, flawless performance, decent camera. I couldn't be happier with it.

Good phone for the price, I bought it as a backup phone when traveling through Europe because my carrier locked my phone.

Screen quality is great, pretty fast and responsive. Overall, a good phone for an average user.

Quality, price,specs best bang for the buck Best budget phone One plus is the way to go , they have different levels depending on your budget. Changed out my families phones from Samsung and iPhone and switched over to ONE PLUS models and it was a great move. The only thing I could say where I would like them to start focusing on is the cameras But best move I have made for phones Do your homework for your budget and needs and trust me you won't be disappointed Stop paying for the Samsung and Apple commercials pay for what you need. Good luck

Phone was lower price; however no cases were available at the store. The phone has had some difficulties with hearing people and needed restarted a few times. It has 5 G and price was cheap. Worked with my phone provider and is easy to navigate.

I love how this product is so cheap (about the cheapest 5G unlocked phone I could find) and capable of so much! It has great battery life (at least so far - I have only owned it a few weeks), straightforward hotspot capabilities, plenty of storage, and works with many MVNOs, including Mint Mobile, Straight Talk, TracFone, Tello, US Mobile, and others. Additionally, as an unlocked phone, it does not come with lots of network-specific apps to clutter the storage. The only apps that are pre-installed are the OnePlus Store and the OnePlus Switch apps (the latter to switch data from one phone to another), and apps from Google - which, if you are a GMail user, are probably all useful to have, anyway. Some of the downsides: Since it is made to be an unlocked phone, I could not find a case in stock at Best Buy, Walmart, or Target, and had to order it from a third party online. So be prepared to take extra precautions until you get your case. Additionally - also since it is an unlocked phone - it does not always receive text messages immediately once you turn it on - sometimes you have to switch it to airplane mode momentarily in order to receive the text messages sent while the phone was off. Finally, if you are an iPhone fan, this is an Android. But if you like Androids or are willing to use them, this is not necessarily a problem as it functions perfectly well. So far, these are the only major cons I can find. Again, I love this phone so far!

Overall Good 5G phone- Good 90Hz screen, features , awesome battery life, decent camera. Buy a case though as it's back is shiny, smooth. This phone definitely punches up its weight giving iPhone like experience at a sub 200$ price tag!

Excellent Phone features, very satisfied with the quality and output

Well spent money. Display and and camera decent. Battery life is good

My OnePlus 6 got knocked off AT&T's network when 3G service ended, but I hadn't decided what my upgrade would be, so I thought I'd indulge in a little brand loyalty and pick up the Nord N200 to hold me over while I waited for OnePlus 10 release. Well, I was surprisingly disappointed: - At time of writing, OnePlus actually hasn't applied for AT&T 5G certification on anything (including the 10), so despite claiming "5G" here, I can only get 4G LTE on the N200. Not really a problem because I had a temporary intention, but, what if I expected to hold onto it for longer? - The load of the operating system alone, out of the box, had the phone running sluggishly and unable to keep applications in memory. Last week the phone got an OS update and now it lags and hitches constantly, even right after power cycling. Sometimes it takes minutes to wake up the screen when locked. - I was really proud of how high-quality the camera on the OnePlus 6 was - my friends with other manufacturers' flagships would borrow my phone for pictures! I did check out a couple reviews of the N200 that panned the camera quality but I sort of dismissed them, thinking there was no way OnePlus would regress the quality. Nope! It is, by far, the most depressing aspect of the phone. The camera hardware might not be bad, but something in the processing chain washes out every detail in the photos. I had a $60 0.3MP point-and-shoot twenty years ago and I honestly couldn't say which pictures are better. On top of that, HDR insists on being active even in low-light situations, the "Scene AI" might churn for seconds before allowing a picture, and I get a toast about my "shaky hands" even in brightly lit, sub-millisecond exposures. Seriously? The phone *does* function well as a texting and calling device, and the battery life is great, so I guess I'll give it two stars. Everything else is insufficient for a $150 phone in 2022.