OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren Edition US Model HD1925 12GB RAM 256GB ROM T-Mobile Unlocked Single SIM , Papaya Orange, 162.6×75.9×8.8mm (Renewed)

The media could not be loaded. Edit Nov 2022 (after 1 year): the only issues with this device is battery degradation has been significant and I'm going to get the battery replaced, and the earpiece speaker grill was missing when it first got delivered - so I need to clean dust out of there weekly. Other than that, I've been so used to using this device over the last 3 years I've gone thru 2 of them (this is the 2nd one) no other smartphones really interest me besides Samsung's folding devices, which I'm considering for next year. The experience is smooth, the processor and software keep up with me no matter what I've thrown at it, the display is flawless (remember, no notch/holepunch), the only weakness is a lack of software updates (I'm on Oxygen 12 as of Nov 2022) and the cameras are average. I can easily recommend this 3 year old flagship smartphone to someone who is on a budget and doesn't mind those trade offs!Not gonna review the product itself, go look on YouTube for that. The 7t Pro McLaren edition is already an enthusiast-level product in itself so you likely know what you're getting into. NOW, the physical condition is really nice-looking, back and front. If there are any scratches on the screen I can't notice them. Some insignificant scuffs are visible on the side rails and that's it. No problems with this unit so far. And factory unlocking worked without a hitch, already ordered a new Tmobile SIM for it. YMM

I love this phone! I came from an LG V30. It worked fine but was just slow and old. This one is so much faster and the camera is awesome! Ive fine photos and video. The 4k videos are quite large, but so much clearer than my V30. Having 60fps on video makes things really smooth. Even the front camera is crisp and clear. I love the poo up feature.There was no bloatware installed so I didn't have to disable or remove anything. It has gobbs of memory and storage so it can hold a lot and it's quick about switch apps.The price on a refurb phone was great and much less than retail. It came with fast charger and it seems to work well. I get a quick charge in about 15 minutes and I'm good for several hours.The battery life is decent. I'm a heavy user all day. I can usually get about 16 to 18 hours before I have to panic and plug it in. On a light use day for me, I get easily 16 hours with plenty of battery left over. On heavy use days I get 16 hours with about 13% to 25% left over. Even at 15% left over with battery saver turned on I can use it solidly for another hour of screen time.If ycsn get a hold of this phone take it.

I got this phone for 2 main reasons.1) The Front Facing camera and giving me the entire front screen. 2) The 256GB and 12GB of RAM.Its a refurbished item so was expecting some scratches and stuff, but I got something different. Everything is great. The only issue is the black levels on the phone. I have the "Black Crunch" issue where the screen has problems displaying light to dark gradients. I'm using an app called Screen Balance to somewhat fix this, but the main issue still remains.This may may be fixed by replacing the screen, but I'm not too sure. I'm not thrilled to spend more just to fix the black levels to an uncracked screen. That's just me, but others have had this problem as well.It would have been 5 stars considering it is refurbished, but 4 is what I'm giving it. It's probably a One Plus problem especially if this was a really good screen by the manufacturer and not the seller's responsibility. Yet again I don't think the phone I got was properly examined and fixed.

The phone was as described. Everything looked brand new except one minor imperfection. There was a faint scratch in the screen that was only visible with the screen off and held at just the right angle. WiFi, Bluetooth, cameras, speakers, mic all worked well. I use Cricket for service, so it works well on the AT&T network. The user interface is a little adjustment for back, home, etc. that were different than my LG G5 but I like it. The popup selfie camera is an interesting feature. Since I don't take a lot of selfie's, I don't have any concerns about the extra moving parts associated with that.It doesn't include the original case, screen protector or charger from OnePlus but that was stipulated in the description. The supplied charger is a 3.0A (15W) which does charge as fast as the OnePlus 30W charger would. The supplied charger does meet the product description, so no complaints. Just make sure you understand that before purchasing.

This phone is amazing. After looking at the other 5G based phones with at least 8 GB ram (Asus, Nubia, Razer 2) that were in my range, I'm very glad I went with the McLauren. As you can see from my screenshot, Straight Talk loves it too (still shows 4g tho....?), No special changes to APN settings (literally popped my sim in and voila). Not a scratch or dent to be seen, phone is pristine). Only downer wasn't the phone, but the glass cover the seller (tried... Failed) installed. Both ends were bubbled (said it was uv kind). Glad I ordered one too (yay no bubbles now). This may be the last phone I buy for a bit. If you're thinking of getting this phone, don't.... Just do it, you won't be sorry.Edit... Moved to at&t and moved to an LG velvet as this won't do 5g on at&t network.