OnePlus 6T
The OnePlus 6T is the first phone in the US with an under-display fingerprint sensor. It's also an amazing value for the money, offering performance similar to a $1,000 smartphone for about half the price.
It Isn't So Big
The OnePlus 6T has a big 6.41-inch screen, but the phone itself isn't huge. At less than three inches wide, it'll fit in most hands.
Fingerprint Scanner
The fingerprint sensor is in a specific place on the screen, and it lights up when it's requesting a fingerprint.
Tap to Activate
The scanner wants a direct press from the pad of your finger.
Small Notch
OnePlus minimized the notch on this phone, but there still has to be a notch, as you can't put a front-facing camera under the display...yet.
Notches Compared
From the top: the iPhone XR, with its monster notch; the OnePlus 6; and the OnePlus 6T, with its mini notch.
No Headphone Jack
Adding the fingerprint sensor kit, alas, means that this phone doesn't have a headphone jack. It comes with a dongle, and OnePlus sells USB-C headphones for $20.
Back
The phone has dual rear cameras, although they're just for bokeh and image improvement; they aren't 2x or wide angle.
OnePlus 6T vs. 6
You can tell which one is the OnePlus 6 here—it's the one with the fingerprint sensor on the back!
Side
The 6T comes in both dual-SIM models and a single-SIM model that will be sold by T-Mobile. The phone doesn't have expandable memory.
Mute Switch
The mute switch on the side of OnePlus phones has always been a signature touch.
Comparison
From left: The OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 6, and iPhone XR. The 6T is tall, but narrow, so it isn't hard to hold.
Backs Compared
Here are the three phones from the previous image as seen from the rear.