by Hayato Huseman on (#57BKN)
OxygenOS feels as fresh as ever, but the cameras could still use some work.OnePlus may not be making the ultra-affordable "Flagship Killers" it once clung to, but the OnePlus 8 is still a pretty fantastic value compared to the Galaxy-branded alternatives. For $700, you get a top-of-the-line Snapdragon 865 processor, a great display with a high refresh rate, and one of the best software experiences around.I've spent a lot of time with the OnePlus 8 this year, well beyond the initial review period, largely because I absolutely love the company's OxygenOS software. As it turns out, even after testing newer phones like the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and LG Velvet, this phone still feels brand new, thanks to its ultra-responsive performance and even its 5G connectivity.At a glanceOnePlus 8 Bottom line: The OnePlus 8 is still a terri...