Flagships, budget picks and everything between.
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OnePlus has confirmed the OnePlus 16 will launch in China on October 12, bringing the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, a 185Hz gaming-focused display, and a 200MP main camera.
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Nothing swaps transparent glass for aircraft-grade aluminium and bolts a 50MP periscope onto a £499 mid-ranger, and the result is the most grown-up phone the brand has made — held back by its sheer bulk, an IP65 rating and a three-year update promise.
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Apple's first foldable arrives late but polished, with a near-invisible crease, titanium build and a genuinely reworked iOS 27 — though $1,999 buys fewer multitasking tricks than rivals offer.
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