The OnePlus 8T comes over the counter for around 500 euros. A 120 hertz fluid display, fast 65 watt warp charge and dual nano-sim equip the device well. At 188 g, the 6.55-inch smartphone does make a splash in the pocket, but with its 4,500 mAh battery, it's also a little lighter than, say, the Realme GT Neo 2...

Xiaomi's Poco F3 is the clear test winner: display, working speed and battery life are really good. On top of that, it is so cheap that it wins the price-performance award. When it comes to speed, there's no way around the Realme GT. And if you want zoom photos or extras like waterproofing or wireless charging, you have to go for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G.

The OnePlus 8T is interesting for smartphone users who are not willing to spend 1,000 euros or more on a mobile phone. In part, you will find top technology here that is not even found in high-end models. However, if you use the smartphone primarily as a photo camera, it is better to go for Google's Pixel 5.

New in Stiftung Warentest's mobile phone test: ?38 current smartphones. Among them are three top models from Samsung: the ?Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, the ?Samsung Galaxy S21 5G and the ?Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G. From Huawei, the likewise high-priced ?Huawei Mate 40 Pro has been added...

In mid-October, Oneplus introduced the 8T, a technically upgraded version of its premium-class phone, which is available from 599 euros. The workmanship with a glass back and metal frame is still excellent. The Chinese have made slight changes to the design and have now framed the camera in a rectangular shape and placed it on the left side...

With a 120 hertz display, 5G, WiFi 6, a fast CPU and outstanding charging speed, the 8T catapults itself to tenth place in the top list. To climb higher, however, it would need wireless charging, a waterproof casing and a better main camera. On the other hand, the 8T is cheaper than many other top models.