The OnePlus is, without doubt, one of the best mid-range smartphones you can buy.
This flagship beater comes packed with a fast Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, 6.3-inch AMOLED edge-to-edge display and up to 8GB of RAM.
There’s also a new dual-lens rear camera which offers a premium photographic experience and you can unlock the phone just by looking at it via facial recognition.
Express.co.uk reviewed the OnePlus 6 when it launched saying: “The OnePlus 6 is an incredible phone at an even more incredible price.
“With the OnePlus 6 packing such a punch for under £500 the competition should be afraid…no…in fact, they should be absolutely terrified.”
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This phone hit stores back in June for a price of £469 but OnePlus is now offering a couple of bundles which brings some big savings to its loyal fans.
The OnePlus summer sale includes a deal which features the 64GB Mirror Black phone plus the Bullets V2 headphones for £469 – saving over £40.
There’s also a deal on the larger 128GB with a Karbon or Sandstone Case for £519 saving over £20.
Both of these offers are available now via the OnePlus website.
Since the device first launched it has already seen one update with a new limited edition Red model going on sale and fans could be set for more changes in the coming months.
OnePlus has a habit of revealing a T model around six months after the initial launch and rumours are rife that a 6T is one its way.
A new report from CNET, who cited people “familiar with the launch plans” of the OnePlus 6T, declared the hardware will launch in October.
An October release date appears to line up with tradition and there could be a bunch of updates coming to this new phone.
Although not confirmed, OnePlus could add a faster processor, make improvements to the camera and offer a smaller notch at the top of the phone.
One criticism of the current 6 is that, despite being covered in glass, it doesn’t offer users the ability to charge the device wirelessly.
This could be changed on the 6T with the addition of this battery boosting technology.
We’ll find out more in the coming months but, with the Chinese firm currently offering some decent bundles, now is a pretty good time to buy a OnePlus 6.