The 10 Pro is OnePlus all grown up. The days of a scrappy upstart challenger are gone \u2014 that much was clear with last year\u2019s 9 and 9 Pro, with true flagship specs and prices to match. <\/p>\n

This year, OnePlus has sharpened its vision of a legitimate flagship phone to challenge the big brands, and the result is a sophisticated, sleek device. It\u2019s not just a cheaper flagship; it\u2019s a real alternative to Samsung and Google, with an identity all its own.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s not to say that OnePlus has entirely closed the gap between itself and the big Android brands. The 10 Pro\u2019s $899 price makes more sense than last year\u2019s $1,069 9 Pro. (There was a less expensive version, but it never came to the US.) But at the same price, there are good reasons to consider the Pixel 6 Pro or the $999 Galaxy S22 Plus over the 10 Pro. OnePlus has some work to do to catch up to those competitors in the camera department, for one. And it still hasn\u2019t worked things out with AT&T, so there\u2019s no support for that carrier\u2019s 5G network \u2014 just 4G. <\/p>\n