It doesn’t look or feel quite like a OnePlus phone, but with speed and battery life like this, who cares?

When someone asks me what brand of Android phone I recommend, I say OnePlus immediately, with no hesitation. I feel like they give you more value for your dollar, and I enjoy their design philosophy more than Samsung’s.

In using the OnePlus 15, I was frequently reminded of the last OnePlus phone I reviewed, the OnePlus 7 Pro . At the time, it was the company’s most expensive device ever, coming in at the same $750 price as the iPhone XR and Galaxy S10e .

It's about time for the next-generation OnePlus phones, and the 15 is right on time. The new handset gets a complete design overhaul, upgraded hardware (in most cases) and keeps the familiar formula to undercut the mass flagship phones without making too many compromises along the way.

Thanks to advances in battery technology, the days of charging your phone several times a day may have come to an end. The OnePlus 15 aims to deliver battery performance that will make you forget your phone even has a charging port.

Not much better, but no less excellent.

It’s a real battery-power powerhouse.

OnePlus sends a direct shot at Samsung and Google with one of its best phones to date

Not exclusively for the camera. If you prioritize battery life, charging speed, raw power, and custom flexibility, the OnePlus 15 won’t disappoint. The camera just doesn’t do enough to build on the successes of the previous model, and unless or until software updates patch things up, it’s hard to...

At the start of this review, I noted that the OnePlus 15 is the best phone for those who don't care about photography. Honestly, however, it's a little more nuanced than that. You could care about photography, but not enough to really care about wanting the best smartphone camera if it means...