OnePlus 5T hands-on: Love the screen, good cameras so far

After a flurry of rumors, OnePlus is back with its latest marquee phone, the OnePlus 5T,

which goes on sale beginning Nov. 21, starting at $499 -- see the full breakout below, with international pricing.While the last upgrade, from the OnePlus 3T to the OnePlus 5, was all about internal improvements (yes, they skipped the OnePlus 4), this transition to the 5T made some very noticeable changes to the phone's looks. It's taller, with slim bezels and a screen that takes up almost the whole phone face. There's also a shift on the camera strategy. Oh, don't worry, you'll still find two cameras on the rear -- they even keep the same megapixel proportions, 16 and 20 -- but the 20-megapixel telephoto lens now gives way to a low-light sensor. OnePlus is jumping on trends to emphasize portrait photography and low light. With these lenses, it especially takes aim at the iPhone (portrait prowess) and Google Pixel 2 (low-light excellence). Other things that remain: the fingerprint reader, which has moved to the back to let that 6-inch screen breathe, and the notification slider on the side that lets you decide when you want to be alerted and when you don't. There's also (drum roll, please), the headset jack, a port that's now an endangered species on high-end phones.                                                                                                         https://www.cnet.com/news/oneplus-5t-sells-nov-21-499-face-unlock-dual-cameras/