OnePlus 10T Price in Nepal, Full Specs, Availability

OnePlus 10T Price in Nepal, Full Specs, Availability: There never was a OnePlus 10, but a few months after it would have made its appearance, we now have the OnePlus 10T. The T-series is usually a refresh that builds upon the standard lineup, but in this case, what are we getting here? let’s find out in our in OnePlus 10T Price in Nepal, Full Specs, Availability.

There never was a OnePlus 10, but a few months after it would have made its appearance, we now have the OnePlus 10T. The T-series is usually a refresh that builds upon the standard lineup, but in this case, what are we getting here? let’s find out in our in OnePlus 10T Price in Nepal, Full Specs, Availability.

It flipped around this year, though. We only got the OnePlus 10 Pro with no vanilla OnePlus 10. Now, in the T-series, we have the OnePlus 10T but no Pro model. What that means is a very different class of phone compared to the 10 Pro, and while it’s better in some ways, in others, it’s not quite as good.

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OnePlus 10T Price in Nepal and Availability

The OnePlus 10T (16/256GB) is priced at NPR 114,999 in Nepal. For a limited time, you can get OnePlus Buds Z2 and Ultima Nova Smartwatch worth NPR 14,800 for free with a purchase from Hukut.

Model	Price in Nepal	Freebies	Availability
OnePlus 10T 5G 16/256GB	Rs. 114,999	OnePlus Buds Z2, Ultima Nova Smartwatch	Hukut

OnePlus 10T Overview:

Design

The back is made of Gorilla Glass 5, and you can get either a textured black finish or a glossy ceramic-like one, which we have here. The square camera bump wraps around the edge and looks quite similar to the one on the OnePlus 10 Pro. A major difference here on the 10T, though, is that the frame is made of plastic, not aluminum. One staple OnePlus feature, the alert slider, is now gone as well.

Display

Another way in which the two models differ is the display. The OnePlus 10T has a 6.7-inch AMOLED with a 1080p resolution, Gorilla Glass 5 protection, and a 120Hz refresh rate. This is in contrast to the more advanced panel on the 10 Pro. It’s the same size, but curved, with a QHD resolution, Victus protection, and a more adaptive refresh rate thanks to LTPO2 technology. While you do get a similar smooth experience here when swiping, the refresh rate will only dial down as low as 60Hz, and you wouldn’t, in theory, save as much energy while idling.

The 10T’s AMOLED panel is, of course, very contrasty, and while it’s not as sharp as the Pro’s, it’s sharp enough. You get 10-bit color and HDR10+ support and while the colors are vivid out of the box, you can always tune them to be accurate through settings. Brightness is respectable here too. We measured a maximum of about 520 nits with a manual slider, and this boosts up to 820 nits in auto mode when in bright sun.

Audio Speakers

For audio, the OnePlus 10T comes equipped with a couple of stereo speakers. Well, actually one of these is the earpiece, which works as a speaker. Anyway, they earned us a “Very Good” in our loudness test and the quality sounds balanced – slightly more bass is noticeable than on the 10 Pro.

Storage Capacity

You can get the OnePlus 10T with either 128 or 256GB of storage. That’s not expandable, though. You can wake up and unlock the phone with an optical under-display fingerprint reader. It’s fast and reliable, and one neat trick is that you can hold down your finger to launch a quick shortcut menu.

Performance

The interface is OnePlus Oxygen OS 12.1 atop Android 12. Of late, it looks no different than Oppo’s Color OS and Realme’s Realme UI. Yet, there isn’t much bloatware, and the interface feels fast and fluid. As far as software support goes, the OnePlus 10T should get major OS updates up to Android 15 and four years of security updates.

One way in which the OnePlus 10T is an upgrade over the “previous” model is the chipset – you get the new Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 here, meaning that performance in benchmarks is a bit higher.

There’s also a high-performance mode, which will grant a boost to the CPU scores and with this on, the 10T sits near the top of the charts. Sustained performance is similarly impressive, thanks to a vastly larger advanced passive cooling system compared with the 10 Pro.

There was some gradual thermal throttling during the hour-long stress test, but much less than you’d see on other phones running flagship silicon.

Another area where the OnePlus 10T does better than the 10 Pro is charging: the capability here is an immense 150 watts, and it is in the box with it. We managed to charge the OnePlus 10T from zero to completely full in just 19 minutes. The Pro model wasn’t slow, but a full charge there took 32 minutes.

A minus here, however, is that you don’t get support for wireless charging. Battery life is somewhat different, too – the 10T has a smaller milliamp-hour battery capacity. It does a good job, though, and managed to score an endurance rating of 96 hours in our proprietary tests.

Cameras

The cameras are one feature in which flagships usually excel over mid-rangers, and here you can really feel that this is not a Pro-level device. The OnePlus 10T has a typical mid-range setup with a 50-megapixel main cam, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide, and a 2-megapixel macro camera.

By day, the main camera is quite capable. There’s plenty of detail, and the rendition is sharp and gritty. There is a fair bit of noise, but the overall result is likable. The colors are vivid, and the dynamic range is reasonably wide, but will prioritize the highlights over shadows. The OnePlus 10T doesn’t feature a telephoto zoom, as does the 10 Pro, but at least up to two times magnification the results from the digital zoom are usable.

This, combined with excellent subject detection and confident HDR, makes portraits look good. You can take a zoomed portrait, but it will be at the expense of some fine detail.

The 8-megapixel photos from the ultra-wide bring an average level of detail, on par with what you get on other mid-rangers. Like the main cam, there is some graininess here, and the exposure metering is biased toward preserving the highlights, which could leave some dark shadows.

Two-megapixel photos from the macro cam are just about what you’d expect. The perspective is nice, but the quality isn’t great.

If the light is low enough, night mode processing will be automatically applied by the OnePlus 10T. Indeed, the dynamic range in resulting photos is excellent, the noise is low and the colors are likable and saturated

. The level of detail is very good, too, though sharpening can be somewhat unnatural-looking. In the cases that night mode doesn’t kick in, there’s more noise but also more detail, and the dynamic range is still decent too. However, since the night mode is automatic, you can’t achieve this sort of shot whenever you want to.

The ultra-wide camera also has an automatic night mode, and the results are respectable. The exposure and dynamic range are very good. Colors don’t suffer from desaturation, and the detail is okay if you manage your expectations.

Selfies from the 16-megapixel front-facing cam have great dynamic range and saturated colors. The detail level could be better, but these are overall still solid.

The OnePlus 10T can record video in up to 4K at 60fps with its main camera. The video quality is great with an excellent level of detail and natural rendition. There’s plenty of contrast, and colors are vibrant yet likable.

The ultra-wide does a decent job, considering it’s capped at 1080p resolution. There’s a decent amount of detail and even more contrast and punchier colors compared to the main cam. EIS is always on. We’ve seen smoother walking footage, but the 10T still does a nice job when it comes to pans.

OnePlus 10T Specifications:

Feature	Specifications
Display	6.7-inch Fluid AMOLED, Full HD+, 10-bit, 120Hz refresh rate
Performance	Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 (4nm)
Memory	Up to 16GB RAM
Storage	Up to 256GB
Rear Camera	Triple (50MP primary, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro)
Front Camera	16MP (hole-punch cutout)
Battery	4800mAh
Charging	150W fast charging

Conclusion

So, that’s the OnePlus 10T: an upper mid-ranger that actually holds up pretty well compared to the 10 Pro. It’s not the most well-rounded package you can find. Competitors have better cameras, wireless charging, and ingress protection. But what you do get here is super-fast wired charging, the latest flagship chipset with an effective cooling system, and if those are features you’re looking for, then the OnePlus 10T is worth recommending.