OnePlus Nord N200 5G

Well priced ; Nice display for its class ; Big battery

No 5G on AT&T or Verizon ; Mediocre camera ; Skimpy built-in storage

The OnePlus N200 5G offers a big 6.5-inch screen with 1080p resolution and a faster-than-average 90Hz refresh rate for smoother scrolling. You’ll also get a big 5,000mAh battery and good 5G connectivity if you’re on T-Mobile.

Premium design Great display Big battery

Mediocre cameras Low storage

The OnePlus Nord N200 5G is a promising budget phone with great specs and middling cameras, but its big battery and premium design make it

Crisp 90Hz display ; Solid performance ; Excellent 5G connectivity

Mediocre cameras ; Software upgrade policy lags those on similarly priced phones

The OnePlus Nord N200 5G is a capable budget phone with a big 90Hz display, 5G connectivity, and a battery that will get you through the day.

Gorgeous, premium design ; Vivid 90Hz display ; 5G support ; Affordably priced ; microSD and 3.5mm headphone jack

Cameras are below average ; Only one software update ; No water/dust resistance

The OnePlus Nord N200 5G comes close to budget phone perfection, but it's marred by a couple of major sacrifices.

Gorgeous, lightweight design ; Large, clear 90Hz display ; Excellent battery life ; 5G on a budget

Mediocre cameras ; Occasional performance hiccups ; No mute switch like on more expensive OnePlus phones

Looks and feels more premium than its price ; One of the cheapest 5G phones you can buy ; 90Hz Full HD+ display is welcome at this price point ; Side-mounted fingerprint sensor is easy to reach and responsive ; Amazing battery life and standby time ;...

Cameras are not great ; No mute switch/alert slider ; Lower expandable storage option than N100 ; Only 1 platform update ; No IP rating ; No wireless charging

There is so much to like about the Nord 200 5G that it's easy to forget about the areas where it lets you down. The phone looks and feels more like a flagship than any other sub $300 phone I've used, with a gorgeous 90Hz screen and solid matte plastic...

Display ; One of the few current budget phones with a 1080p screen, plus it's 90Hz. ; 5G ; The cheapest way to get 5G, which is finally becoming a desirable feature. ; Battery ; This phone will easily last two days with heavy use. ; Design ; The N200...

Missing OP goodies ; No alert slider or Dash Charge. ; 5g again ; T-Mobile is the only carrier supporting 5G on the Nord N200. ; Performance again ; The occasional minor hitch, often when switching to/from the camera. ; Camera ; The camera is mediocre...

Great price to performance ratio ; Headphone jack ; Big screen

Slow camera ; OnePlus cut the wrong corners ; Minimal updates

It’s not that the Nord N200 is an unusable phone (minus my LTE issue) it’s just that it’s very bare-bones...

Excellent value ; Nice display with a 90Hz refresh rate ; Good battery life

Mediocre performance ; Subpar cameras ; Bad software update policy

Then again, those phones cost at least $110 more than the Nord N200, so if budget is your primary concern, the Nord N200 5G is your best bet. It delivers a lot of higher-class features for less than $300 and we should applaud OnePlus for that...