The OnePlus 6 is the cheapest it’s ever been

It’s not often we get this excited about a smartphone deal, but the Amazon Spring Sale is currently live and this offer on the OnePlus 6 is truly sensational. You can nab the dual-SIM, 64GB model for a mere £390, which is honestly the cheapest the Chinese-made handset has ever been.

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Superseded only by the 6T, the OnePlus 6 is a flagship handset for a budget price. A 6.29in Full HD display is interrupted by a notch that hides a 16-megapixel front camera; flip over the phone and you’ll find a dual 20-megapixel rear camera that sits neatly above a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.

The OnePlus 6 happens to be one of our favourite Android smartphones. We’re particularly fond of how snappy the handset is: with a Snapdragon 845 processor and a choice of 6/8GB RAM, the OnePlus 6 acts like a smartphone that’s worth far more than £469.

Courtesy of the Amazon Spring Sale, you can save a cool £80 on this top-drawer handset. The 64GB model is only available in “Mirror Black”: if you’ve got your heart set on a different colour, or twice the storage, you can find the 128GB model in “Midnight Black”, white and red on offer at Amazon as well for £429 (down from £519).

This offer is for a SIM-free version of the OnePlus 6, meaning you won’t need to worry about switching networks or cancelling contracts.

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The Amazon Spring Sale runs from 8 to 15 April, so you’ve got a week to take advantage of this stonking offer.

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