At just $240, the OnePlus Nord N200 is the budget 5G phone to beat. Performance and cameras won’t wow you, but for the money, it’s an incredible phone. It also has a good display with a 90Hz refresh rate, something that’s not too common in this price range.
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If you’re considering the OnePlus N200 5G because T-Mobile is offering you a good deal on one, then I think there’s a good argument for this phone. It doesn’t offer a lot in the way of nice extras and features, but you will get a good screen, long battery life, and a 5G device that should last a few years.
For less than $250, the Nord N200 offers some impressive specs on paper. Things like a 90hz screen, 5G connectivity, a triple camera system and a 5,000mAh battery are rarities at this price and make the phone seem like a steal. In actuality, though, most of those highlights are better on paper than in real life. Pay $100 more and you’ll get an almost flagship-level phone in the Pixel 4a, which has an excellent camera, great performance and a nice OLED display.
If you want the cheapest entry point to 5G, the OnePlus Nord N200 delivers on the basics and squeezes in a great screen and slick software. But it ultimately feels a bit like the rebadged handset that it is.
We like the N200 5G’s inspired design, lovely display, fantastic battery life, and great user experience. Even this phone's cameras perform better than its specs imply. The only major drawback is the limited amount of RAM and storage.
At just $240, the OnePlus Nord N200 is the budget 5G phone to beat. Performance and cameras won’t wow you, but for the money, it’s an incredible phone. It also has a good display with a 90Hz refresh rate, something that’s not too common in this price range.
The OnePlus Nord N200 5G feels like a high-quality phone for a great price, but with a bafflingly limited release plan – it’s only being sold in the US and Canada at launch. A successor to the N100, the new phone has a sleek design and a surprisingly great display for watching media, which you can do to your heart’s content thanks to the huge 5,000mAh battery. On the downside, its middling specs sometimes lead to performance hiccups, and its cameras don’t have much variety, but this a great-value phone for anyone who can live without cutting-edge performance or refined photo capabilities.