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<\/p>\nWith this list of specs in mind as a foundation, it’s time to go up a step in terms of pricing (a big step, at that) to the OnePlus 8. The vanilla OnePlus 8 series phone is available for €699 in Europe, £599 in the UK, and 44,999 rupees in India. It also sells in the US for $699. So, what does an extra €300 give you in terms of pure specs? Let’s take a look:<\/p>\n
€699 OnePlus 8 8GB\/128GB<\/strong><\/p>\n There’s a lot of cross-over between the two phones, featuring a 90Hz OLED screen, 5G, Warp Charge 30T charging tech, and the same 48MP main camera. But the OnePlus 8 does offer a better processor, a slightly bigger battery, and a higher resolution ultra-wide snapper. It’s also officially rated IP67 for water and dust resistance<\/a> if you buy it via carriers.<\/p>\n Read:<\/strong> The best budget phones you can currently buy<\/a><\/p>\n The OnePlus 8 lacks the Nord’s dual selfie camera setup and rear depth sensor. Then again, the latter is usually a useless addition anyway when depth effects can be done via other secondary cameras or with software.<\/p>\n Does an extra €300 make these extras worth it? Let us know in the poll above.<\/p>\n Buy it Now<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n Buy it Now<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n Okay, that’s the OnePlus 8 covered. But what if you add another €200 to the equation for a total of €500 extra? Then you can get the base OnePlus 8 Pro for €899 in Europe, which also retails for £899 in the UK, 54,999 rupees in India, and $999 in the US.<\/p>\n €899 OnePlus 8 Pro 8GB\/128GB<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s clear that the OnePlus 8 Pro brings an awful lot more to the table than the OnePlus Nord and even the OnePlus 8. Yes, you’re still got the vanilla model’s 30W wired charging and Snapdragon 865 chipset. But you’re also getting a 120Hz refresh rate, QHD+ resolution, a bigger battery, IP68 water and dust resistance, and wireless charging (at 30W, no less).<\/p>\n The improvements don’t end there, as the phone also packs a 48MP IMX689 main camera with bigger pixels for low-light shooting, a 48MP ultra-wide snapper, and an 8MP telephoto camera (with 3x lossless zoom). Unfortunately the color filter camera<\/a> is a gimmick, while the 8 Pro also lacks an ultra-wide secondary shooter for selfies.<\/p>\n In fact, here’s the full list of major upgrades you get going from the Nord to the OnePlus 8 Pro in a handy list:<\/p>\n Buy it Now<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n https:\/\/youtu.be\/fION6VIMRCc<\/a><\/p>\n It’s clear that there’s a substantial difference when we compare the Nord to the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro. It’s definitely a close race between the Nord and the regular OnePlus 8, though the OnePlus 8 Pro seems to be quite a substantial upgrade if you’re willing to spend extra cash.<\/p>\n See also:<\/strong> Where and when can you buy the OnePlus Nord? And for how much?<\/a><\/p>\n Nevertheless, you also have to ask yourself what you actually want in a smartphone before you spend that extra money. Check out the spec table below for a full comparison.<\/p>\n\n
OnePlus Nord vs OnePlus 8 Pro: What do you get for an extra €500?<\/h2>\n
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OnePlus Nord or OnePlus 8 series: Which should you buy?<\/h2>\n