OnePlus has launched the 7T Pro, making it their most specced out device on the market right now. But does it really make sense for them to do so? Considering that the spec sheets are basically identical, with minor bumps in performance, battery life, and camera setups, I’d say not. Oh and they changed the Nebula Blue from the 7 Pro to a Haze Blue for the 7T Pro.

The 7T Pro also has a minor bumps in processors, from the 7 Pro’s Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 to an 855+ on the 7T Pro. There’s also a minor bump in battery from the 7 Pro’s 4000 mAh battery, to the 7T Pro’s battery, and besides that, there really isn’t that much differentiating the two. It still has Warp Charge 30T, a 90Hz refresh rate, and basically the same design with minor tweaks in it. I’m not sure why it was relevant to bring the phone out in the first place, but that’s OnePlus for ya, I guess.

But one thing is for sure, both are powerhouses, and not for as much as the rest of the market, so if you’re looking for a new phone to buy with flagship specs, but not such a flagship price, OnePlus may be the way to go.