OnePlus 8 128GB - Black - Unlocked

I needed this particular phone and was pleased to find it on Back Market. It arrived in a couple of days and was as described. Worked perfectly, screen and cameras completely unmarked and just some cosmetic damage around the charging socket.

This is second phone I have purchased from Back Market and I very impressed with the quality of both items, not a mark visable. Both phones work perfectly. I will certainly be back for more tech supplies.

It was for my brother, arrived in time ,service is good look like new .

Got it as a gift for my mum, she finds the device to be easy to handle and navigate, definitely recommend BackMarket get any tech in the future!

OnePlus 8 Phone was unlocked with "orange warning", appearing on boot. someone had previously messed with the bootloader and this hadn't been checked by the QC. I mean the error literally shows up for 10 seconds every time you boot the device. How these devices make it past quality control I don't know. My novice level of testing when I get a new device seems to pick up issues straight away. Sending phone back now for a refund, but honestly just a waste of time. additionally BM making me rate the phone on battery life and accessories in the box which impacts the stars of the review doesn't make sense...

Looks great but it’s a present so not checked it yet

Second OnePlus 8 from backmarket, different seller. first one had OS issue (not taking this into account for the review here). Now this one the charging port is faulty and doesn't keep the charging cable in there. This is one of the most annoying issues a phone can have and it clearly hadn't been tested properly. cmon the charging port, I noticed within 2 mins of opening the box that there was an issue. the back camera was clearly scratched near the lens. not what I would expect from a good phone. don't think there should be any scratches on a phone camera lens according to the BM descriptions, even for 'fair' This is painful now as ive wasted my time buying testing phones and sending them back. Or maybe the sellers are hoping that buyers can do the quality control for them? a new form of outsourcing labour perhaps...