The OnePlus 9 comes in three colors: the light-purple Winter Mist with a gradient effect, the light-blue Arctic Sky with matte finish, and the glossy Astral Black. Only T-Mobile carries the phone, and it will work on Verizon (LTE and 5G, though the phone doesn't support mmWave) and AT&T (LTE only so far). In the US, it is sold by online vendors Amazon, Best Buy, B&H, and on. That price makes the OnePlus 9 slightly cheaper than, and competitive with, the Samsung S21, which starts at $799 / £769 / AU$1,249.īut it also makes the phone very good value compared to the OnePlus 9 Pro while it misses out on a couple of key features and flourishes (telephoto lens, 50W wireless charging), it's much more affordable than its pricier sibling, which starts at $969 / £829 (about AU$1,250). You can buy both models in the UK, but those in the US are only able to buy the 8GB of RAM variant. The OnePlus 9 starts at $729 / £629 (about AU$940) for the 8GB of RAM / 128GB of storage model, while bumping that up to 12GB of RAM / 256GB of storage raises the price to £729 (about $829, AU$1,070). It isn't on sale in Australia, and nor will it be, as the company doesn't sell phones there currently. It's also now available to buy in the UK, though the wait was longer there, with the phone not going on sale until April 26.

The OnePlus 9 launched on March 23, and is available to buy now in the US.

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