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I'm still on my 5T. A lovely device and I'll use it for as long as I can (replaced the battery once already). My only two complaints would be the lack of stabilization on the camera and a slightly dim display in daylight.
Apart from that - it's everything I want in a phone, but I won't buy another oneplus. No audio jack and a real stiff price increase. If I were to switch today I'd probably aim for asus zenphone lineup if I can afford it.
Yeah I had the 5T and gave up on it after the battery started to get horrible. but for a couple of years before that, I quite enjoyed it.
That was actually one of the things I looked up before buying it. Opening up the device is doable, if a bit difficult. Phone felt like new after the replacement, and is still going strong after almost 6 years now.
Only trouble I've had is finding new phone cases xD