Review on Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only) by Minoru Yamaguti ᠌

Name: Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only)
Item: Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only)
Rating: 5

March 06, 2023

Very pleased with this purchase, will recommend it to everyone!

Oneplus 7 is the replacement phone I chose. This change in hertz is really big. The data was sent adequately soon (50 gigs were crammed into 7, the location of the icons and the applications themselves were transferred successfully). On a separate but related vein, kudos to the firm for releasing the OnePlus switch. Check out the procedure online. When each of my seven small men hurled a box containing a stack of files, I cheered. Amazing) This isn't the first smartphone I've bought from this manufacturer, and I'm happy with it. As of right now, I can't place myself among those who are outraged by the cost. A reasonable pricing for such a phone would be between 45k and 50k. After one day of use, I'll evaluate its pros and cons and possibly make some additional adjustments. Anybody with inquiries about making a purchase should do so in writing.

Pros

Oxygen OS (extremely attractive and quick shell) and its different features; -6.55" amoled screen; -nice out-of-box cover; -among the above: fluidity, rapidity Fantastic Background Image The OnePlus User Group App - a curved display (another plus: it feels great to swipe "back"). Good main camera and shirik; pleasantly textured, attractive green exterior. Although though I haven't tried it out myself, I imagine the macro setting is ideal for snapping photos of flowers and insects. Amazing stereo with a mute, vibrato, and volume toggle - The OnePlus toggle is reliable (switched from seven) live captioning

Cons

The phone is gorgeous, so any criticisms I make here are minor. Although the front-facing camera takes decent photos, it can only record video at 30 frames per second (thankfully, I rarely use it). The wide-angle module in the Oneplus 8 Pro is the more intriguing of the two cameras.