Review on OnePlus 9RT 12/256GB CN Smartphone Sky Blue by Agata Burzyska

Unpacking the phone reveals that it has a high-quality build; the sides of the phone are made of metal, and the back cover is made of glass. With a case on it, the phone has the feel of a hefty brick that weighs 219 grams, and I enjoy that. Amoled is used for the display, there is an option for 120 hertz refresh rate, everything is legible, and there is nothing particularly noteworthy to comment on. The primary, wide, and close-up cameras are located on the back. To tell you the truth, Shirik and macro are both crap, but the main one is simply okay and nothing more. The rate at which the battery is depleted is an extremely intriguing aspect. Because I want to get high after the terrible Xiaomi Mi 9 light, I have permanently set the frequency to 120Hz out of principle. However, without the power saving mode, the device only lasts for about 6-7 hours without dying. You are going to argue with me, so let me ask you: what was it that you wanted? Turn on 120 Hz and drive it to the device. Good morning, Mach 4500! This is an extremely heavy batteries, and I am at a loss to explain why it runs out of power so soon. When it comes to the computer's processing power, common apps such as social networks, email, mapping software, and music players launch in an instant and run quite smoothly. The chip itself will only get hot in two circumstances: when it is being charged, and when it is being used to play demanding games. However, this is not a necessary condition, and there has never been an instance in which the phone burned the user's hands. Also worth mentioning is the extremely rapid charging, which can take less than a quarter of an hour to go from 0 to 100 and is pretty impressive. The phone was stolen from the 2droid store, which used the version 12/256 of the Android operating system, and the axis used oxygen on 11 android (MT2111 from the box) In general, I am very pleased with the purchase, because finally I got a flying machine for everyday tasks that does not freeze and does not piss me off (so far :) )