Review on OnePlus 8T 5G Dual-SIM Aquamarine Green Smartphone - 256GB ROM + 12GB RAM, Factory Unlocked, International Version by Ahmad ᠌

In spite of the flashy times with the camera, the phone is respectable, comfy, and leaves a really favorable impression overall. Some pros: Very satisfying in every conceivable way. Simply said, there is nothing else that could possibly be desired. The display is just stunning, and it runs very quickly and smoothly. It is better for performance to come up with challenging things because everything moves so quickly. Problem-free communication, 5G for the future, Internet, and Wi-Fi connections at speeds of 90–95 Mbps, compared to 100 Mbps for wired connections. The music that you transfer via Bluetooth is superior to that which may be accomplished using a computer. The "facial" and fingerprint recognition systems both provide fast on and off capabilities. In contrast to the sound produced by phones, this one has extremely respectable levels of both volume and clarity. The battery is of very high quality and, if required, can be charged quite quickly. Many disadvantages: Camera. You can see from this why the price of such a phone is not seventy to eighty dollars like its competitors, but rather forty to fifty. Simply put, the device in question is a camera. There are times when it feels quite traditionally Chinese. Cram anything and everything, and the results are either poor or very poor. The primary objective is to accumulate more. The camera's settings are so terrible that it takes an extremely long time to figure them out, yet in the end, there is no advantage to doing so. As an illustration, in professional settings: The fact that there is no adjustment for the aperture, as well as the absence of any other settings, does not improve the quality of the photograph; rather, it can only make it worse. Why there are so many lenses is not quite obvious. The major drawback of OnePlus is that, as far as I can recall, the company has never been plagued by an empty show; nevertheless, perhaps times have changed. I hope that ates will bring up the camera and remove empty settings or fill them with meaning. For the sake of maintaining a positive impression of OnePlus, this is something that I would very much like to see.