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

I came to it from an iPhone 7 Plus, so I will evaluate it alongside that device. I thought the camera was better than the one on the iPhone, but the video stabilization was about the same. When compared to using an iPhone, the speed of the system is noticeably faster, the sound quality of headphones that connect via bluetooth is satisfactory, and the whole experience is more satisfying. Quite rapidly, the iPhone was fully charged after only 4.5 hours of charging it at home, which pleased me regarding the charging speed. So I'll tell you the one and only thing that didn't sit well with me, and that is PWM. After purchasing it, setting it up, activating it, and using it for several hours, by the evening my eyes started to feel dry. Prior to this, I had been using an iPhone with an ips matrix for several days without any issues. Because I had read about it, I immediately understood why this was the case; nonetheless, I assumed that I was immune to this kind of thing. In a nutshell, I tested it by using the camera of another smartphone, and I turned on the white screen mode on oneplus so that you could better observe the flicker. When the brightness is set to its lowest level, there is a significant amount of flickering; however, after dc dimming is activated, the flickering is significantly reduced. By turning on the dc dimming feature and raising the brightness, I was able to determine a value at which there is no flickering; this number is from fifty percent of the display's maximum brightness. Hence, if you are sensitive to PWM, and there are approximately 30% of people who are, then you should give cautious consideration to purchasing, particularly if you are transitioning from an ips screen. Despite the fact that if you point the camera at any TV set, even one with an ips matrix, the image would flicker, no one has lost their vision as of yet. Yet, This makes me feel a certain level of unease in my personal life.