Review on Renewed OnePlus 7 Pro GSM Unlocked Phone - 256GB, 6.7" Display, Mirror Grey, Android OS by Ae Ra ᠌

The screen is 90 Hz, the picture is very smooth. In the first days of use, I didn’t particularly catch the feature of the increased frame rate, but when I again get my hands on the “normal” screen with 60 Hz, it seems like everything is lagging, although it’s not about the brakes, but about smoothness. The more I use my phone, the more I like this feature. A screen without a cutout, well, have we really waited! Any notch in the screen is a wild crutch, devoid of functionality and looking miserable. Autonomy - 2 full days with average use. I do not play games, most of the time I read from the screen (messengers, mail, browser, etc.) or watch videos (YoutTube, etc.). In one day, it’s really possible to sit in instant messengers all day, watch a movie, and at the same time, by the evening the phone will not die Performance. Everything is just as reactive as possible, although my comparison may not be particularly correct - after all, I switched to this phone from the Sony Z3, which by this point was already lagging like a piece of . metal and glass No heating for any tasks (except for games - you can go to YouTube for this). Again, my old Sony, even at full brightness, heated up to boiling water, but here - streaming video + wireless headphones + application ate + full brightness = no heating. Very fast charging included (the first 50% is gaining in half an hour) Very good camera modules and final pictures / videos - for examples, it’s better on YouTube, there are a million of them. Pleasant OxygenOs shell Good sound from the speakers, although in terms of stereo, the upper speaker is inferior in volume to the main lower one, but at the same time, the earpiece speaker, in fact, is enough for talking, there were no problems with insufficient volume in noisy places Damn good vibration, nice tactile feedback when pressing various switches, etc. A convenient slider for switching ringer modes, although for me personally it would be more convenient if their order was reversed (in the phone, the upper position corresponds to the "silent" mode, and the lower one to the call)