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

The phone is fantastic, but there are some quirks to it, just like there are with any other smartphone. You will read about or hear from me about all of the great things that were mentioned in the reviews; these are the facts. 1. After two days, I had become accustomed to the 90-hertz signal and could no longer tell the difference between it and the other frequencies. The phone also functions properly when set to 60 hertz. 2. The process of lowering the volume does not seem to adhere to any principles of logic; it seems that the volume is lowered by 1% after the first 10 clicks, and then immediately by 20% after that. illogical. 3. When listening to voice through the conversational speaker, the volume cannot be decreased, and you are forced to suffer through the words of the interlocutor as well as the scrutinizing stares of others walking by. 4. Brightness of the screen. Or, more specifically, auto-brightness. She gives you a crooked smile while laughing directly into your eyes. "I'll adjust the screen to brightness so that you go blind," you'll hear me say while it's dark outside. This happens for no discernible reason whatsoever. "Oh, the sun is shining brightly. Guess which finger I'm showing you." 5. Camera. Raw. A couple of times I immediately hung up on the person, however it can capture some quite odd photographs at times. After using the Huawei p20pro, where the night mode never failed to function, I made the transition to the 1+7pro. Those. photos that are wonderful in both the bright sun and the shadow; both allow you to see everything. Night mode on 1+7 can only be activated when it is completely dark outside. Yet, it operates more smoothly than on the same Huawei. There are occasions when the width of the shot becomes extremely flat on the sides. The remainder is just a regular camera. Photographs horizontally at times, only to conclude that the upside-down version is more interesting. 6. The fingerprint scanner on this phone is the primary source of frustration. It does not matter what others say or write in the reviews; it is effective each and every time. Even though the finger is completely clean, there should be no moisture on it, and there shouldn't be any marks on the screen, the scanner might not recognize it. It takes an extremely extended period of time to recognize, and as a consequence, the front camera heaves a breath of relief when it finally does and immediately recognizes it. On the other hand, the finger can be filthy, just like a hobbit's heels, and the scanner will still operate immediately. 7. When you turn the phone, photos and movies will sometimes not flip over. A smart phone that, on the whole, is pretty successful and for which the issues should be resolved by updating the firmware. But shouldn't a phone that costs 45 thousand dollars already be free of these choppy edges? Have I made a good decision with this purchase? In general, I'm satisfied.