Review on OnePlus 9 Pro Morning Mist 5G Unlocked Smartphone - US Version with 12GB RAM & 256GB Storage, 120Hz Fluid Display, Hasselblad Quad Camera, 65W Ultra Fast Charge, 50W Wireless Charge, and Alexa Built-in by Bali Bali ᠌

-Autonomy is normal - a maximum of 7.5 hours of the screen was pulled out at QHD + 120hz. Usually 5-7 comes out. Still enough for a day, but no more. -The vibration motor turned out to be worse than I thought - I expected it to be at the level of the iPhone Taptic engine and its analog in Pixel 4, but it turned out to be the same as in Pixel 5 - it seems with haptic feedback, but not pleasantly soft, but sharply - ringing, with a feeling of cheapness, in general. -Camera: Frontal - for many years now they have been using the same 16MP sensor, which produces such pictures, if you take pictures not during the day in excellent lighting. Video so in general she writes only 1080p and with bad DD; The telephoto is only 8 megapixels, which is why you can’t switch to it when recording 4K video, in terms of DD and white balance it loses to the main and ultra-wide-angle modules. But still better than the pseudo-telephoto in the same S21 / S21 +, where the 3x zoom is hybrid. Algorithms - painfully contrasting pictures are obtained, also with twisted sharpness. Such post-processing was previously on Samsung flagships, and I personally do not like it. Video 4K / 60 writes in segments of 5 minutes. Shame and disgrace against the background of the same iPhones that write in this format without time limits. -It seems to be convenient in terms of ergonomics, but slippery - I thought that in black the back cover would be a little rough in the manner of a branded sandstone, but in fact it is the usual smooth matte glass, and coupled with thin and narrow sides, it strives to fall out of hand. -Imperfect localization - not all items in the settings are translated, some are translated incorrectly. Well, after the first inclusion, it meets this inscription: hello howl