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

One of the best Android smartphones. Got pros: • Cool premium design. No bangs, cutouts and other heresy. The periscope camera is a great solution for those who never take selfies. • Excellent screen with high refresh rate. The size is huge, but you get used to it after a couple of days and look at 5.5-inch devices as midgets. • Decent main camera. There is a separate telescopic module and a separate wide-angle module. However, I rarely shoot, so I can’t say much about the quality of shooting - see attachments. They say that if you put Gcam (there is a special mod for this model) instead of the basic application, the pictures will become even better. • Excellent performance and a decent amount of memory - you can forget about lags. • Smart autonomy. After the Nexus 5X, which lived for 5 hours, it is especially felt. Charges once every two days in my usage scenario (messengers, reading, video, work, no games, 90 Hz ates, reduced screen resolution), while 5-8 hours of screen use. • In addition to the previous point - incredibly fast charging. Charged from scratch in less than an hour. • Pleasant vibration motor, especially after the Nexus 5X. For the first time, I did not want to turn off the vibration feedback when pressed. • Excellent software and shell - incredibly fast, similar to the stock android, but with a lot of nice settings. • Accessories, covers (including impact-resistant), protective glasses are full. Has cons: • No certified waterproof. The most obvious drawback, especially for a premium device. According to rumors, there is still protection (from splashes), but it will not work to drown, like the latest iPhone and Samsung. • There is no headphone jack and an adapter included - not a drawback for me, since I switched to wireless ears a long time ago. • Fast charging only works with a huge native memory and a native cable. Without them, you can also charge, but for a long time. However, you rarely have to recharge. • Curved edges of the screen for an amateur. I stopped paying attention after a couple of days, but it's still too much. • Heavy, infection. If you read while lying on your back, there is a risk of knocking out an eye when the phone falls out of weakened hands after 20-30 minutes. • Pretty dull silicone case included. However, the choice of accessories is good, I took Rhinoshield SolidSuit. • Phantom clicks at the top of the screen - a rare bug, but I had. • Decent price. OnePlus has always been known for the quality of top brands at a reasonable price, but here it is dangerously close to the lower versions of the latest iPhone.