Review on 💫 OnePlus 8 Interstellar Glow: 5G Unlocked, 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 90Hz Display, Triple Camera, & Alexa Built-in by Kio Vazquez ᠌

Name: 💫 OnePlus 8 Interstellar Glow: 5G Unlocked, 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 90Hz Display, Triple Camera, & Alexa Built-in
Item: 💫 OnePlus 8 Interstellar Glow: 5G Unlocked, 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 90Hz Display, Triple Camera, & Alexa Built-in
Rating: 5

October 30, 2022

I definitely recommend buying, I didn't notice any disadvantages.

Despite the shortcomings, the phone is definitely very cool.
Before that, there was Galxy S8 + (4/64) - the maximum of this friend is a day without recharging and 3.5-4 hours of screen time. 1+ c immediately got 40 hours without recharging with 6.5 hours of screen time (Wi-Fi, BT, LTE, NFC, GPS - all inclusive). Add to this that nothing lags and to share files in a cart or whatsapp you do not need to wait 10-30 seconds, as on S8.
About the camera - as I already wrote, I used the Galaxy S8 +, which was introduced back in 2022, and so in terms of image quality, the 1+ camera did not go very far, although I thought it would be different after all 3 years have passed. But for me, the camera is to quickly get and take a picture of something unusual or some kind of announcement without pretense of artistry and sometimes take a picture of children. The main thing for me is autonomy and speed of work, and in this component 1+ does both S8 + and s10 + and I think that S20 too.

Pros

- autonomy - performance - operation of wireless modules - mode selection lever - film from the factory, case included - 65W charging. - a smooth, non-lag shell, with a bunch of options that I haven't fully figured out yet. (I really liked the option to allow access for applications that uses "during use" attributes, i. E. giving this permission to the application, it will be able to use this permission (for example, access to GPS) only when you use it, and not when he might want to. Maybe the S8 didn’t have this because of the old version of Android, but the chip really went to me.

Cons

- camera could be better (see comment) - colors on the screen, after Galxy S8+, it seems a bit pastel shades. I haven’t been able to find the right color rendition yet, but this is probably not necessary - I’ll get used to it soon - operation of the light sensor - in the dark it works strangely up to the inversion of colors (the color becomes yellowish, and the screen begins to flicker noticeably, which is a little annoying)