Review on 💙 Get the Powerful OnePlus 8 Pro Ultramarine Blue: 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone with 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 120Hz Fluid Display, Quad Camera, Wireless Charging, and Alexa Built-in by Nikifor Stoilov ᠌

Since I used a Nokia 6 for 3.5 years prior to getting this one, I wouldn't put too much stock in my opinion, since I have nothing to compare it to. Still, despite this. Almost everything about it appealed to me (as seen in the merits), and I now rarely use a laptop computer because to this phone. The screen is really broad, which is helpful for me, but I have noticed that other people have issues with it, so you should probably check that out for yourself. There are instances when it feels like the connection quality is subpar, as if my previous phone costing 10k caught better. However, the difference is so negligible that it is hardly a deal breaker. Two things specifically bothered me: There is no earphone jack. I prefer the tried-and-true methods of yesteryear and count myself among the generation that has yet to embrace wireless technology. But at this point, we are stuck with no other options. Second, when using the navigator (after about half an hour of work without other applications running in the background, the battery warmed to the maximum and the screen brightness was forced to zero) or the game mode (even the most basic Sudoku without animation and sound, in an hour the battery will heat up to the maximum), the battery gets very hot. I would have given more consideration to the second point if the reviews had focused more on it had the first not been so unimportant to me. Because I eventually learned that the issue was not with my specific gadget but with the model as a whole. Because the seller is located over 1,000 kilometers away from me, I decided against sending it in for diagnostics. I have included screenshots that demonstrate the battery life span. It's convenient that there's an instant cover, pre-applied film, and a plug converter included in the package. A good piece of technology, but not for playing with or performing very power-hungry chores. I do not recommend using the navigator frequently. I paid $47k for it, but with the listed drawbacks in mind, it might be worth less.