Review on Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only) by Ha Joon ᠌

Name: Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only)
Item: Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only)
Rating: 5

March 01, 2023

Valuable purchase, nothing but pluses!

Gosh, I'm so sick of using enormous, cumbersome shovels. For this reason, the Poco F2 Pro was purchased. Not only does it not have a 90Hz display, but it is also ridiculously cumbersome and bulky.
When I first held the Oneplus 8, I was filled with excitement. Even if it's not exactly small, the Poco F2 Pro feels noticeably smaller and lighter in the palm of your hand.
In my testing, the camera menu item in the top right corner of the screen performed the best. No need to swipe and wait for it to pop up; it's always ready for work and doesn't get in the way of games and movies.
We can't pass judgment on autonomy just yet. The size difference between this and poco is clear, but for now I'm giving it a good review. In the future, perhaps, the battery will sway somewhat (like it did with the pocophone) and the autonomy will increase even further.
I compared it to the 8 Pro before purchasing, and while the screen is somewhat better on that device and I can tell the difference between 90 and 120 Hz with my naked eye, I ultimately decided that the 8 was the better option due to its more manageable size.
I don't care about being waterproof. As a result of my reliance on it at one point, the phone was destroyed when water seeped in through the SIM card tray (not a warranty case). At one point in the past, I also benefited from wireless charging, which allowed me to charge my device as I relaxed and enjoyed the spa-like atmosphere.

Expensive, but well worth it. You can't skimp and still get the same high-quality gadget. Quality, which means you, will be the beneficiary of the cost savings.
The Oneplus 8 is a terrible phone because it cannot save any data. You can only prod the screen and wonder why it's just 90Hz rather than 120Hz. But, there isn't much of a distinction between the two, and the cheaper one has a longer-lasting battery.

To put it simply, I did not have access to a superior mobile device. For the next two to three years, I'll try to relax about it. It offers all the features one might want, plus a lot of room to grow.
After I let a friend play for 30 minutes, he returned my favor by selling his iPhone XR (which cost more!). He claimed he had no further need for the device.
Why can't I wrap my head around this? After seeing this display, my iPhone seems antiquated in comparison. M :)
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Pros

The Amoled 90Hz It's silky, bright, and clear; in general, it's of high quality; it has a scanner built right in; it scans quickly enough; and it's accurate. Convenient slit for the camera. Unlike the poco f2 pro at low brightness, there are no color distortions or uneven covenants (maybe there was a marriage). I admire how brilliant it is able to get. - Specifications about dimensions and sizes. Stunningly comfortable in the hand, in contrast to my previous phones (poco f2 pro, redmi note 9 pro). There are some minor screen roundings, but they do not make it difficult to complete your task. Just the right amount of heft. This includes both the materials and the craftsmanship. That matte green shade was my favorite. It's beautiful. The processor is robust, and the memory is quick. The 865th dragon and 12GB of RAM - possibly without comment here. As the difference in cost between 8/128 and 4/16 was only 2500r, the decision was easy to make. That's why everything is moving at such a breakneck speed. When I reach 256 GB capacity, I'll vryat. There is sufficient memory for tank disassembly and deployment with no need to restart the game. Impressive. - shell. As it turns out, I was missing out on a lot before getting my first oneplus. That is the most adaptable and considerate exterior I have ever had. Practically every last detail has been planned for. When a company gives careful attention to practical details like these, I know I can count on a high quality product. Indeed, stereo is really hip. In spite of my first assumption that it was merely a promotional tool, I've found that it makes for a fascinating discussion—especially in first-person shooter games and cinema. The product is of high quality. In other words, the Chinese version and the international versions are identical. There is full coverage, and the language is fully supported. And the sound quality when using the headphones is top-notch as well. The sound quality is good, but it's not up to audiophile standards. There are no missing codecs. - The use of trot is acceptable. When playing games, the phone gets hot. It gets a little hotter than the Pocophone, but it achieves similar scores in the antutu many runs and cpu throttling test. Due to the reduced size of the casing, I anticipated a poorer performance. Amazing, really. Rapid face recognition access. Cameras are beneficial. This is more than sufficient for my needs. For my part, I don't use a microscope to inspect individual pixels.

Cons

It's odd that they're not always flaunting their stuff. The galaxy a50 has this capability as well. There is no 3.5 mm headphone jack. But, at this point in time, it is largely irrelevant. There's an issue with the light detector, which is acting up. Every time I look, I attempt to find a way to lower my expectations for the light. It's obviously a bug in the program; let's hope the firmware update fixes it. It would be preferable if the minimum brightness was lowered a bit for me. - some respectable barrel distortion (blurring) at the module's outer borders. - a fictitious macro module.