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

Made the switch from the Samsung S10 Plus to the smartphone. The concerns that the "downgrade" would be more obvious vanished the moment the power was turned on to the system. The fact that Sam's feels more "premium" and that its size is perfect for me may seem like significant advantages, but the fact of the matter is that the difference in price tag more than makes up for these insignificant distinctions. The camera that pops up into the screen doesn't disturb me at all. Unlock using simply your fingerprint, and it works without a hitch. Only for extremely seldom video calls is the front camera activated. The main camera has a good shooting ability. Since I do not have a strong interest in photography, I do not have anything else to add to this discussion. The screen is warped beyond repair. When the text on the site, for example, extends from edge to edge, the distortion that occurs on these folds is sometimes obvious. The samsas were an exception to this rule. I disagree with the reviewers who mentioned that the screen makes the autonomy boring because I did not experience this. Resolution is adaptive, and the frame rate is 90 Hz. I spend 6-8 hours in front of a screen every 1.5-2 days, although I don't play video games. In my opinion, it is superior to good. On S10+, I had five to six hours. For me, the most significant advantage is the oxygen shell. I don't think I've ever seen anything better on a mobile device than that. Lightweight, functional, and secure in its hold. Nothing unnecessary: no duplicating Google services and applications, no synchronizations, and no additional stores, without which you will not be able to use stock programs. Idle consumption is really excellent - 1-3% per night. A fable or a tale from the past. Strongly suggest investing in this product.