Review on OnePlus 10 Pro 12/256GB CN Smartphone, Dual nano SIM, Emerald Green by Aneta Maecka ᠌

Very worthy and interesting device. I recommend buying to anyone who has smartphones with a processor level lower than the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865. It is advisable to purchase in a trade-in. Some pros: Design, the most powerful, of all existing today, the processor. Confidently pulls at maximum settings all the currently existing hardware-demanding games. Nice and high quality AMOLED screen, 120hz. A fairly long battery life (a full charge of the battery is enough for me for about a day of fairly active use, provided that I set the screen brightness level to about 50% of the maximum). Cons below: Camera. Overestimation of the retail price in 2022 (I took this device 2 weeks ago, while in Lithuania, and, taking into account the OnePlus 8t trade-in, it cost me about 53,000). There are no official deliveries of OnePlus products to 2022, so the Certify version cannot be purchased yet. There is no official guarantee for the device (all questions, if anything, to the sellers .) As for the camera, despite all the promises of the manufacturer and a promising "Hasselblad" badge on the case, it was not possible to make a decent camera again. Yes, the pictures are (formally) good, but they remain good only while looking at them on the smartphone screen. One has only to look at them on the big screen of a PC monitor , as it immediately becomes clear that the camera, in terms of its level, pulls no more than not the best "soap box" . However, it has long been clear that it is impossible to make a more or less acceptable camera in the smartphone form factor for purely physical reasons (normal the lens cannot be put into a smartphone due to its dimensions).