Review on OnePlus Dual SIM Factory Unlocked Smartphone by Akio Yamato ᠌

In general, I am quite pleased with the phone, but as always, there are minor flaws and related compromises. : A bug with a microphone has already set the teeth on edge so much that I give the phone 1 point. He stupidly refuses to perform basic functions With its pros. - Nimble, almost no brakes (except for separate, unoptimized applications, such as . Maps) - Good fingerprint - Few pre-installed software (and what is pre-installed can be removed via ADB) - Built-in anti-spam in the dialer, checkmate, spammers! - Really fast charging + all other benefits listed above With its cons. - Sometimes there is a bug with a non-working microphone during a phone call (when calling via Telegram / Whatsapp - everything is ok). Healed by reboot. The bug is very unpleasant, it is not clear how to treat it, -2 points for it. - Very bright screen at minimum brightness. This was done due to "greenish" issues with OnePlus screens at minimum brightness. A trifle, but unpleasant. - Lack of normal automatic call recording (but this is more of an Android 11 issue). ACR is a half-measure application that constantly hangs in the tray and only records phone conversations using the built-in microphone. Therefore, all recordings of calls from the headphones will be without the voice of the interlocutor. It is possible to manually turn on call recording each time, but this is inconvenient + the interlocutor is notified about the recording that has begun. It seems that if the call recording feature is critical for you, then it is better to stay on an older Android. - Freebuds 3 do not work well in talk mode - the interlocutor is intermittently heard, sometimes they do not hear me. I didn't have this problem with my previous phone. - A wide-angle camera in low light . It's easier to assume that it simply does not exist. The main camera is pretty average by today's standards. - There is not enough telephoto lens for shooting at a distance, but these are trifles. - At the first installation - in addition to my main Google account, I added a working account. As a result, some of the applications simply did not install, and there was a "This phone belongs to the organization" sign in the tray. After resetting and installing without adding a corporate account, everything was fixed.