Review on OnePlus HD1907 T Mobile Unlocked Single by Aneta Gsiewska ᠌

The fingerprint scanner is good, and it is located in a convenient place under the screen; however, there are occasions when it does not work the first time it is used, and there are also occasions when it does not want to read it at all; in these instances, you will need to enter the password. However, this is not a major concern because in nine out of ten instances everything will be just fine. It seems to be working fine for me so far after a week of use. If anything, I will add. Some pros: -Excellent screen (with a film from the factory while you wait for a glass with alik) -90 Hz -Some very good cameras. Although the flagships are superior (though not by a significant margin), their prices exceed 55,000 dollars (I took for 35k) -Performance. Nothing to add here; it has the most powerful processor currently available, as well as 256 standard ROM slots and 8 GB of RAM. The games move at their quickest possible pace, despite the fact that the percentage is hardly ever heated up. -That's a good shell. Effortless, pleasing, quick, and without any pointless clutter or lag time. -Sound. Excellent stereo speakers, an excellent conversational speaker, and the sound quality is so good that even old earplugs sound noticeably better. -Autonomy. It's not the best, but it gets the job done for the day (about 1 hour of games on average, 1 hour of YouTube and quite a lot of "scrolling" insta and VC at medium brightness and 90 Hz) -Quick battery recharging. 100% in under an hour, during which the battery will heat up to between 38 and 39 degrees (i. E. without harm) -A calming feedback from the vibrations. -Excellent cover included (although it will turn yellow in a couple of months) Cons: -Moisture protection. As a matter of fact, the Chinese manufactured moisture protection, but it is not certified, so I would not put my faith in it. Always on display; it's not in this location (not counting the clock running across the screen while charging). It's possible that this will work against some people. Tapu, which literally means "raising," is enough to activate the screen for me personally. -No notification indicator. I'll say it again: subjectivity. There is no compelling reason for me to have it (although in rare cases it is still not enough).