Review on OnePlus 9 Pro Morning Mist 5G Unlocked Smartphone - US Version with 12GB RAM & 256GB Storage, 120Hz Fluid Display, Hasselblad Quad Camera, 65W Ultra Fast Charge, 50W Wireless Charge, and Alexa Built-in by Kio West ᠌

About two months I go with 9 Pro and places, it's really some kind of darkness. 1. When shooting on the move, there are really problems. After you take a picture, you go to the gallery and see the frame that was at the moment of shooting, BUT after a second it shifts and you get a completely different photo. It's been a problem since launch and hasn't been fixed. 2. Wild sharpening when zooming in on a photo. All the details become so unnatural that you want to quickly move the photo away and forget about what you saw. Honestly, I don't know why they did it. I have not seen this in any smartphone, even my 7 Pro behaved adequately in this regard. Maybe it wouldn't be such a problem if it weren't for point 3. 3. Telephoto. There are no words. When you switch to it, the color rendition becomes terrible, having nothing to do with reality. In addition to poor colors, you will encounter a disgusting dynamic range, soap and, as a result, a complete reluctance to shoot with this sub-module. The portrait mode is also terrible, especially the group one, causing nervous laughter. 4. The front camera also lacks stars from the sky, a level lower than most of the current flagships, there was something to compare with. I hardly use it, but for someone it can be critical. 5. At some point, the camera and the gallery began to fly out immediately after launch. I just couldn't take a picture for half a day. In some magical way, this problem disappeared, but the sediment remained. How can this be in a phone for 70 thousand (at the time of purchase)?