Review on 📱 OnePlus 9RT 8/128 GB CN Smartphone: The Hacker Silver Edition for Seamless Performance by Mateusz Weber ᠌

purchased for $24,000. In the 2022 retail market, there are no rivals for this pricing. with advantages. A vibrant, contrasty, juicy amoled screen. Real flagship tapping while vibration. Ic is silent. In this situation, I don't want to quickly switch off the tactile feedback. Camera: Videos and photos are both crystal-clear. Optostab performs admirably. Workflow: When combined with 120 frames, it's pure fire. Nothing jerks, neither when browsing nor when switching to multitasking; everything is fluid. After miui, shell is a little strange, has its own quirks that you'll have to get accustomed to, but it's generally more optimized. Appearance: Touching the rear side is like enjoying a different kind of pleasure from caressing a butterfly's wing. Rapid charging: You can go from 15% to 100% in 20 minutes without saying a word. Smart, the A50 was among the first to have this feature. Finger scanner. I had the thought to throw him out the window around 20 times per day. Here, everything is three heads up. Yet, it is not a physical scanner, as is the case with POCO. Many drawbacks Dimensions: a little better after POCO X3 because POCO is still a shovel. This one is a little bit smaller and fits my hand more easily because of its thickness, but I still want it to be more compact. Battery: retains 25% less power than a POCO that is two years old, but I was aware of what I was doing and the battery is smaller and thinner here. A little bit perplexing interface: many functionalities are hard to find and are visible in unexpected places. It's probably just a question of habit.