Review on OnePlus Nord N10 5G, Euro 5G / Global 4G LTE, International Version (No US Warranty), Midnight Ice 128GB, 6GB - GSM Unlocked (T-Mobile, AT&T, Metro) - 64GB SD Bundle: Shop Now! by Jaws Yusri ᠌

To summarize, I cannot find a single item to criticize or complain about. Once more, 90 Hz at 20k is really hot. Some pros: A panel with a refresh rate of 90 Hz that costs 20 thousand dollars is insane. - Design - oxygen. I really did not want to give up pure Android, and I was ecstatic when I saw that Oxygen was similar to it in such a way that you can't tell the difference between the two. In addition, Oxygen has its own cool features that are not annoying and are just additions to the main OS, and they are not its complete "shoveling." And only a few applications should be pre-installed; there should be a jack for headphones. I think the phone would be cooler without it, despite the fact that it does add a couple extra points to its coolness. Instantaneous faceID - Even though I don't really search about in cameras and I don't take many images, I might add them to this collection nevertheless. For the purposes I'm using the eyes for, she (or they?) is adequate. When I considered it beside other mobile devices in the same price range, I found that it was among the most impressive. having certain drawbacks. It's primarily just nitpicking, but there aren't any major flaws: the battery could be a little more powerful. The phone receives consistent use from me throughout the day, and as a result, its battery life is reduced to virtually nothing in just one day. Certainly, this screen consumes everything, and the reasoning behind everything is sound. You can change the frequency to 60 Hz, and while doing so will be helpful, the question is why? - This back cover features a significant amount of branding. Everything is down on paper. Constantly. There is no fingerprint reader built into the screen. This is the only flaw that comes to me because I can't think of any others. To me, it makes no difference.