Review on Renewed OnePlus 9 5G (128GB, 8GB) Unlocked - 6.55" 120Hz Fluid AMOLED, Snapdragon 888, Global 5G Volte (GSM+CDMA) - Compatible with AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Metro. by Boyan Boyanov ᠌

In sum, I have no complaints; the 120 Hz display becomes routine fairly quickly, and my overall experience is positive. In comparison to 1+7, I found that 9k displays a significantly deeper black and brighter white. In addition, I drove the previous Huawei for two years, so all of my observations are based on direct comparisons. 1+9 AMOLED screen, 4500mah battery, however it doesn't outlast my 2-year-old Huawei with 3400mah battery and IPS display. Either 120Hz is extremely inefficient or 1+ made a huge mistake. However, in most cases, a single day of heavy use is sufficient. Personally, I don't think the speakers sound great, but they get the job done for phone calls. Headphones are recommended for media consumption. When compared to EMUI, the acclaimed OxygenOS falls short in many respects: There's a clock on the lock screen, but the first digit is red, so in bright sunlight it blends in with the background; there are a ton of system notifications that can't be turned off; media sound is muted in "do not disturb" mode (which is good), but it's physically impossible to turn it back on (which is bad); the launcher is subpar; instead of notification numbers on the icons, there are dots that match the color of the icon and merge with it; there In addition, etc.