Review on OnePlus 9RT 12/256GB CN Smartphone Sky Blue by Alexander Bambang ᠌

Everything mentioned above The positive aspects are that virtually everything is excellent. Quick charge in 29 minutes. An fantastic camera of the Google Pixel level 4a (I'm a fan of pixels, at the same time I only had 4a and 3a xl, RT is not inferior to them in the photograph. Excellent battery life; even with the Internet connected at all times and a display that updates at 120 hertz, it still maintains between 40 and 50 percent of its charge at the end of the day; I don't play games, but I do take a lot of photos and videos. By the way, my previous flagship was the Samsung S20 Ultra, which did not record videos with such a cool stabilization at frame rates ranging from 4 to 60. Because the screen is so good and the maximum brightness is less than 1300 nits, everything can be seen clearly even when the sun is shining brightly. Even though I don't play video games, I still gave Generation Impact a spin, playing it for a half an hour on the most difficult settings. The flight was perfectly normal, and the heat dissipation system was very impressive; gamers and nerds will both enjoy it. The stereo sound is at a very high level; naturally, it cannot compete with the sound quality of the Samsung C20 Ultra, but it nevertheless manages a score of 4.6 out of 5. Because I don't use wireless charging in general and because I don't take my device swimming with me, I don't require an IP rating of 68 million standard. I'll go ahead and make that reservation now. In general, after utilizing flagship gadgets for the past eight years, I have finally come across a choice that does not make any compromises. Some cons: I have a version that runs on color os; initially, I had to fiddle about with the settings quite a bit; however, after about a half an hour, everything worked well. Once all of the Chinese garbage is cleared away, the phone will fly. The cost of branded coverings might be rather high.