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 Micha Kaczmarczyk ᠌

The first plus I want to note is the screen, it's just great. Excellent color reproduction, 120 Hz, in addition, a small PWM compared to Samsung. The only thing that upsets is that not all applications have 120 Hz, but this is not critical. The second plus is performance. After my old Asus Zenfone 5z phone on 845 snapdragon, I was no longer afraid of overheating 888 snaps, but as it turned out, there was almost none. If you are a regular user, then the phone will heat up only when shooting in 4k or 8k, but if you play on it, then there are already some problems, for example, in Genshin impact, you only get 30-40 frames, since the processor starts to troll, if we are considering call of duty mobile, then here in high-performance battery mode the phone gives out 60 fps on high settings, the same on very high, but this is only in a network game, if you play kb, then only on medium, because at high it drops fps to 55 - this happens when the phone warms up the battery to 40 degrees . In Fortnite, the situation is slightly different, after a long game, the phone drops the frequency, but the fps remains around 47-60. Otherwise, the phone works fine. The third plus is the camera. In automatic mode, it works great, in addition, I was pleased with macro photography with which I can see the smallest details that the human eye cannot see. You can also note a good battery, which lasts for a day, or even two, of course, it depends on many factors, but I had a maximum operating time of two days at 60Hz.