Review on Renewed OnePlus 7 Pro GSM Unlocked Phone - 256GB, 6.7" Display, Mirror Grey, Android OS by DoanQuynh Chi ᠌

1. I will describe the display screen. After using OP 6, the phone's design first turned me off and made me want to avoid using it. The fact that turning the text from left to right makes it appear like one is unrolling a roll is rather a peculiar phenomenon. When there is a light source present, the screen's inherent curves cause a terrible glare, and the screen itself is quite heavily curved. This makes the phone appear to be of much lower quality than it actually is. One week later, people had a very different perspective on the curved screen, which was very different from the previous one. You simply and unconsciously cease paying attention to the issues that are present. It came as an unwelcome shock to me that the colors on the screen are significantly less vibrant compared to those on the OP 6, which I have also noticed. But, if you do not compare the photographs or open them in the same window, you will not see this difference. 2. A pop-up camera is advantageous and disadvantageous in equal measure. When there are no dots, cutouts, or bangs on the screen, it has a very pleasing appearance. On the other side, proper face unlocking and tk are no longer available to you. In the first place, the pace at which the device is unlocked is significantly slower when it has a pop-up camera, and in the second place, the buzzing sound that is always present is really bothersome. 3. The quality of the camera itself is nothing special. Extremely yellow and with little or no detail. In general, the photographs are of high quality; however, the white balance is invariably set wrong, resulting in the presence of yellow tones. There is a decent macro feature, but you should avoid using the zoom at all costs because it produces images of very poor quality. 4. The sub-screen sensor is quite tiny and is situated at the very bottom of the phone; this is a rather inconvenient design choice, but it is one that can be adapted to. 5. We should also discuss the size of the phone in terms of its width. The proportion of height to width here is just right for my relatively large hand. It has a reasonable width and does not have the sensation of holding an elongated cigarette, which is something that has recently become fashionable to do. Yet, this may be a disadvantage for those with a smaller hand. The phone is nothing more than a time bomb, in general. Design that has been around for a week is seen as something lovely, new, and innovative. The level of technical detail is sufficient. The most serious flaws would be the relatively poor quality of the camera and the face unlock functionality. If neither of these things is important to you, then the phone is without a doubt the finest purchase for the money you've spent.