Review on OnePlus 9 Pro Morning Mist 5G Unlocked Smartphone - US Version with 12GB RAM & 256GB Storage, 120Hz Fluid Display, Hasselblad Quad Camera, 65W Ultra Fast Charge, 50W Wireless Charge, and Alexa Built-in by Mkanand Anand ᠌

Its pros: Good build quality. There are no obvious cons, but this is not the top. Basically, Realme X50 Pro loses, but here's what OnePlus is better at, as it seemed to me: *If you want to remove Chinese software in Realme, you will have to mess around. *Realme is thicker. *Availability of wireless charging, but I don't need it. Extra overpayment. * Also, Oneplus, surprisingly out of the box, more or less works spam detection. *Full Power Delivery support Cons: all the cons I see are based on my previous experience with the Realme X50 Pro. And unfortunately there are a lot of them, but maybe the Realme X50Pro is just such a unique device. Oneplus loses in every aspect that matters to me, even though it's a year newer: *Realme has longer battery life. *Navigation: Oneplus has curved edges and swiping works better, but Realme shell is more convenient - there is a "convenient button" function - it is transparent and this is a bomb, in general, swiping from the edge becomes unnecessary. Realme is more convenient. *fingerprint scanners - comparable or better than Realme *Screen sharing in Realme OS is much more convenient, folders on the main screen are more convenient in Realme. *Front camera is definitely worse in Oneplus. The quality is simply incomparable. *Subjectively, Realme X50 Pro seems to lag less. In OnePlus 9 Pro, sometimes there are pauses when switching between applications, and somewhere once out of 10-15 the process hangs altogether and the task with the application has to be forced to unload again. * The last hope was - according to the main camera, I expected Oneplus to be the leader. Yesterday I took a picture of the dance. Frames in motion are not just bad, but unreadable. Maybe, of course, it was necessary to somehow set up the camera, but honestly you don’t want to mess around, you expect something else from the flagship. For now, I hope that the Oneplus main camera will still prove itself, maybe with firmware, but so far I'm not impressed. * The volume of the speakers is higher for Realme, I don’t see any difference in sound quality. * The connector in the Rialme USB A charger is standard, and this is more practical because you can charge your phone with one wire both at home and in transport and public places, and for Oneplus you will have to carry a separate second wire. It turned out to be impossible to find a replacement for the missing Realme X 50 Pro, and it is no longer being produced. Why the elongated screen - did not understand. Almost all videos and photos have different aspect ratios. But it makes the phone a shovel.