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 Virot Moonla ᠌

Only a day ago, I went out and purchased a new phone to replace my Oneplus 6 (6/64). The switch from the old flaman to the new one does not provide a wow impact, which is to be expected after three years of using the previous flaman; yet, certain times genuinely startled me. The OP6's battery life was no longer sufficient to last an entire day without needing to be recharged, and I don't want to bring a power bank with me at any time, so I made the decision to upgrade to a phone that has a longer life for its battery. This issue is completely resolved with the Oppo 9; the battery has a large capacity, and the operating system makes very efficient use of the charge. This, in conjunction with the fact that the phone can be charged before leaving the house, and that in half an hour it will be fully charged, makes all of this a really cool feature. The cameras have not yet undergone exhaustive testing, however in comparison to the OP6, there is a discernible but not overly significant difference. Naturally, Snap 888 functions faultlessly, and in day-to-day activities like browsing the web, using instant messengers, reading documents, and watching videos on YouTube, we did not encounter a single glitch, nor do we anticipate that we will. Oxygen OS also does not fail; there was not even a single glitch in the system (which is one of the many reasons why I wanted to buy exactly one location since it had the greatest OS). Because I don't play games on mobile phones, I wasn't able to test the phone's performance in games; however, based on the tests that were conducted in the evaluations, I feel that a smartphone will be suitable for those who engage in gaming. When I was writing a review, I couldn't think of any negative aspects, but if there are any, I will write about them.