Review on Renewed OnePlus 8 (Black) with 5G Capabilities, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 865, and 6.55" 90Hz Display (T-Mobile Only) by Vanchay Sangkeaw Ice ᠌

Prior to that, the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 6/64Gb started to stutter, and the memory in 64Gb was nearing exhaustion; otherwise, the phone is fantastic, especially considering its price tag of 21000 at the time, when it was equipped with the then-current top-tier Qualcomm Snapdragon 845. Moreover, in OnePlus 8/128GB, I was unable to program the flashlight to activate with two clicks on the off button, as I had been able to do on my previous phone, whereas in Pocophone, I was able to program any key, up to opening the desired program, for instance, two clicks up opens the program that you set up. For work, I need two accounts, Ovito and Yula, but right now I have to access the others through the browser, which is inconvenient and causes issues with message notifications. Fortunately, the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 has a second space function where you can download additional applications, so in this case, there will be three accounts, and so on. I've poked around in the settings, tried everything, and I still can't get the OnePlus version of WhatsApp to work reliably: I can't insert a smiley, the send button sometimes freezes, and when I insert a link from YouTube, a window with a description pops up and you can view it directly in Whatsapp, but with the Xiaomi Pocophone F1, you can only follow the link to the youtube app. I had to clear the RAM in the OnePlus 8 every 5 minutes, and I could set a timer to shut apps on the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 so that they wouldn't be an eyesore during a fast transition. Thus, I intended to switch to a Xiaomi Mi 10T, but the legislation states that this is not possible because the phone is a complex equipment.