Review on 💫 OnePlus 8 Interstellar Glow: 5G Unlocked, 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 90Hz Display, Triple Camera, & Alexa Built-in by Mateusz Kot ᠌

Since I upgraded to the Oneplus 8 from a less expensive Samsung model, at some point I will discuss how the two compare. In terms of its overall performance, the smartphone is, as one might anticipate, good and even very good. I start by saying, for instance. You get in a taxi or a 2GIS and think to yourself, "what, how could it be so fast?" That is to say, it does not appear to me that there is any specific reason to overpay for a version that has 12 gigabytes of RAM, provided that the price is reasonable. As a result, the version that has 8 gigabytes of random access memory works really quickly. The combination of 865 snap and the optimization provided by OnePlace enables me to achieve speeds I had never have imagined. I have never charged it overnight, and I never will. Instead, I charge it up to 100 in the evening, then I use it for a while before going to bed, then I wake up for work in the morning, use it sometimes during the day, and by the end of the workday, it has maintained a charge of about 55% of its capacity. My previous inexpensive Samsung, which had a battery capacity of 4000 mAh (compared to 4300 for the OnePlus 8), had results that were comparable. However, it is important to be aware that the Oneplus 8 is equipped with a 90 Hz mode, which I make constant use of and do not switch off at any point. To this point, I have only depleted the smartphone to 5% capacity one time without charging it for two days; the statistics at that point revealed that I had used the screen for 6 hours and 28 minutes. I did not put the device into power saving or energy saving mode, nor did I turn off the 90 Hz frequency setting. Therefore, the level of autonomy that exists here is quite satisfactory, and there are none at all. I'll put the rest of my evaluation in the comments section because the limit on the number of characters prevents my review from being published.