Review on OnePlus HD1907 T Mobile Unlocked Single by Adam Listopad ᠌

Name: OnePlus HD1907 T Mobile Unlocked Single
Item: OnePlus HD1907 T Mobile Unlocked Single
Rating: 5

July 04, 2023

A really necessary purchase, I'm glad I found this product.

I would single out autonomy separately. The battery is certainly not a monster, and sometimes you look and think: why are we discharging so quickly? Per night from Wi-fi eats about 6 percent. But in general, enough for a day, if you do not  the phone continuously. I noticed that the transition to a dark theme increased the lifespan, although I personally like the light one more.
In theory, not the biggest battery should compensate for super fast charging. Warp charge is of course a gun. For 15 minutes 35% is cool

Pros

- Screen. Very juicy picture, especially in the dark I like how it looks. The margin for brightness is huge. I did not notice any defects, I turned on dc dimming right away. - Camera. The detail in the pictures looks great. The presence of a width which is very good. The video records perfectly both on the front camera and on the main module. It is clear that this is not a pixel / iPhone / Huawei, but I thought it would be worse). One minus of the native camera is that it sometimes makes the picture very yellow and twists strongly red and orange colors, they look oversaturated. Gkam did not set, so far my own suits. - Sound. Very loud, but I would like more low frequencies, but overall it sounds very high quality. The presence of a stereo - Vibration. Very pleasant and quite strong. - Face unlock. It’s just lightning fast and even in poor lighting it sometimes works. - Device performance + 90Hz. The speed and smoothness of the interface is a fairy tale. I like interacting with it so much that sometimes I just stick to the home screen by moving work tables back and forth, open the application list and swipe the notification curtain because I really like how it looks))) (maybe this is not normal)) I switched to 60 Hz, yes, the difference is immediately noticeable, and I'm sure that over time you can get used to 60, but why, quoting the clic: "there is cabbage if there are potatoes? " It seems to me that depriving yourself of such beauty in favor of the battery is stupid. - Turn on the camera by double pressing the lock on. It seemed to me very convenient, now I use it. - Screen off gestures. A very handy feature. For example, you draw V, Google Pay turns on with your map, you draw W, the flashlight turns on. No need to unlock anything, climb anywhere.

Cons

- Why couldn't it be done so that with ANY activation of the screen, the face scanner starts working? You need to either double tap or press the unlock on. At the same time, every time you pick up the phone from the table, the screen lights up, but you can only unlock it with your finger. - The lock and volume ons are tight for me - Random screenshots, 5-6 pieces per week. Holding tightly in your hand, sometimes you clamp the lock and the volume key - Auto-brightness sometimes wants to save battery very much, making the screen too dark (but this is not often, it mostly works well) - Swipes from the side faces are not very convenient. This refers to the gesture for the "back" on. The case interferes with the case, without a case, the finger crashes into the film / gl - Google istant still falsely triggers on someone else's voice or even on some kind of noise that vaguely resembles a command (very rarely, but still) - folders on the desktop. God, who came up with this? You open a folder, let's say at the top of the screen, and its contents always fall out at the bottom of the screen, and kindly reach down. After miui, it's very infuriating - native gallery does not support split screen.