π Get the Powerful OnePlus 8 Pro Ultramarine Blue: 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone with 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 120Hz Fluid Display, Quad Camera, Wireless Charging, and Alexa Built-in Review
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| Model Name | OnePlus 8 Pro |
|---|---|
| Wireless Carrier | Unlocked |
| Brand | OnePlus |
| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 256 GB |
| Operating System | Android |
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Description of π Get the Powerful OnePlus 8 Pro Ultramarine Blue: 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone with 12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 120Hz Fluid Display, Quad Camera, Wireless Charging, and Alexa Built-in
120 Hz Fluid Display β Watch your favorite shows and movies on a state-of-the-art 6.78" QHD+ display with brilliant color accuracy and a seamless 120 Hz refresh rate. 5G Capable β Experience faster upload and download speeds along with lower latency when connected to a 5G network. 48 MP Quad Camera - Frame every moment with a 48 MP main camera and 48 MP Ultra Wide Angle camera. Get closer with the 3X telephoto camera with up to 30x Digital Zoom, 5 MP Color Filter camera and 16 MP front camera. 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage β Experience powerhouse performance with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865. High-...
Pros
- - fits well in the hand - has a big, bright screen - has good, loud speakers battery life, an excellent camera, and power - Fairly strong overall case - Face unlock is compatible with masks
Cons
- The kit doesn't include a 3.5 converter, the camera module isn't the prettiest, there are small firmware bugs, and it's not appropriate if you want a fashionable smartphone.
Pros
- build caliber. Materials. work rate. Charge rate for WARP. nearly all camera modules. Display 120 Hz.
Cons
- Unavailable photo modes include some. For instance, I was unable to concentrate on a candle when there were no other items in the area. a very long time trying. Only the red word can be used in macro mode; nifiga is not even close to becoming macro. With an optical 3x zoom, the picture is noticeably worse. The pixels are used for it. It is unclear why a 3x camera would be used instead of a conventional one when switching between them. I consequently missed it. Photos' post-processing is frequently erratic. I haven't properly researched which post-processing will be effective when.
Pros
- - photograph (the wife claims the images are on par with those taken with her DSLR). - video (the stabilization is top notch, the zoom works wonderfully, and the audio zoom is a major innovation in this field). - lightning-fast charging (seriously, no other phone, not even the iPhone or xiaomi (which I truly like) or Huawei Croce, has ever seen such a charging speed. Safety from flooding; high-quality construction. - The fingerprint reader beneath the screen is reliable in 9 out of 10 uses (regardless of finger placement). In comparison to the xiaomi mi 9t pro, I find the 1plus to be abysmal. The success rate for Xiaomi is roughly 7 out of 10. - Sound (not as good as Harman Kardon on Leeko, but still stereo and respectable). - etc. There isn't a single flaw in this phone.
Cons
- Just a few minor nitpicks, and they're all in my head: The "waterfall" screen is annoying, the protective glass makes the phone too slippery, and the edges reflect too much light. When the car is on wireless charging and the navigator is functioning, miracles occur (it loses its geolocation, then it rebuilds the path, then it heats up), but I'm not sure if this is a phone or.navigator issue. Please make the front camera retractable like on older models. - a tad too big for my taste (albeit it fits nicely in the palm and looks great). - I didn't look at the chip with a higher hertz of the screen; instead, I immediately turned it off because its usage of the battery was so excessive. I missed out on the cool buzz it generated, and I didn't even detect a change.
Pros
- As time goes on, I raise the rating to 5! fantastic device relating to battery usage. I gradually configured all the applications as I required, and the battery charge assuredly had enough power for the entire day. I charge my phone in the morning in the same manner as before, with the exception that this time it takes 40β45 minutes to fully charge as opposed to the prior phone's 20β25 minutes, depending on the balance. Old: Writing a review when the primary advantages and disadvantages have already been discussed in many other reviews is quite challenging. The screen is good, the design is fashionable, the camera is in line with the pricing, the performance is adequate for everything, and there is enough memory, to name a few obvious pluses. This appears to be the greatest option for the money at the current rates for cellphones!
Cons
- I'll try to outline the features that I would want to see in this gadget. Charger speed, first! This is the top of my list of wants. On another phone, high-speed charging is what I'm used to. When the device may be fully charged in just 30 minutes, this is a novel quality of usage. This works out to be quite useful. I have no doubt they will charge more quickly with 9-ka! 2. The battery is rapidly losing power in front of our eyes! particularly if you frequently use mobile Internet. Battery consumption has gotten accustomed over time after setting up the phone "for yourself". 3. There isn't a hardware notification indicator for some reason. There is a hardware selection slider that says "silent, vibration, sound")) at the same time. Of course, this is for him. However, the LED might also be added! 4. The fingerprint scanner behaves oddly! My right hand's index finger was not recognized by my computer (((. The phrases "the scanner surface may be dirty" and "Fingerprint not added" appear repeatedly. 5. Not all settings menu lines are looked up! To me, this is a mystery! Try asking someone to search for a smart lock. I can't find it! ((
Pros
- The release of number 9 and the subsequent drop in price have finally convinced me to make the purchase. A smartphone is a rocket, and after the purchase, expectations were almost met. This is the first time that the device is falling behind me. The producer made considerable efforts to get his product to market, as seen by the presence of a number of OS chips. I was particularly happy with the charging speed, which is within legal limits at 5800 milliamps per hour. All the other benefits have been mentioned by so many individuals that there's no point in me restating them.
Cons
- There is a significant learning curve associated with using a shovel. Just let it all hang out. This is probably a minor quibble, but the screen displays loops that I can only see in the settings. It's a minor complaint, but no one uses Oneplace, and I have to defend my phone as superior than Apple's latest iPhone 12. And the entire issue is energy usage; when I activated all the games, lights, and apps, the program indicated a 34% increase in power use per hour. While I recognize that the assumptions underlying this space use are unreasonable, I welcome the opportunity to be surprised. QHD thought I would use it if the normal consumption for 120fps fhd + is 10-15% per hour, but the difference is not worth it if the device is discharged even more.
