OnePlus 7 Pro 256 GB
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Catalog OnePlus 2026 - new arrivals, bestsellers, and the most relevant models OnePlus.
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Flagship, there is a flagship, I have been using this gadget for a year, in fact, it is really very good in the literal sense of the word. There is everything on board that your heart desires, both for viewing content with high resolution and high-quality Atmos sound, and for playing heavy games. The picture is very juicy, like on my smart TV Sony Bravia for 143,000 rubles, a big plus I want to note the connection with my device Dji mavic Pro quadcopter even managed to fly at a distance of about 5 km, its worth the money. Gorgeous, nothing more to add ))) They just don't exist |
The most luxurious phone of all The screen is just beyond words, the sound is gorgeous, light and stylish, the performance is amazing, and 90 hertz is not even worth mentioning, after this device other devices seem very slow It scratches quite easily. use OnePlus 7 Pro 8GB/256GB few months |
A great model for those who want to get a super-top flagship with a design (and screen) better than Samsung and hardware/system like the latest Google Pixel. I switched to the OnePlus 7 Pro from the iPhone 11 and I don’t regret it at all - it’s a complete delight, gentlemen! Elite design, premium case materials, perfect assembly, gorgeous curved 90 Hz screen, super-powerful top-end hardware, almost pure 10th Android with additional features and a bunch of settings, excellent speaker sound, no less excellent sound in headphones (rating from a musician with perfect pitch), very fast and accurate fingerprint scanner under the screen, camera (but you need to tinker with it, opinion of a professional videographer), convenient switch of notification modes (why, except for OnePlus and Apple, no one uses this feature?!), super-fast charging in ~30 minutes from 0 to 60%, battery capacity, should I continue? Yes, everything is good here, even without the "minimal" reservations. 1. Suddenly, even for Moscow, this device is in short supply. I bought it at Savelovsky and barely found the 8/256 version at a reasonable price. Maybe the situation is different in online stores, but I wanted to "squeeze" the device before buying, and there are very few of them in retail. 2. There are also few accessories, be prepared to order online. 3. The camera is great, but you need to put in some effort, at least to install the Google Camera app (and there are a ton of other analogs, look on YouTube - there are already a ton of videos on how to "pump up" the OnePlus camera so that it will literally "tear apart", the same can be found on the 4PDA forum). 4. There is no adapter from Type-C to 3.5 mm in the kit. As an audiophile, I prefer my beloved, expensive wired headphones, so I needed an adapter. I had to buy an adapter from Huawei in DNS - I recommend it, it's a high-quality cable and costs less than the Apple version, and the dimensions are identical. |
A for homework
With the release of the sixth version of OnePlus, the Chinese miscalculated a little and instead of a “flagship killer” they turned out to be a rather boring asshole that impressed absolutely no one. After a year of painstaking work, the company’s engineers presented the public with a smartphone that is truly worthy of its nickname: here you have 12 GB of RAM, a 90 Hz AMOLED display with HDR, an excellent retractable camera, and Iron Man as the face of the company.
111 points from DxOMark
At the time of the smartphone's release in May 2019, engineers from the French company DxOMark tested its camera, recognizing it as one of the best on the market. At that time, it scored 111 points and took third place in the camera phone rating, losing only a point to the Samsung Galaxy S10 and Huawei P30 Pro. The main camera uses Sony's latest 48-megapixel IMX586 Quad-Bayer sensor, which combines the signal from four adjacent pixels into one for the final output. This results in a final image with resolution, but with improvements in color (colors come out great), detail and dynamic range. Plus the noise level is very well controlled.
Gorgeous QHD+ display with 90Hz refresh rate
Almost the entire front panel of the smartphone is occupied by a gorgeous QHD+ display with a diagonal of 6.67 inches and a refresh rate of 90 Hz (gamers are delighted). Instead of a cutout for the front camera, here we have a truly frameless display with a pop-up camera and a fast fingerprint scanner built into the screen. As a hardware basis, OnePlus 7 Pro uses the top eight-core Snapdragon 855 chip, Adreno 640 graphics core and 12 GB of RAM. This is one of the most powerful smartphones of the year, which is ready to flex its muscles even against the background of the much more expensive Galaxy S10 Plus and iPhone Xs Max.
No flaws
Otherwise, OnePlus 7 Pro boasts fast charging Warp Charge 30 (50% in 20 minutes), loud and high-quality stereo speakers, NFC and fast UFS 3.0 memory (volume 512 GB). Yes, against the backdrop of high-tech models from Samsung and Huawei, which have already learned to exchange energy wirelessly with other devices, this list is not very impressive. But what’s more important is that everything works without a hitch on the 7 Pro, and the smartphone is virtually devoid of any shortcomings or shortcomings. Although, at a price of 700 and a penny of dollars, it would be wrong to give him any discounts.





























