OnePlus 7T Pro 256 GB / 8 GB
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Smartphone "at maximum speed", equipped, without exaggeration, with the latest technology. The model got the first of its kind screen based on a high-resolution Fluid AMOLED matrix (3120x1440 pixels) with a refresh rate of 90 Hz and HDR10 + support. Inside the gadget, the most powerful hardware “hardware” was installed at the time of the announcement: the top-end Snapdragon 855+ chipset in conjunction with Adreno 640 graphics, 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal memory of the UFS 3.0 standard.
Also, the smartphone attracts attention with a newfangled design without any "bangs". But what about the front camera? She at OnePlus 7T Pro "pops up" from the top end of the case. On the glass back of the device, a trinity of photomodules of the main camera lined up in a harmonious row: a 48 MP leading image sensor, a 16 MP ultra-wide and an 8 MP telephoto lens with a triple optical zoom. The model is armed with an under-screen fingerprint scanner, a full range of wireless communications (including an NFC chip) and, importantly, supports WARP Charge 30T 30-watt fast charging. The battery on board the mobile device has a capacity of 4085 mAh.
"Flagship Killer" version 7.1
OnePlus 7T Pro is a slightly improved version of one of the best smartphones, OnePlus 7 Pro. And looking at its “delicious” price tag, a fair question arises: why does anyone even need the new OnePlus 8 Pro or any other flagship of 2020? After all, this handsome guy could literally do everything, and in terms of performance it was not inferior to more modern devices with price tags twice as high.
Huge Fluid AMOLED display and powerful hardware
The list of its main advantages is as follows: a powerful 8-core Snapdragon 855+ processor, 8 GB of fast LPDDR4x RAM, 256 GB storage, a surprisingly responsive in-display fingerprint scanner, an excellent triple camera with a Sony IMX586 sensor and photo quality of level of Galaxy Note 10 Plus. Oh yes, don’t forget about the “little things” like fast 30-watt charging, NFC, modern communication modules, a high-quality audio chip, stereo speakers, an excellent front panel with a retractable mechanism and a gorgeous Fluid AMOLED display with a resolution of 3120x1440 pixels, a refresh rate of 90 Hz and support HDR+.
No flaws
Equally important, the flagship killer has virtually no downsides. In the reviews you can find complaints in the spirit of “oh, inductive charging would be nice” or “sorry, there is no headphone port,” but these are more likely nitpicking and the wishes of the authors. The only question that raises questions is the durability of the external front camera mechanism, but here, as they say, time will judge. The only disappointment is the dimensions of the device (the length of the smartphone is 163), which makes it uncomfortable to operate with one hand. But these are the current realities; according to the logic of manufacturing companies, an expensive first-class smartphone is almost a pocket TV. And the OnePlus 7T Pro perfectly exemplifies this trend by stepping into tablet territory with its 6.67-inch display.
