OnePlus 8 Pro Onyx Black​ 12GB+256GB US IN2025

I have been using an HTC 10, so my experience is definitely different than many other users who upgrade every year or two. Pros: Screen resolution and refresh rate - nothing but compliments from users with standard refresh rates Body color is stunning Battery life - usually I can make my phone last a day and a half of use (social media, reddit, and youtube...I don't do mobile gaming) Camera - the camera defaults to 12mp but the 48mp is amazing. Nowhere near DSLR quality because of the tiny sensor, but better than other phone cameras I have used OS - Oxygen OS is by far the fastest and cleanest version of Android available Face unlock - I forget my phone is ever locked because of how fast face unlock is.\ NO BLOATWARE Zoom to fit screen function is great with youtube Weight. I like heftier phones as they feel sturdier Speed - this phone is blazing fast with everything. Bluetooth - I can use my Bluetooth earbuds from the opposite side of the house and still have excellent quality. I can be outside in a rainstorm and keep my phone inside while staying on a call without issue. Cons: Price - They could have easily dropped the price to $900 for the highest end and been a market leader. But you definitely get what you pay for Fingerprint sensor - for some reason it doesn't always recognize my finger. and I will try 2 or 3 different fingers until it'll unlock, but I primarily use face unlock or the swipe code Neutral: Many people complain about the camera bump. Get a bumper case and you will never notice it. I personally don't mind it at all I don't mind the camera cutout at all. I downloaded "Energy Ring General Edition" and it uses the camera cut out to show the battery life (also has a cool charging animation called "bounce") Summary. This is well worth the $1000 and I have had zero glitches or green screen issues. Battery life is my main bonus. Will definitely be sticking with OnePlus going forward if this phone ever dies.

Best festures: Scrolling is liquid smooth. Warp charging (1+ shipped wireless chargers air express from CN with free shipping). Apps load FAST. Handles huge pdfs like a Threadripper (well... almost). Awesome dpi. Screen looks as good as AMOLED. Battery life with 120Hz QHD+ display on. VOWIFI works on Google Fi... although the VOWIFI toggle doesn't appear in the SIM settings with a Fi SIM installed (the VOWIFI toggle does appear with a TMo SIM installed), VOWIFI does work on Fi after following a magic sequence that Fi support will send you (even though you won't see a VOWIFI icon in the notification bar). Worst features: Can't get fingerprint recognition to work... not a biggie since I've never seen fingerprint recognition work with wet fingers on any phone, so you revert to a PIN code anyway.. Cameras have excellent sensors (Sony) but image processing is not as good as Pixel. I've had every Nexus and Pixel phone, but I returned a Pixel 5 and kept the 8P. UPDATE, after a month of ownership. No regrets, no problems. As of the OxygenOS 11 update in Nov. 2020, dual SIM works (5G/5G !!!) with Google Fi, but second SIM cannot be a Fi SIM. I'm using a Fi SIM and an AT&T (prepaid) SIM in my 8P (some places in my state (Hawaii) TMo has no bars and AT&T has 4 bars).

Wow, pros: Everything. Super fast, long battery life, great pure android experience (no bloat wear), sound is fantastic, screen is fantastic. I'm not a huge picture taker, but it all looks great to me in zoom or low light - things that other phones usually don't get right at all. Love the vivid colors options and the finger print reader is best I've used. It captures the whole finger print, so you can touch it off axis with no problems. I compared to a 8t+ (my sons) and I did notice a difference in battery life and speed from the DDR5 vs. DDR4 memory. Other than that both phones are about identical in RAM/ROM, etc. Also, it does inductance charging which I love. I keep a charge stand on my bedside table and desk. Battery life is exceptional. You really can charge it up and use it off and on throughout the day to call, email, stream, and surf the web on a single charge. It is water resistant rated vs. just actually being water resistant but not rated, which I like and trust more. Wifi hookup is very fast and 5G is insane. Easily 500+mbs on T-Mobile all over town. I have had it fall back to 4G LTE in some places like steel framed buildings. Cons: Honesty, none so far. I do like the standard back/home/open apps task bar vs gestures (default) but found it in settings ad switched it and that fixed that. Gestures work as advertised but I just can't get used to them, especially the back gesture. Overall, I cant rave enough about this phone. Especially if you get it used or renewed and save big bucks. Highly recommend.

I bought this phone to replace my Galaxy s8, and I gotta say, it's absolutely amazing. But there's also some negatives too heres a pro/con list PROS: Gorgeous screen Good camera setup (not the best in class, but certainly not bad!) Amazing design, feels amazing in your hands Great vibration, like I love the haptics on this thing! Amazing battery life, one time I made it 36 hours and was only at 15% which is just wild to me. The ringer slider was sorely missed from my iPhone days! Fingerprint sensor was faster than the s10 I tried out for a week, but still slower than my s8 one on the back. Feels way better to use though. Cons: Slow updates! SO SLOW wow!!! My screen definitely has the green tint issues on greys in very specific lighting conditions, and the Android 11 update did not help it by adding that bad shade of grey that used to be only in the youtube app, to half the OS! Big OOF! It's not bad, and I barely ever notice it, but when I do and it happens, it's all I can notice! No micro SD card or Headphone jack which really sucks. Overally I'm real happy with my purchase, though now it's be best to just wait for the new OP 9 Pro

Pros: -Screen is beautiful, a slightly bigger resolution from the previous generation of phones. Do I really need to say the 120Hz is absolutely stunning?! -Speakers are LOUD, honestly did not expect the level they produce, they are by no means audiophile but they do a good job. -Responsiveness to touch is next level, I've used Apple's and Samsung's flagships, and I really enjoy the smoothness of transitions between applications, faster than the competitors I have tried. -Oxygen OS is by far one of my favorites of the phone, it's lightweight and not bogged down by anything. -Games run very smooth! -Battery life is pretty amazing, 4500mah last a LONG time Cons -Some people may be turned off that by default Netflix comes installed on the phone(Though the HDR on it is AMAZING LOOKING) -Transitioning from an Apple or Samsung may leave some software features to desire, possibly UI issues you do not like. However there is a great deal of customization with this phone so it has never been an issue with me. ALEXA -Alexa DOES NOT COME INSTALLED BY DEFAULT, PLEASE STOP DOWN VOTING FOR A PHONE YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE. -That being said if you want alexa, it's in the app store, if not you're set! Conclusion -This phone was controversial in a that it was a flagship, from a company that has historically against flagships. However, it is an absolutely superb piece of technology that is well worth the money.

This phone is hands down the best smartphone of 2020. The One Plus version of Android is a superior experience compared to Samsung. It is less convoluted and more streamlined in various ways. You simply have to experience it first hand as it is hard to convey in words. Every aspect of this phone can be summed up as "fast". The feel of the phone in your hand is a very dense, premium feel that neither an iPhone or Galaxy phone can come close to matching with very intuitive button placement. The One Plus 8 Pro makes every other phone feel cheap in comparison. The screen will attract attention from everyone as nothing else on the market can run a screen at 1440p resolution with a 120mhz refresh rate enabled - not even $1,400 dollar phones. The colors have to be seen to be believed. This is a next generation screen that everyone has to catch up to next year. The camera photos are every bit as beautiful as the high end Galaxies and Apple phones. You will not feel cheated in this area. Plus, it performs up close Macro shots that show a level of detail on objects unlike anything to date. One Plus delivers Android updates months ahead of the competition. There simply aren't any weak areas. This isn't a phone with downsides. I can't believe this phone exceeded my expectations in all areas but it did. I have no problem giving it this level of praise. This is beyond a solid device - it raises the bar. My friends who own S20 Ultra phones and Pro Max Apple phones are impressed and do not hesitate to say so. This phone would sell itself if there were demo units in physical retail stores. Nothing else can challenge it. Do not over think this and buy this phone for yourself and your loved ones. You will feel like a whole new world has opened up to you. I can't go back to any other phone manufacturer after experiencing such a smooth, intelligently designed product!

I'll just begin by saying this is the best device on the planet. Obviously, it's bro is due very soon. However, it will remain at the top of any list this year and beyond. I do not purchase devices based on cameras or camera performance. So, my review pertains to its strength based on its purpose, and performance, as a phone. I understand that may not be a popular position, and it doesn't mean that I won't mention camera functionality. Here's my short. Its display is brilliant. Colors are excellently saturated, and it produces a three dimensional picture. Sometimes, I think it's more entertaining watching videos, and movies, on my devices. I can't say that it's a result of its 120-hertz refresh rate. Honestly, many 60-hertz displays can easily challenge the 8 Pro. I believe that the One Plus engineers are invaluable in this industry. It does have a new motion processor that is fun to use. This is different from the refresh rate. I appreciate it, and I'm not aware of any other phone that exists with that technology. I may be wrong. A few apps support this processing, such as Netflix, Prime and YouTube. It definitely sets itself apart from other devices on the market. Dolby Atmos audio speaker performance is great. I wish that manufacturers would revert back to front firing speakers. Thinking about those Pixel 2XL days. However, stereo separation is great from it's ear and downfiring speakers. Phone performance is great. I have no issues with calls or its 5G performance. I have to say that their Oxygen OS software is a step above stock Droid. Its Snapdragon chip is very good. Gaming is also good with very little video or audio lag. I Iike it's gaming processing. What I mean is it shuts down many other functions while it processes your choice of games. At times, it may get warm when gaming or watching videos. As with any other device, you can take proper steps to allow to cool, or not. Camera and video performance are good to excellent for those of you that appreciate camera capabilities. In my opinion, there aren't many devices on the market that are bad camera performers. Unless, you're a cameraphile, the average consumer will be just fine. If you've never owned a One Plus device, you will be pleasantly surprised with their performance. It's been fun. I highly recommend this device.

Let me start this by saying I love the form factor, and specs of this phone. I've owned many iPhones, Samsungs, LG, Google, etc. I was in love with this phone out of the box. Though the love quickly ended. This phone is plagued and I mean PLAGUED with issues as many others have noticed and commented on. Not only that but their customer support and clearly from the post on the forums their actual warranty service is horrid. For those still reading my boring rant here are my issues that I've encountered: 1. Wifi Dropout issue. A quick search will show this is widespread. Android 11 fixed the dropout in some of my areas of my house. That said it made it worse in the areas that it didn't fix. 2. Rattling vibration motor that is somehow fixed with a restart. This seems less common but is truly odd. The haptic motor that you feel every time you type will randomly get really really bad and feel super odd about once every couple of days and last until restart. Super odd 3. Notifications that show up hours after they have been delivered. Never encountered on any other of my other androids 4. SMS/MMS Group chats only work about sometimes. I've heard about this issue on other androids but have never experienced it personally. This phone simply refuses to deliver group chat text messages randomly. 5. Display issues as others have mentioned at certain brightness levels 6. (Subjective) Android 11s skin is not that great. It's clearly a rip off of Samsung. That was one of the reasons I left Samsung after the Note 10+. I just found their skin too cartoonish and their colors off. I personally find similar with this new skin. 7. Battery life is horrid after android 11 8. Misc. small issues that don't warrant a section but are still annoying. Thanks for reading. I hope you got some form of enjoyment or info out of this. Don't buy the phone...

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Comenzando con la entrega del producto está fue un poco tardada (más de 2 semanas) y tuve que ponerme en contacto con el vendedor pero después de eso llego rápidamente y sin ningún problema aunque al provenir de china todo en chino. Diseño: es un celular grande con una parte trasera de cristal muy bonita pero que rápido se ensucia, ya con una funda queda perfecto incluso el amplio borde las camaras. Fotografía: No deja nada que desear, pasar de un OnePlus 5T este es toda una revolución en cuanto a la calidad, en modo nocturno tampoco a fallado incluso en situaciones difíciles. No esperaba que fuera tan bueno incluso comparándolo a las opciones de alta gama de marcas como iPhone Rendimiento: es OnePlus así de sencillo el full HD+ y los 120 Hz hacen que la experiencia sea fluida y con el poder de los 12gb de ram todo lo que le pongas enfrente lo debora y lo corre con facilidas. Batería: Tuve un viaje de 15 horas por carretera y decidí probar que tanto podia llegar a durar la batería, reduje la calidad a solo HD y con 60Hz pero con los datos móviles y el Bluetooth encendido todo el viaje y fue una maravilla llegué a mi destino usando FB y Twitter de forma periódica con aún más del 30% de la batería. Conclusión: este es un magnífico dispositivo y si tienes el dinero para comprarlo lo recomiendo ampliamente, aunque en lo personal siento que no ha sido una revolución respecto a mi 5T anterior, es una mejoría y no hay que esperar que haya cambios tan drásticos cambiando de dispositivos que como ese aún funciona perfectamente y espero poder sacarle igual muchos años a este OnePlus 8Pro

Nice mobile phone, decent capabilities with fare price.

La verdad por el momento no me ha fallado y ha funcionado perfectamente en todos los aspectos.

De entre 100 de los mejores celulares, este ocupaba el 8vo lugar. Lo seleccioné porque entre otras ventajas esta protegido contra golpes y agua, procesador muy veloz, amplia pantalla, tamaño aceptable de las memorias, preparado para redes 5G, tiene carga inalambrica y memoria aceptable. Se carga muy rápido pero la carga dura mucho menos que el Redmi N8P de mi esposa que es de menos mAh. Tampoco me gusta la toma de huella digital qué está en la pantalla, es mucho más práctico cuando la ubican en el botón de encendido o atrás de la pantalla, donde apoyas el dedo para sostenerlo. Tampoco me gustó no poder insertar una memoria externa y audifonos alambricos. En pocas palabras no llena todas mis expectativas pero fue la mejor opción del momento por un precio razonable en comparación con otros con características similares. Falta ver su comportamiento a lo largo del tiempo.