Ooh, it's been quite some time since I've had a OnePlus device in house.
First thing my son said was "that's a nice box". Teenagers.
So, on first glance, this model is as follows:
- 6.78" @ 2780x1264 (120Hz)
- Snapdragon 8 Gen2
- 16GB RAM
- 256GB storage
- Main Cameras:
- 50MP (wide, f/1.8, 24mm, 1/1.56", 1.0µm)
- 8MP (ultrawide, f/2.2, 16mm, 112°, 1/4.0", 1.12µm)
- 2MP (macro, f/2.4)
- Selfie:
- 16MP (f/2.4, 24mm, 1/3", 1.0µm)
- 5500mAh
- 100W charging (26min charging time)
Now, this is $799.99 as is. You can knock that back to $669.99 if you want to halve your RAM and storage (but I think it's worth that extra $130).
On setting up a couple of points as I unboxed it and going through the motions of setting it up. No Qi. That is probably my r'uh r'oh moment for me. I just have to have Qi (looking forward to the 12).
There also isn't any IP rating either listed. That does have me a little more concerned - just means I'll have to just be aware when it's raining.
It also has a screen protector already pre-applied, and that's a cool 'saved me having to find one' feature.
Now, another neat 'feature' I liked was the fact that the back has a cool 'glittery' effect. Looking at it 'dead on', and it's looking like a brushed metal back. Slight tilt, and it's got a shimmery glitter look, which is reminiscent of the Nexus 4. Very cool.
The last quick thought I had was the SuperVOOC - it'll charge at 80W, meaning a full charge in 26 minutes. Very cool... but the adapter it has uses just a USB-A cord. I can't get that with a C-C cord? I'd already changed over most of my wall warts with C plugs. Hrmm...
Okay, so I'll go play around and let you know my thoughts.
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