OnePlus 10 Pro Review, Better than OnePlus 9 Pro? - Accesso Freak

Generally, the boxes are not big, but OnePlus always makes sure the boxes are big.

Inside the box, you get an 80W super vooc charger and a sandstone case.

I've been testing this phone for the past 24Hrs, there are a lot of changes compared to the OnePlus 9 Pro. I'll tell you everything about this phone,

The display is a big 6.7" AMOLED which gives you 1300 nits brightness, the screen-to-body ratio is 92%. The side bezels are very slim, the curvature is not too much so there will be no accidental touches, you get gorilla glass Victus on the front and gorilla glass 5 at the back.

It comes on Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, the base variant is 8GB+128GB. It supports UFS 3.1 and LPDDR5. The battery is 5000mAh supporting 80W charging. It also supports 50W wireless charging. If I compare this to the 9 Pro this one misses IP certification. It comes on Oxygen OS 12.1 based on Android 12. OnePlus claims to give you 3 years of software updates. The new OnePlus shelf has been included, and the dark mode is much improved.

The USB port is 3.1 so the transfer of data will be faster, I really liked the display, the stereo speakers support Dolby Atmos and are loud. It supports HDR 10, you can game at the highest settings the CPU throttling test came around 84% we test it every time a phone has 8 Gen 1, it turns slightly warm while gaming, I was expecting 90fps support in BGMI that it doesn't have.

Generally, we expect a lot with OnePlus cameras and they don't meet the expectations. The camera setup is functional; the primary camera is a 48MP Sony IMX789. The ultrawide camera is 50MP, and the 8MP telephoto, the selfie camera is 32MP. The dynamic range is really good. The ultrawide camera doesn't have that much of a color shift. The skin tones in portrait mode come out good, they are a bit warm.

If you compare cameras with other phones in a similar range then this has a more natural finish, as the color science is from Hasselblad, the edge detection in the portrait mode is great. You can take raw photos at 12 bit. So a lot of features have been added. And we can clearly see that OnePlus has worked on cameras. It supports 8K@24fps. The front camera is capped at 1080p.

I don't like how the prices are increasing of these flagship phones, the 9 Pro costs Rs 65K and the prices of the phones of its competition are higher as well, though I'm not justifying the price rise.

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