OnePlus 8 Pro: Unboxing and First Impressions! By #GNTECH

So the 1+8 pro just came in, and we thought we'd give you guys a quick unboxing of what you should expect from it. Now the box is in line with traditional OnePlus branding, including one plus new, all caps logo, which will still getting used to the back features its color, which is the new Glacial green, as well as the 12-week vice of RAM and 256 gigabytes of u FS, 3.0 storage information there's also substantial Android branding on there. But aside from that, it's pretty standard all around. So let's go ahead and lift the tab to take off the plastic, quite an underwhelming experience, but nonetheless I'm going to pull off the rest of the plastic myself and then start to open the lid, which is a snug fit. Now remember this time around the phone comes with both official ip68 water and dust resistance and wireless charging. Two big upgrades over the last generation.

The phone is first out of box, but we'll see what else is inside. There's a silicon CPU case as standard with some never settle branding, which is a nice touch, but the phone effectively being a flagship. We would have liked to see a more premium case. You get your traditional charging, brick supporting warp charge, 30, T or 30 watt charging for the phone's 4510 William hour battery, as well as a type-a, 2, type-c, USB, cable and read for connectivity and charging something OnePlus may miss out on is maybe adding a pair of type C headphones being such a premium device and with all the rest of the competition. Doing so enough of that, though, let's get into the other box again, not the phone just yet, but there seems to be a lot of paperwork with the OnePlus 8 pro.

There is a Quick-start guide, some more information about the product, a nice sheet of stickers for you to customize your accessories, which is unique from other Android phones out there, some contact and warranty information and an invitational letter which also houses the sim removal tool. I. Think the letter is a nice personal touch and if you are interested in what it says, just pause the video and have a read. Okay and now for the phone itself, removing the plastic covering we get our first glimpse of the Glacial green color, which is a treat to look at you get one plus is new branding on the back, as well as the quad camera setup, which is made of a 48 megapixel wide 48 megapixel ultra-wide 8 megapixel telephoto, with 3x optical zoom, and a 5 megapixel depth sensor on the left edge of the phone there's, the volume rocker, which also gives you an idea of how big the camera bump is. While the rights has the alert, slider and the power button, the antenna lines also seem to look a bit different from one place as last flagships, but we'll see that in a full comparison, video which is coming at a later stage, the top houses the secondary microphone.

While the bottom has the type-c USB port, the SIM tray and one part of the stereo speakers and honestly, the top and bottom have this refreshing brushed look to them. So let's go ahead and start the device. Now this gives you an idea of the phone six point: seven eight inches, HD + HDR 10 + curve display with a 16 megapixel punch, hole camera on there. We've got oxygen OS on top of Android 10 and the setup process is fairly standard. ?, nothing obtrusive, and it even gives you an idea of the in display fingerprint scanner which, to be honest, performs about the same.

There's no striking difference in speed whatsoever. One thing I did notice is the haptic motor on the phone feels more refined and the overall phone feels pretty lightweight, probably because it's much lighter than other flagships at 199 grams. Anyway, with the setup process done, you get a glimpse of the entire phone working together, it's blow pro free and the 120 Hertz refresh rate definitely shows. Interestingly, the phone is set to full HD + resolution out of the box, but we'll change that to quad HD +. There's a lot more to explore on this phone, including to displace MDM, see refresh rate software feature performance with the Qualcomm snapdragon 865 outscore processor, and how the battery life holds up.

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Source : #GNTECH