Tag: OnePlus 7T Review

OnePlus is undoubtedly the king of the highest-value smartphones for their cost, and the company is already back with another hit: the OnePlus 7T.

This phone takes many of the features that users have loved so much in the OnePlus 7 Pro and puts it at an affordable device even more powerful than the phone itself. But deepening what the OnePlus 7T is all about is crucial to clearing the confusing line of OnePlus products.

Technically the OnePlus 7T is the successor to the OnePlus 7 and not the OnePlus 7 Pro.

OnePlus 7T Design and Display

OnePlus 7T shares multiple design notes with the previous generation of OnePlus but with some major changes. The shape is tall. It resembles an extended version of OnePlus with the 6.55-inch screen compared to the 6.41-inch OnePlus 7.

The screen has a smaller “notch” than the OnePlus 7. The biggest difference with the previous generation is the camera’s circular panel on the back of the phone. The screen is gorgeous but not without flaws. It’s only 1080p, which means it has lower resolution than the OnePlus 7 Pro. We would have liked to see the 1440p screen.

However, like the OnePlus 7 Pro, the OnePlus 7T has a 90Hz frequency display providing a smoother graphics experience. Animations and movements are smoother than on 60Hz screens. The screen also has an extremely high brightness of up to 1,000 nits. And foremost is the AMOLED display with solid, clear colors and deep levels of black.

Specs:

• 6.55-inch 1080p AMOLED (90Hz) Display
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ processor
• 8GB of RAM 128 and 256GB of memory
• Three 48 + 12 + 16-megapixel rear cameras
• 16-megapixel front camera
• Battery 3,800 mAh

OnePlus 7T Performance

Perhaps more important than the look of the phone is performance. OnePlus 7T has the upgraded version of the Snapdragon 855 flagship processor used on other Android phones such as Galaxy S10, Snapdragon 855+.

This processor is accompanied by 8GB of RAM. Thanks to the 90Hz display you’ll get an even more brilliant experience. Games like the Asphalt 9, which are known for their high graphics intensity, make this phone shine and work without a hitch.

Like other OnePlus phones, the OnePlus 7T also has a gaming mode that blocks notifications and keeps the screen bright and fast.

Battery life can go all day but no more because of the hollow processor and 90Hz display. But thanks to 30W fast charging, the phone is charged at 70% for 30 minutes. However, the OnePlus 7 has no wireless charging.

Software and Camera

OnePlus 7T is the first OnePlus phone to debut with Android 10. Overall Oxygen OS, the customized version of Android for OnePlus phones, has all the latest Android features.

It’s clean and easy to use and the interface is clean of foreign applications. With the OnePlus 7T the camera quality has reached another level. It’s not the level of the Google Pixel 3 or iPhone 11 Pro, but thanks to its three-lens setup, it easily captures crisp, natural photos. It can even capture quality photos in low light conditions thanks to the “Night Scape” mode.

But if you want the best camera experience, go for the Google Pixel 4 or iPhone 11 Pro.

Finally 

OnePlus 7T is a great phone. Performs at a high level, has a higher quality camera and technology for fast battery charging. The 90Hz display further enhances the experience, especially for gamers.

But it will lack some high-end features like wireless charging and high-resolution display. But is OnePlus the best option? In fact, the OnePlus 7 Pro is better in many ways because it has a higher resolution screen, better camera and no frame display. If you can afford the cost of the OnePlus 7 Pro you’d better pay $70 more.