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[Video] OnePlus 8 Pro – Faster is Better… Right?

- by Jarvis - 36 Comments.



Before my review, here are some early thoughts on the OP 8 and OP 8 Pro specs that have been confirmed from One Plus

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36 Comments on “[Video] OnePlus 8 Pro – Faster is Better… Right?”

  2. I own a op 7pro…
    It's really awesome…
    But disappointed that within a short span it brings op8pro with wireless and ip rated….

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  3. It's quite impressive how much tech and "speed" they're able squeeze into their recent phones and yet STILL manage to fuck up their cameras and video capabilities. On a flagship product!?
    OnePlus has lost focus.

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  4. I believe that the camera of the OP8 can't hold up compared to other flagships (as always). But it will still be cheaper than most other flagships though. When it comes to speed I think it's almost impossible to create a smoother experience than on the OP7 7/7T (except for the 120 Hz display).

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  7. It's not a feature pack anymore …the UFS 3.0,DDr4X compared to other offerings such as Vivo iQ00 which offer UFS3.1 AND DDR5 lol not a speed
    They are clearly trying to become something they wanted to kill before
    And their Fake display Rating which Broke "13" records for the best display is just to creat buzz..their display is inferior to Mi 10 pro this year (OP8) and Samsung S20

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  8. It's not a feature pack anymore …the UFS 3.0,DDr4X compared to other offerings such as Vivo iQ00 which offer UFS3.1 AND DDR5 lol not a speed
    They are clearly trying to become something they wanted to kill before
    And their Fake display Rating which Broke "13" records for the best display is just to creat buzz..their display is inferior to Mi 10 pro this year (OP8) and Samsung S20

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  13. No. Performance is important to me. Has been over 18 months, the performance hasn't degraded a bit. The OS is snappy and fluid, however I cannot say the same about the battery life which has considerably taken a hit, but then the fast charging comes into picture. I love it.

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  14. No. Performance is important to me. Has been over 18 months, the performance hasn't degraded a bit. The OS is snappy and fluid, however I cannot say the same about the battery life which has considerably taken a hit, but then the fast charging comes into picture. I love it.

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  16. As a guy using A70 rn, a really fast phone like the upcoming 1+ would feel like a night and day upgrade in an era were phones r really similar

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  19. why this all new devices with hole punch so asymmetric? i mean after s10 i haven't seen any better camera design. Look at this phone, new oppo and Mi 10 series you will understand..

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  20. Speed is important but camera is importantest. Right now one plus can't even think about competing with big brands like samsung apple huwei because they just don't have camera. One plus camera sucks a big time. I have used one plus 2, 3t, 6, 6t, and 7t. None of them could even come half way to their apple or samsung counter parts.

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  23. I think performance is what made OnePlus today where it is now and i think the fan base itself is all about speed so yeah pricing is a tricky question but everybody wants a phone that last and investing a little but more will give you satisfaction in long term.

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  24. All it needs is a better camera now. Atleast decent 4k 60 with ois. In good lighting the 7tpro is good

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  25. Nice, but I feel like you should start to cover the sustainability of all that tech that releases nowadays. It's not all about tech. For example, how do the manufacturers get the coltan for the phone manufacturing? How are the factories and workers handled that build those phones together? You and a lot of other tech YouTubers have the reach and the influence on the whole industry to point out such problems critically. And I feel like it's in your responsibility to do so, too.

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  27. The mindset of people who pursuit speed. the following is meant to be funny. Here goes…..

    Speed, definitely. I mean, I don't even want the front facing camera. I want my phone to be the fastest, last longest and charge instantly. All in the same package. I can't wait even a second, it's a sin to ask people to wait. Those who design/build phones that has a waiting circle animation should be dragged out and burned publicly. yeah. and most of all, 120hz screen refresh rate is a hoax to almost all people . 120Hz helps the animation transitions. I WENT TO the DEV MODE TO MAKE SURE THERE'S NO TRANSITION ANIMATION. yeah. and wireless charging. well, lets raise hands, who use wireless charging daily? who use wired charging? let's make a poll. the fact is, nobody uses wireless charging because it's just too slow. the waiting is excruciating. It's like being burned…slowly, with the one who designed a waiting animation. yeah. Speed is everything. It's human nature. The Olympic motto is Citius, Altius, Fortius, which is Latin for "faster, higher, stronger". yeah. It's just human nature. Anti speed is like anti human. It's a crime. Like the holocaust.

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  29. Performance and Camera according to me are the most important features on any phone today.
    People generally do not care about wireless charging, waterproof, pop-up cameras, 3-day battery life.
    They just want a good lag-free experience with an exceptional camera.
    You know this when somebody first holds a new phone – they always open the camera first. Then they move on to check the "flow" of the device. That means performance.
    Performance + Camera is what made the iPhone, an iPhone.

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  31. Speed is OnePlus's most important feature which helps the brand to standout from other Android smart phone brands (alongside with price of course). And most OnePlus user appropriate and bought OnePlus devices because of this speed. Many say OnePlus is direct android competitor of iPhone in terms of speed and smoothness ( not even the pixel), so why the hell would they not focus on this feature, if they can manage within affordable price?! I think this is a demotivating video for OnePlus's most recognized feature.

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  32. Speed is OnePlus's most important feature which helps the brand to standout from other Android smart phone brands (alongside with price of course). And most OnePlus user appropriate and bought OnePlus devices because of this speed. Many say OnePlus is direct android competitor of iPhone in terms of speed and smoothness ( not even the pixel), so why the hell would they not focus on this feature, if they can manage within affordable price?! I think this is a demotivating video for OnePlus's most recognized feature.

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  33. As a OnePlus 7 PRO user. I would say that they need to improve camera hardware and image processing.
    Just put the latest Snapdragon chip and it's something I would be willing to accept.
    Anything more than 700$ is not worth spending on a phone.

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