You BROKE my ❤️ - OnePlus 10 Pro
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Get a grip or skin from dbrand today at dbrand.com OnePlus was the best bang for the buck, offering features and specs at unheard pricing. But, it seems like they're basically joined the ranks of the mainstream brands and priced roughly at the same level as the rest. What happened, OnePlus?
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This video provides an early hands-on impression of the OnePlus 10 Pro, focusing on exterior design, build quality, and core hardware features. The host discusses the device’s packaging, includes a basic sleeve and protective case, and notes the return to a USB Type A charger with an 80-watt SuperVOOC charger, contrasting it with earlier Dash Charge implementations. The camera system is introduced with the Gen 2 Hasselblad bump, highlighting the triple-camera arrangement and a distinctive bi-color LED flash while praising the glass-backed finish in the Volcanic Black color option. The display is described in detail, featuring a 6.7 inch LTPO 2 AMOLED panel with a 1 to 120 Hz refresh rate, and the battery capacity is emphasized as a strong point, noting a potential upgrade range from 4,500 to 5,000 mAh. In terms of performance, the device runs on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 platform, and RAM expansion is introduced as a feature that uses storage to extend memory, which the host finds intriguing though not entirely common. The video also covers practical usage aspects such as the side hardware slider, the fingerprint sensor, and speaker performance, including a quick comparison of speaker output with other high-end devices. The reviewer interleaves light humor and sponsor segments with dbrand while providing a candid take on the OnePlus brand’s evolution toward mainstream flagship status, arguing that OnePlus has not significantly stood out in a crowded market. The camera and video testing segments include 8K video and autofocus behavior, with notes on color processing, saturation, and dynamic range across stills and video, concluding with nuanced opinions on overall value, standout features, and potential use cases for the 10 Pro versus older OnePlus models and competitors.
Topics · technology · smartphones · camera_technology · display_technology · consumer_electronics · review · hardware · mobile_devices
Questions answered
- What is the current release status of the OnePlus 10 Pro in major markets like the US?
- The video notes that the OnePlus 10 Pro is not released in the US yet and is described as a Chinese version with a worldwide release to be determined.
- How does the OnePlus 10 Pro perform in terms of the fingerprint sensor during the hands-on test?
- The reviewer reports that the fingerprint sensor is fairly good and notes it performs well, especially compared to previous OnePlus devices where it could be unreliable.