OnePlus 10 Pro 5G Dual-SIM 256GB ROM + 12GB RAM (GSM Only | No CDMA) Factory Unlocked 5G Smartphone (Emerald Forest) – International Version

My honest review of the One Plus 10 Pro. I’ve owned the phone for a few months now. Here is my honest review. Battery is a all day battery, I have no problems answering phone calls and texting all day and even watching TikTok and browsing social media. The camera itself is really nice, however the camera tends to get blurry the farther you zoom in to take photos which I understand it doesn’t have a long range camera which is OK. The selfie camera in front of the unit is awesome, not many phones have great selfie cameras and it’s actually surprising. Now for people claiming it comes with color OS. It does not. It comes with Oxygen OS 12 (Android 12), Color OS is only non US Models. Now I’m a T-Mobile customer, I know TMobile has MMWave Technology, and this phone does not have it. The one thing that really makes up for that is that it can do 5G Support or 4G LTE Support, now 90% of areas I’m in have the 5g support down here in South West Florida. When I’m in towns or busy business areas, doing speed tests on the T-Mobile network, I’ve gotten between 40 Mbps download to 700 Mbps in select areas and 30 upload to 80 upload which is more then enough and even faster then Xfinity internet…… That I’m paying for in my house….. Honestly going from 4G Support to 5G support on the T-Mobile network really shocked me in coverage and speeds. This phone does support lots of 5g bands and even 4g bands. Now besides network connectivity, battery and the camera this is one solid phone. I came from a Samsung S10+. Now before buying this phone I got the pleasure to play around with the S22 and the One Plus 10 Pro, depending on the deals going on value per dollar will vary. I ended up going with the One Plus 10 Pro since the price, the battery is comparable to the S22 Ultra and is a solid phone. I will give it 4.5 stars due to the zoom features being alittle lack luster. Everything else is solid on the phone. Please note that the One Plus 10 Pro US Model only has one sim card slot, and only supports 65 Watts. At the time of purchase it said 85 watts which is not true. Only the non US Model at this time has 85 Watts and dual sim capabilities.A newer one plus 10 is coming out featuring more ram and more storage so keep an eye out for that too. It may also have more features.

Sound issues. The sound had issues, static, couldn’t hear well in all general

Great battery, the software is a little limited though Android 13 should be out soon. BEFORE I GET INTO THE PROS AND CONS OF THIS PHONE I’LL LAY OUT THE BASICS OF WHAT THIS PHONE PROVIDES RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX WHEN YOU FIRST START USING ITThe phone comes with a 65-w supervuuc charger. It also comes with a screen protector pre-installed but no phone case. It has the SIM card tray key included as well with some nomenclature about the phone as well. I bought the American US version and use AT&t service on it. Other reviews mentioned not being able to use AT&t or 5G but that is all in the past as I have 5G on my AT&t service with this phone and it is very fast and works perfectly. Also some people complain about not being able to use Netflix or some other streaming services but they might have not had the US version as I set up all of my streaming services such as netflix, HBO max, hulu, Amazon prime video etc.Also, the software they use for moving data from your old device to this one was the fastest I’ve ever moved my storage and data as well as phone settings to another phone ever. They did very well on that.PROS:*CAMERA:The camera is not bad, pretty good in fact but compared to a Samsung or an iPhone it just barely comes up short. Again it is not bad just not as good as a iPhone or Samsung. No one could ever tell the difference when I send them pictures I’ve taken with this phone or show them. But they are always curious as to what phone I’m using because it is different.*DESIGN AND BUILD:Phone has a great design, maybe just because it’s different from many other phones? It is very slippery though unfortunately as I wish I didn’t have to put a case on it. I do like how the material on the back has a mat granite type of look. And I learned to like the camera bump. The build feels very sturdy and does not feel cheap at all. It has a flagship quality build I would say.*PERFORMANCE:The phone is very fast though, it operates fairly well with everything I threw at it including the most demanding games you can play on a smartphone. The 120 HZ refresh rate is incredibly smooth and can go from one to 120 HZ based on what you are doing and I have never noticed any hiccups. It always felt zippy and fast.Your RAM increase options with the software are also great. I believe I was able to up my ram just using the software to 19 gigs.*BATTERY:The battery charges very fast and can hold on to that power pretty well throughout the day and halfway through the next. If you are a heavy user and are constantly playing power demanding phone games you will have to charge it at night most likely. I usually charge it in the morning around 20 to 35% while I brush my teeth and get ready and it’s done by the time I’m out of the shower. Pretty much 15 minutes will get you to 80 or 90%, which should definitely last you all day unless you ended up using it very heavy, which also you just need to charge it for a little bit again and you’ll have another full day. I was able to Outlast my girlfriend’s iPhone 13 Max. She always ends up with a low battery unexpectedly as well as me so it is nice not to have to charge it for an hour and a half to two hours to get a full battery. It takes 25 minutes for a full battery 0% – 100% which is nuts. (Although to get it to charge this fast you do have to enable and disable some settings as far as battery health settings go. They do this for people who are worried about the health of their battery as fast charging could supposedly have a negative impact on the battery’s long-term health but I find that is not the case and I’ve been fast charging phones for a couple years.) Let’s face it though, at the end of the day our battery levels are almost always between 20 and 30%, so 15 minutes charge and you are pretty much good to go has been a great perk using this phone. Never worried about having a dead phone or not enough battery before going out. It was about 4:00 p.m. and I didn’t charge my phone since the morning from the previous day and when my girlfriend told me we had to meet up some friends for a night out but had to leave pretty much right then, I threw my phone on the charger at 12% for a little over 5 minutes and I had 65%. I used it for GPS, video and photos that night and some tipsy phone calls when we got home and I didn’t have to charge it until the next day in the afternoon.*SPEAKERS/ MEDIA CONSUMPTION:The speakers work on both the top and bottom of the phone and sound great. They will definitely get loud enough and don’t ever get raspy or have a tinny sound.*CALL QUALITY/ SERVICE/ HOTSPOT:The call quality on this phone is extremely good. Both the earpiece when receiving calls as well as making calls worked perfectly as far as sound quality. Anyone who I called said it sounded great all the time. I even called my other phones as I have to numbers and it always sounds incredibly good. Hotspot is also easy to set up and I get service everywhere. This thing can get reception and data as best as your carrier can dish it out. 5G works just fine with my carrier AT&t. I saw some other reviews on here saying these phones will not work with at&t, or the 5G doesn’t work but AT&t fixed that and OnePlus is fully operational with AT&t’s service.*OS AND SOFTWARE:Because I am not coming from another one plus phone I can’t say it is as good, better or worse than the previous operating systems but I can say that they aren’t bad at all. Compared to Samsung though, the customization isn’t as great, just a little more limited but nothing nearly as restrained as iPhones iOS. Also Android 13 should be coming out in the next month to a few months on the American versions, But Android 12 still works perfectly fine.I haven’t set up the face unlock on this as I never use it on any phones, except for the iPhone cuz it forces you to but even then I always end up using a code on the iPhone when face unlock doesn’t want to work at night or whatever other lame instance. This has a quick and reliable fingerprint reader which I’ve always loved on phones and honestly wish they at least kept it as another option rather than taking it away.CONS:*BRIGHTNESS:The brightness is the main issue I have with this phone. It’s not terrible but I also use an iPhone 13, Samsung flip and fold 4 and those get very bright. Again it’s not terrible but I always have my brightness up to 100 on all my phones. You can still see it just fine during the daylight so it’s really not that big of a deal, brightness is just something I like personally when it comes to phones.To be honest, this phone was incredibly easy to set up, use and work with on a daily basis. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good Android phone and would like something different from what’s mostly out there. The main takeaway I got from this phone was having a flagship device and never having to worry about the battery or having to charge the battery.I hope this review helped.

NOT SUPPORT DUAL SIM. Only one slot….. try to have them send me a new one or just send me a slot (eu) for two sims

Going back to my old samsung. The phone it’s just okNot really good and not badI can do alot of things with my Samsung this phone can not doWorsest part you can not return itIf u want to spend money. Just buy a Samsung that’s all to say

Love it so far. I had a OnePlus 6T so a major upgrade for me. Loving it 😻

Better than Almost Every Flagship Phone. I was going back and forth on this phone for a while, and I can honestly say that I am happy that I got it. As a long time user of Samsung and Pixel phones on the Android side of things, this is honestly a better phone in almost every way possible- aside from that camera.The unit I received was brand new as described, and it was in perfect working condition. I was able to easily add my SIM card to it and transfer my Google Fi number to this phone in just a few minutes. (Note, this phone does not support eSIM, so you will need a physical SIM card to set it up.) The setup was also very easy and simple to do and has the same data and app transfer option as on other android devices.Once set up, it was still on Android 12 by default, but I did have a large series of updates that took about an hour to fully get it up to the latest release of Android 13. The phone had approximately 7 updates in this time frame.Software:Once fully updated, OxygenOS was a breath of fresh air. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I was using a version of Android that was more customizable than ever as well as giving the default Android-like experience a whole new form. OxygenOS was cleaner and more modern than any other Android skin I’ve seen, with a translucent app and notification drawer, subtle icon animations when expanding the quick settings, and so much more. Even the built-in clock has a red color for the “1” digits as a subtle nod to OnePlus itself. While the entire skin feels smoother than any Android experience I have ever had, it is also the most customizable. You can change the icons to a number of different shapes, sizes, styles, and colors and the same goes for the software color themes, home page screen transitions, the always on display, and even the battery icon style itself. It’s an endlessly adjustable software to reflect the style you like the most and I really, really like that. When it comes to ringtones it even has a much higher amount of ringtones I’ve ever seen preloaded on a phone, and the haptics are out of this world as each ringtone has haptics that respond identically to the tune that is playing. It’s just that great and I haven’t even mentioned the side quick app drawer or the shelf features. Also, despite being a physical switch, the phone also has a three-way slider above the power button that can instantly switch your phone between Ring, Haptic, and Silent modes as well as muting your audio automatically. It’s similar to the silent mode switch on an iPhone but better, in my opinion.Performance:When it comes to performance I was very impressed. Despite the fact that I got the 8GB of RAM model, the phone was snappy and blazing fast. Apps launched in no time and apps scrolled with perfect butter-y action with that 120Hz display. My games were lag free in all that I tried and I am just overall very pleased with the performance.Display:In this phone is an LTPO gen 2 OLED panel that is one of the best I’ve seen aside from a Samsung phone. Not only is it able to automatically adjust its frame rate to conserve battery life, but it does it in a way that you wouldn’t otherwise notice. There is no hitching or stuttering or weird glitches from the display shifting its frame rate and it is just a flawless experience. Not only that, the display is incredibly vivid, detailed, and bright and I didn’t notice any color shifting like on some lower quality OLED panels. The HDR looks great, and the screen is super immersive. You will not be disappointed when playing games or watching content as it is one of the best displays I have seen. However, I am not the biggest fan of the curved edges as I prefer a flat display but the edges of the display are not too troublesome or as curved as some others.Battery Life:At first I was slightly worried that the battery wasn’t going to be good as despite its exceptionally fast charging speeds, my phone was depleting charge extremely fast the first few days that I had it. In the days since, the battery has held up much better with somedays giving me as much as triple the screen on time compared to when I first got it. I assume that this is from the adaptive battery functionality finally optimizing itself based on how I use my phone and what apps I run, but it is something to take note of as you must give the phone a few days to get this kind of battery life. Presently, I am able to use it all day with about 30% charge left around bedtime. Now, the most standout feature about this phone is its charging capabilities. From a near 0 charge, this phone can almost completely get back to 100% in just 30 minutes which is crazy to me as I am used to phones taking anywhere from 1 hour to 2 hours to fully charge. So, if you just need a quick charge, just plug this in for a few minutes and you’ll get a couple hours of screen time. It’s that fast. If you prefer to charge wirelessly, it will also support insanely fast wireless charge speeds, but you have to make sure your wireless charger is capable of putting out the necessary wattage.Speakers:The speakers on this phone are very good. While they don’t get as loud as I would like, they do deliver fuller and more natural sounding audio compared to other phones I have used. Voices sound crisp and clear, and music sounds detailed and rich. The only disappointment I have with the speaker aside from the volume level is that the bass is not very noticeable, but this isn’t that much of an issue to me. The speakers deliver what I would describe as a mostly “flat” or otherwise balanced sound EQ.Build Quality:This is also without a doubt one of the most comfortable phones I have ever used. Even though I usually put a case on all of my devices, this is probably the only one I would consider using without one. The back of the phone has this unusual but incredibly well done powdered granite-like feel as the frosted matte finish is soft and soothing against the hands. It doesn’t look or feel like glass at all as it feels more like a soft stone, and the best part is this finish doesn’t leave fingerprints of any kind which means you don’t need to constantly wipe it down. It also gives it a slight amount of grip to hold as it isn’t slippery. Despite not being a fan of curved edges, the design of the phone is not too narrow or too wide which allows it to fit almost perfectly in my hands as if it was naturally designed for them. The phone is also very light weight despite all that is packed inside of it, and I just really think the design, feel and weight of the phone is one of the best I have ever used.Camera:We are finally at the weakest part of the entire phone. Despite the Hasselblad partnership, the cameras on this phone just can’t quite live up to the photos taken on other Android phones such as the Pixel series or Galaxy Ultra phones. It gets even worse when you compare the selfie cameras as the photos taken by this phone are extremely soft and lack detail. While the rear camera can still take some fairly good photos, it is more of a “luck of the draw” as sometimes it will capture a good photo and other times it will not. Videos are even worse. While most android phones have never really been that good when it comes to video, there is something noticeably wrong with the videos I record with this phone. It’s like all the saturation got turned up to a 1000 as the colors are way over done compared to real life in addition to all the shadow details being crushed with nothing but pure black. It’s still usable to make a quick post, but I would not recommend using it to record videos for content creation. Overall, it is not the worst camera by any means as it is still fairly good, but it just doesn’t live up to my expectations.Overall, this is an excellent phone that when on sale, I would say is better than almost anything else aside from the camera. At the current sub-500 cost, the performance, battery life, display quality, and software experience is unrivaled. The only thing that hurts the value in my opinion is the camera, but it excels in almost every other category. I highly recommend it.

Buyer Beware. Inaccurate website description. This phone is only a 128gb not a 256gb as stated in the description.

Oneplus wins again. This is a great purchase. The camera quality is top notch, the processing speed is amazing. It was money well spent.

Very nice phone. Great phone at a great price.