Abstract: OnePlus has come a long way since its flagship killer smartphones — now it just releases killer phones, period.As near perfect as the OnePlus 9's hardware is, its buggy software and OnePlus' recently slow update track record diminish what should be a perf...
Published: 2021-07-05, Author: Phil , review by: ausdroid.net
There are a couple of frustrations with the OnePlus 9 that we've covered. The camera preview lag is a bit strange, as is the decision to drop telephoto and keep the black and white sensor for photos. The results you'll get from the camera are really good...
Abstract: Your phone is the camera you always carry. If you haven't upgraded it in a few years, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how much phone camera performance (particularly low-light image quality) has improved. In fact, we've pretty much reached the point whe...
The OnePlus 9 is a good overall phone but I find it hard to recommend it to anyone looking for a true flagship experience. Yes, it excels in the hardware-software performance but so does every other flagship phone selling at 50K. The OnePlus 9 makes some...
This new OnePlus 9 5G has impressed us in every department, it's a severe contender for the Android flagships. With the new OxygenOS out-of-the-box, outstanding performance, a very capable camera, and the great 120 Hz Fluid AMOLED display, the OnePlus 9 5...
OnePlus 9 comes with a starting price tag of Rs 49,999. The smartphone is a complete package and is also a powerful performer. The smartphone packs a powerful and high-end Snapdragon processor and runs the latest Android 11 operating system. The camera ha...
Flagship-grade processing hardware, Premium looks, Vibrant and smooth 120 Hz Fluid AMOLED display, Good ultrawide camera and macro mode, Decent battery life, super-fast charging, Oxygen OS + Android 11 remains a great combination,
Plastic frame, Average camera performance for a phone priced at Rs 50,000; no optical image stabilisation, Hasselblad seems more marketing than substance, No IP rating, 3.5 mm headphone jack, wireless charging (in India), Overpriced,
A confused phone that takes a few steps forward, a few steps back and demands a hefty premium that may prove to be a deal-breaker...
Lacks IP rating, wireless charging, Average selfie camera, No OIS for main camera, Plastic frame instead of metal
Since the OnePlus 7 series, each non-Pro OnePlus model has been meant to cater to mainstream buyers, while the Pro model was for those who want it all, with the appropriate prices. With the 9 series starting at Rs. 50,000, it appears that both models are...
Great Performance, Amazing Daylight photography, Smooth Android Skin, Premium Build Quality, Excellent Battery Life
Night Photography needs improvement, Lack of Telephoto Lens
The OnePlus 9 ticks all the right boxes for customers who are looking for an incredible deal on a flagship-level smartphone. With incredible performance, acceptable photography and great battery life, the OnePlus 9 will fit most people's needs. Starting a...
