Peter Parker's uncle rightly said that "great power
comes with great responsibility." With a smartphone, it's more like
"high expectations coming with more prices." And no one knows this
better than OnePlus - the self-titled 'flagship killer.' However, there has
been a paradigm shift this year from a Chinese smartphone maker. Not one
introduced - as it always does - but at the same time two smartphones: OnePlus
7 and OnePlus 7 Pro. While the former is still the torch of the
company's motto, OnePlus 7 Pro believes the same the handset is a
premium smartphone offering with some of the best features at the price of some
slightly steep hills. The base variants differ by two handsets at Rs 16,000
which means that there is a clear difference in the basic market segment while
one is buying the best OnePlus. OnePlus 7 Pro is available but
smartphones can pump everyone can pay an additional Rs 16,000.
Enter OnePlus 7T. Just like any 'T' model, OnePlus
7T also upgrades to OnePlus 7. If compared to now there is always a
handset that comes with because we can only compare its former variant. At this
time, however, we have the OnePlus 7 Pro as well and the OnePlus 7T
as well. The OnePlus 7T has been priced between just OnePlus 7
and OnePlus 7 Pro starting at Rs 37,999. We spent some time with the
device and here's what we think of it.
OnePlus 7T Design:
In terms of design, OnePlus retained and OnePlus 7T
has changed a few features. The handset looks similar to the OnePlus 7.
When it comes with the same water drop and a flat screen as the OnePlus 7,
the panel behind the matte-frosted Glacier Blue colour variant looks similar to
the OnePlus 7 Pro. The biggest change, though, is the inclusion of a
circular camera setup on the back.
Last year, OnePlus opted for a vertical camera setup
for dual sensors and OnePlus 7 Pro chose to stick to a similar design
for the triple camera setup that was launched earlier this year. Now, the
company has opted for a rigorous design change with the 'T' model
handset - something that OnePlus has never normally refrained from its
handset, the practice of that T-series. The circular rim is placed in the
middle of the smartphone and though quite outclassed, its placement or sheer
size does not shake the device. The camera module houses three sensors, with
LED flash. Other than that, you get the OnePlus logo in the middle and
the branding at the bottom.
Moving on to the sides, the device houses the volume rocker
keys on the left edge and you have the power button and the volume slider on
the right edge. The bottom edge has a USB-C port and dual SIM card tray - yes
there is still no support for extended storage from OnePlus, as it jumps
to the 3.5mm jack.
Coating on the glass front and back gives the OnePlus
premium look. Matte-frosted back again it's the cherry on top we've seen on OnePlus
7 Pro.
OnePlus 7T Display:
OnePlus 7T is a 6.55-inch amoled screen of 2400 x 1080 resolution; Span
up to 20 aspect ratios: 9. In the OnePlus 7T, with a 90Hz refresh rate
HDR10 + support - a little addictive - you get much appreciation. For those who
don't know, in plain speak, the 90Hz refresh rate on smartphones makes
everything easier. Switching apps, navigation, gaming, watching videos - all
that you do on the smartphone screen is just snappier.
Compared to the OnePlus 7, the cuts on the OnePlus
7T are relatively low but still here. The screen size is barely smaller
than the OnePlus 7 Pro now, but it has the same pixel density as the OnePlus
7. Since both the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro aced in the
display section, it is quite clear that you have an idea as well as amazing
with the OnePlus 7T. The viewing experiences. The color reproduction
and contrast level are perfectly top notch.
Highly standard and self-explanatory features - Under display
settings, you get customized features such as adaptive brightness, night mode,
read mode.
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OnePlus 7T Performance:
OnePlus has always launched its handset with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon
processor and that is the case with OnePlus 7T. The handset is powered
by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus Society which is said to be an
improvement over the 855 Society in terms of graphics performance. It is an
octa core 7nm chipset with 2.96GHz clock speed with Qualcomm artificial engine
support. For the average smartphone user, the difference is clear but you're
not going to get the best processor for Android handsets with OnePlus 7T. You
also get only one 8GB RAM model to get it, but two choices in terms of storage
- 128GB and 256GB - both of which can satisfy the UFS 3.0 storage speed.
Handless handset to say there were no complaints from day-to-day operation. The handset snappily works on your commands, opening applications that switch between them, browsing the Internet for hours with various applications running in the background.
OnePlus 7T Image:
OnePlus' The Pursuit is one of the most advanced specs /
features even the software department offers. OnePlus 7T is the first
smartphone to ship with the latest Android 10 operating system update with
Oxygen OS 10 UI custom level. You get all the Android 10 features like dark
mode, Google's gesture controls and more. There is also a new customization
menu that lets you change the theme, text color, icon shape and font. You also
get digital goodies as part of the latest OS which was basically unlocked device
number and screen time, as you say data.
With all the hardware and software prowess, the OnePlus 7T is
a performance energy resource. That means the audio uses speakers at the bottom
and earpieces that are loud enough to create a stereo audio experience. But the
gaming experience with games like PUBG and Asphalt 9 was definitely fun.
OnePlus 7T Camera:
OnePlus 7T Camera:
Just as has been the case above, the OnePlus 7T features both
OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro cameras as well. First, the OnePlus 7T has the Pro
Model pop-up set apart from the photo camera, as the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7
Pro are the same. You get detailed but soft images, even when beauty mode is
off.
On the back, you get a 48MP Sony IMX586 primary camera with 1.6 um pixel size, 7p lens glass, OIS, EIS and f / 1.6 hole. This one comes with an upgraded 12MP telephoto camera (2x optical zoom) 16mm ultra-wide-angle lens with 1um pixel size and f / 2.2 hole and f / 2.2 hole and 117-degree FOV. Camera app on OnePlus 7T lets you easily toggle switch between wide angle lens (0.6x), primary lens (1x) and optical zoom (2x) lens that is right on the main screen. In order to click images in 48MP mode, you have to select JPG 48MP then head over to JPG Pro mode - a process we wish were as easy as switching between the three lenses.
As far as image quality is concerned, you might think that
it's not there with iPhones and pixels in the world, but that doesn't mean it's
safe to say you're compromising anything.
Daylight Shot starts with almost all the shots that turn out to be vivid and bright - with just the right amount of color reproduction. The telephoto lens is also able to detect the difference between a certain foreground and background. The ultra wide angle camera, though lacks detail with distortion in daytime shots. Moving on to low light shots, the primary lens will work well for you not complaining about the overall dynamic range. Nightscape mode obviously plays that role. With this OnePlus handset, you get on as well as using Nightscape mode on an ultra-wide-angle sensor which is now obviously a welcome addition. However, telephoto lenses are still less of a night scape mode so images are not as good as the idea you get with the other two lenses but if they are captured for posting on social media they will work.
OnePlus 7T is a new addition super macro mode. It uses an ultra-wide camera to capture this shot after suggesting that you should stand at a distance of 2.5cm to 8cm from the subject. The images captured a good amount of detail especially in this mode due to the auto bokeh-mode not enabled.
OnePlus 7T Battery:
OnePlus has also slightly bumped up the battery from 3700mAh to OnePlus 7 Pro's 3800mAh. It has also introduced that the raOnePlus 7p
charge is called 30T, only 30 minutes and handset charge from 70% zero during
our test, it only succeeded to interest 65% in the same time period, which is
quite close to claim.
Depending on the medium separation for consumption or heavy,
you get a full day usage for a charger without running every few hours. The
good thing about fast charging is that even if you plug it in, you can be sure
that a charge time of 5-10 minutes will cover you for the next couple of hours.
OnePlus continues to provide one of the best overall battery experiences on the
market.
OnePlus 7T Verdict:
OnePlus 7T is a special phone in the sense that it falls
right between OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro. At 37.999 rupees, its price is also
one bang for the OnePlus 7 (Rs 32,999) and OnePlus 7 Pro (Rs 48,999). OnePlus
boasts a different design this smartphone because with its T-series has been
shied away from its usual strategy of offering enhanced upgrades.
You get the OnePlus 7 Pro flat screen design, FullHD +
display, 90Hz display, triple rear camera setup, matte-frosted back panel,
among other things to cut the water drop for the camera. Although the company
had to reduce the size of the cuts, it did not get rid of it as it did with
OnePlus 7 Pro. Which is now going to be the OnePlus 7T Pro - perhaps OnePlus
still wants to hold back some of the features for its super premium handset.
If it comes down to those who should buy this handset, then
it doesn't make sense for both OnePlus 7 or OnePlus 7 Pro users. Give it a miss
if you have those two smartphones. However, the device offers two handsets
best, we think this is the best option to buy right now.
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