Furthermore, the device has a feature called RAM Boost which allows the device to utilize RAM as the first point of access where the apps use it temporarily rather than accessing the ROM which is slower. This enables the device to process apps faster than ever while the system quickens the processing further by aggressively imparting the many cores in the octa-core SDM855 depending upon their needs and requirements. This ensures that there are no lag, no screen freezes and crashes so that you can enjoy your OnePlus 7 Pro without any hassle.
One more factor that adds to the phone’s no lag campaign is the state-of-the-art liquid cooling system that tends to keep the heat at bay even when there are intensive apps and games in place while the new haptic engine now possesses 200% times greater vibration eliminating any chance that you would miss any notification or call anytime soon.
UFS 3.0
You might have heard about the UFS 3.0 which is a next-gen Universal File Storage (UFS) and successor to the last-gen UFS 2.1. The only smartphone that supports UFS 3.0 is Samsung Galaxy Fold and we already know the fate of this unique foldable device which means it is still off the market. This organically makes OnePlus 7 Pro the first flagship smartphone to feature this ultra-fast storage system which exhibits double the speed compared to UFS 2.1 which includes both writing and reading speeds. This is one of the reasons that has contributed to its phenomenal processing power when coupled with SDM855.
OnePlus 7 Pro: Camera
OnePlus 7 Pro has got too many UPSes which includes its camera department. The god-like OnePlus 7 Pro packs in a triple camera set up at the back while a front selfie infused in a pop-up module dominates the front. Speaking about the selfie camera, the 16MP sensor which is the largest when compared to its rival Samsung Galaxy S10e and Google Pixel 3a is housed in a pop-up mechanism which pops-up in just 0.53 seconds. There is a 12-hour long stress test video posted by OnePlus on YouTube showcasing how the pop-up mechanism can be used at least 150 times a day and still it will survive for a straight 5 years.
The launch event was jam-packed with a series of demonstration such as a cement test showing OnePlus 7 Pro’s front pop-up camera holding a weight of 44.2lbs without any hitch. In fact, the phone is packed with an auto fall detection feature as well that detects a fall using gravity sensor and accelerometer and retreats the camera back into the chassis to prevent any damage.
On the back, we are met with the first-ever triple camera setup arranged vertically similar to OnePlus 6/6T/7 while the three lenses now have different roles, unlike the one we have already seen with OnePlus 6/6T. The main/primary sensor is a 48MP Sony IMX586 image sensor elongated to a larger half inch sensor size that absorbs more light to create detailed images on the go. The primary sensor has a seven-element setup (7P Lens) with an aperture of f/1.6 coupled with OIS that makes it a great combination if used as a standalone camera.
Next up, we have a 16MP ultra wide-angle sensor with a view of the field of 117° along with an aperture of f/2.2 along with a third 8MP telephoto lens that supports OIS with 3x optical zoom and has an aperture of f/2.4. Finally, the system decides to put a specific type of autofocus depending upon the scene where it has three types i.e. PAD, Laser AF, and CAF.
DxoMark gave OnePlus 7 Pro a score of 111 points which to put in perspective, it is higher than the one scored by Apple iPhone XS Max (105 points) and the latest Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (109 points). This concludes that we are actually getting a splendid camera setup at an opulent price tag as the device enters into a higher price range compared to last year’s OnePlus smartphones as well as OnePlus 7 launched alongside it.
OnePlus 7 Pro: OOS
OnePlus’ proprietary OxygenOS is considered as the best Android operating software by the masses. It is superfluid and smooth while it receives timely updates from OnePlus which became the first brand to roll out Android Pie after it was officially launched on Google Pixel and Essential Phones.
OnePlus offers the latest iteration of OxygenOS on top of Android Pie 9.0 along with tonnes of UI changes thanks to the 90Hz refresh rate that makes transitions super smooth. Furthermore, the device has a Phone Down feature that disconnects all types of services and other networks reducing the device to only receiving calls and making emergency calls and take a pic and that’s all.
It is also attuned to get Android Q where it’s a beta update is already available at disposal of OnePlus 6/6T/7/7 Pro. OnePlus 7 Pro with OxygenOS will get two years on Android upgrades i.e. support to Android Pie, Android Q, and Android R while it will get three years of security updates as well. There are a bunch of features OnePlus is about to roll out starting next month targeting Indian OnePlus 7 Pros to wait to get these updates as well.
OnePlus 7 Pro: Battery Muscle
Unlike OnePlus 7 which gets a 3,700 mAh battery, OnePlus 7 Pro gets a larger 4,000 mAh Li-Po battery capable of producing a battery backup for almost 8 hours on use. Also, it features OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition famed 30W Warp Charge capable of juicing up the battery half of its capacity in just 20 minutes.
OnePlus 7 Pro: Prices, Colors & Availability
OnePlus 7 Pro is available in three configurations and three colors although the date of availability is different.
OnePlus 7 Pro with 6+128GB (Mirror Gray) is available at $669 (U.S) or Rs 48,999/- in India while the larger 8+256GB clad in Mirror Gray, Almond, and Nebula Blue color variants is available at $699 (US) or Rs 52,999/-. Finally, the largest variant with 12GB+256GB configuration in Nebula Blue color is available at whopping $749 or Rs 57,999/-. Note that although the first two configurations are available on AmazonIN as of now, the Nebula Blue variant will be available on May 28th while the Almond color variant will be rolled out in June 2019.
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