2160p / 4k video in this phone??? Smooth???

main reason I get Op7Pro is full screen no notch, dont even care about front facing camera

Yea. The speaker + screen = Superb media player. Lol.

Btw, 7T / 7PROT rumors coming yo!

https://mspoweruser.com/oneplus-to-reported...ight-look-like/

tried 2160p HDR HEVC Aquaman. smoooooth~
Amazed by the underwater scene   

So if oneplus 7t pro announced, will it be a whole new thread? or just continue this thread?

So if oneplus 7t pro announced, will it be a whole new thread? or just continue this thread?

Yea. The speaker + screen = Superb media player. Lol.

Btw, 7T / 7PROT rumors coming yo!

https://mspoweruser.com/oneplus-to-reported...ight-look-like/

damn i just ordered op7 this afternoon

Guys , gps lock for this phone slow or fast ?

OnePlus admissions point to big problems with DxOMark
OnePlus has admitted it has camera woes with its flagship, the OnePlus 7 Pro. This device was set to be the moment that OnePlus reached true flagship status: along with performance and power, it was now going to have a top-of-the-line camera as well.

That didn’t quite work:

The new OnePlus 7 Pro did get top-of-the-line camera specs, with new triple camera setup, including Sony’s 48MP image sensor on the main camera, plus ultra-wide and telephoto lenses.
* It seemed like it worked: the phone was given a score of 111 from DxOMark, noted as the leading camera benchmark.
* That score left it just one point off the Huawei P30 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, which currently hold the top spot together. But “real” reviews from 7 Pro owners and reviewers alike condemned the camera.
* Android Authority’s recent OnePlus 7 Pro camera review noted that while the camera has good exposure and colors, it has poor dynamic range, an odd hazy effect in some images, terrible low-light performance without Nightscape, and Landscape performance is lacking.
* That review gave the camera a middling 7.74/10 with a ton of examples showing where it fell short.

OnePlus is now publicly talking about it:
* OnePlus’ product manager, Zack Zhang, told The Next Web that customers expected better results:
* “When people started getting the device, software which gave us really good grades, didn’t match their expectations. The photo needs to be natural and good in [theory], but visually appealing as well. We didn’t do a good job at balancing those two aspects.”
* “Even by our own standards, the camera is not where we want it to be. We’re trying to improve our image quality to match the best in the market.”
Zhang did try and defend OnePlus, though:
* “We are a very young company. And when we launched the OnePlus 5 and 5T, the dual-camera had just arrived in the market. So we were trying different approaches to see where the trends are going and where we should be.”
* (The “very young company” excuse really rubs me the wrong way, I’m not sure about you.)

So now the question must be asked: what do DxOMark scores mean? What happens when the benchmark doesn’t match the reality in your hands? Is this DXOMark review process now just a non-factor, given that the company makes money helping phone manufacturers increase scores?

source:
https://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-ad...-today-1015787/

i guess on one hand, benchmark is useful to start a conversation. but not really good to base one's purchase decision solely on it.

I mean, if ppl are solely rely on benchmarks then they need to relook at how they choose phones bah haha.

I mean, if ppl are solely rely on benchmarks then they need to relook at how they choose phones bah haha.

ahhh cant wait for note10 news to be available tomorrow

pretty sure it still wont change my mind about getting this oneplus 7 pro this time around

but still want to see what note10 is all about and im just waiting patiently

also waiting very patiently trying my luck on merdeka day to see if it will have discounts this year!

I’m gonna avoid the Note 10 unless the offer is really, really compelling

Don’t think there’ll be much bargains during Merdeka but well, no harm waiting, hehe...

i've always been a samsung user

but not sure why this time around, im just not looking forward to the note10

i would say its not the price since i am willing to go up to 3699 for the Op7p 8gb

feels like this time note10 has nothing special to offer other than an enhanced version of the s10+

lol.

yes, already got cash ready to splurge on the phone, but patiently waiting for 31 Aug to try my luck

noticed that DD has added another freebie which is the screen warranty

think i'll just get it from them.