News Oneplus 10 Pro Camera 2022

 

I posted my OnePlus 10 Pro review last week and gave it a well deserved 7/10. The hardware is beautiful, works with some of the best Android phones, and costs $899. See for yourself - you can listen and watch all my fuss on our YouTube channel right now.

I love it, but there are two major attacks against the 10 Pro that prevent it from being recommended for most people: the camera system and it doesn't work on AT&T 5G. The cameras aren't bad, but you can get much better image quality than similarly priced competitors. And AT&T is one of the few major wireless carriers we have in the US. A high-end phone should really work on its next-gen network.

I think the 10 Pro deserves to be recognized as a great device, and I'm sure some people really like it. But it doesn't exist in the universe. Despite the fierce competition for Android in the United States, only two companies, Google and Samsung, make really good phones, and 10Pro alone isn't enough to provide recommendations. I would like to provide a lot of analysis and framing on its strengths and weaknesses. So you can decide if you are one of the people who really like this phone.

 

OnePlus 10 PRO Review: Compromise

The 10 Pro is the perfect OnePlus. Gone are the days of last year's clumsy emerging Challenger 9 and 9 Pro, which make this clear by matching specs and true flagship prices. This year, OnePlus unveiled its vision of a legitimate flagship phone that challenges the big brands. The result is a sophisticated, sophisticated device. Not just a cheap flagship but a real alternative to Samsung and Google in their own right.

This doesn’t mean OnePlus has bridged the gap between it and the major Android brands. The 10 Pro is priced better at $ 899 than last year’s $ 1,0699 Pro (it has a decent power, but it’s more affordable). But not in the US) But there are good reasons to consider the $ 999 Pixel 6 Pro or Galaxy S22 Plus 10 Pro for the same price. OnePlus has a lot to do to remain a competitor in the camera industry. And it doesn’t work with AT&T, so it doesn’t support that carrier’s 5G network - only 4G.

Here are some important considerations. And it doesn't recommend the 10 Pro for anyone looking for a premium Android phone. But I'm encouraged by the direction the company is taking with the 10 Pro, and if it's really a new OnePlus, I'd love to have it.

The 6.7-inch OnePlus 10 Pro is definitely a good phone. The 1440p LTPO OLED panel is slightly curved with long edges. The 920-inch screen is thicker than the 1920s S22 Plus և Pixel 6 Pro screen. And the maximum update speed is 120 Hz. Also, the screen was not as bright as the Galaxy S22 Plus when both were in the sun. But it is also great for outdoor use.