The OnePlus 7 Pro is an amazing phone, but it has its deficiencies. Things like no headphone jack, a massive size, and a steep price can turnt he budget-minded away.
The OnePlus 7 Pro is an amazing phone, there’s no doubt about that. It offers some amazing hardware including a bezel-free display, a triple rear camera setup that earned a spot on the DxOMark podium, and a unique motorized pop up rear camera. However, the phone definitely has its deficiencies and many people, including OnePlus fans, may be better off skipping the 7 Pro.
The OnePlus 7 Pro is an awesome phone, but it’s no budget phone. The old “flagship killer” mantra OnePlus had is long gone, and in its place is a device that costs almost as much as a Samsung Galaxy S10e.
If you want flagship specs on a budget like your older OnePlus devices, there are plenty of options out there. The Pocophone F1 might be the most famous, offering a flagship processor for around the $300 mark. The Honor N series (like the upcoming Honor 20 use the latest flagship Kirin processors shared with the Mate series for around $400. The Pixel 3a isn’t exactly flagship, but its camera sure is. And now we have the ASUS ZenFone 6 at $500 offering stock-ish Android and a flip-up camera system for a reasonable price.
It’s never been a better time to get a budget phone, and since the OnePlus 7 Pro now costs a pretty penny, many people may want to move on.
In-display fingerprint sensors are pretty cool. Rather than taking up space on the back or side, manufacturers are now sticking the sensor underneath the display panel. All you have to do is put your thumb on a specific area of the display and it will unlock.
However, this tech comes with major drawbacks. First of all, the area you have to touch is defined by an icon on the display.
