OnePlus 9: Review

Now the renowned leaker OnLeaks has released a rendering of the OnePlus 9 Pro, which gives us an insight, and we now get an early insight. The leak gave us a first look at the OnePlus 9, but now we’ve seen it with the Pro before.  

However, we now also have a CAD-based rendering of the upcoming OnePlus 9 Pro, revealing this upcoming high-end device’s design. As you can see in the attached image, it will have the same rectangular camera island design that we saw on the leaked OnePlus9 render.  

While the non-professional OnePlus 9 will have a flat display, the screen will have curved edges, while the OnePlus9 Pro will plug a hole in the camera – including a selfie camera. Rumor has it that the OnePlus 9 “s camera body will be the same as the upcoming OnePlus 8 Pro, with dual camera features.  

The big difference comes in the form of the OnePlus 9 Pro, which will have a curved display similar to the OnePlus 9 Pro. We’ve also seen # on the upcoming OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 7 Pro. Although the brand appears to have abandoned the screen waterfall format that wanted, it will adopt the same curved unit as the predecessor OnePlus 8. Some design elements seem to retain elements from its predecessors, such as the curved screen, while also some of these design elements from the Ones8T. The concept is called “Waterfall Format” – a combination of flat screen and waterfall display.  

The OnePlus 9 will probably have a Full HD resolution, making it the same as the OnePlus 8, but in this case, it could well end up with a 1080p display. Although the OnePlus has a 64 MP sensor and is slightly smaller than the 8 Pro, it could well end up as a 16 MP rear camera with an 8 MP front camera.  

The OnePlus 9 design surfaced earlier this month, and the renderings show that there is a camera bump, suggesting the company wants to go in that direction, at least for now. The company is also expected to develop a new design for the OnePlus 8 T, a smaller version of the phone with an 8MP rear camera and a 16MP front camera. To return to design: The OnePlus 9 Pro has the same design as the iPhone 8 and T. It has a slightly different design with the bumps on the camera that appeared when you got this design.  

One of the problems we had with the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro was that they didn’t seem to have palm repellent technology, so we would like to see something along those lines for the OnePlus 9. The OnePlus 9 series may flaunt such a thing, but rumors suggest it could flaunt something similar to the iPhone 8 or Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Edge. One problem we had with them was that the only problem they did not seem to have was the technology of palm removal, and we would have liked to see the OnePlus 9. 

The easiest way to distinguish the OnePlus 9 from the Pro variant is to make it a bit of a blur for the general consumer.  

The OnePlus 8 Pro has a 3x telephoto lens, and we would also like to see an optical zoom in the OnePlus 9. The OnePlus 7 Pro has a 5x zoom lens with an f / 2.0 aperture, while the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus9 Pro should have the same f / 1.8 and f-1.9 apertures, respectively.  

The OnePlus 9 should be around Rs44,999 in India, and its Pro should start at Rs58 999 or so. We also think that OnePlus will release the OnePlus 8 Pro at a price of about $800, which we believe will move its series into the $800 range this year.  

The OnePlus 9 could be pushed back to the first half of 2021. So it is likely that the OnePlus 8 T or later, which will probably be one of the most expensive phones in its series, would be unveiled in the second quarter of 2020, rather than in the third quarter as in previous years.  

However, a report from Android Central suggests that the OnePlus 9 lineup will officially go into the second quarter of 2020, rather than the third quarter, as was the case with the original OnePlus The OnePlus9 Pro was also announced for March next year, which is around the same time as the release of the next generation of OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 6.