OnePlus 8 Pro, OnePlus 8 Review: Value-for-money Smartphone With Premium Specs, Features.

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OnePlus has launched its latest flagships. The OnePlus 8 series of phones have been launched alongside two new accessories. Here is all you need to know about them.

Chinese electronics maker OnePlus on Tuesday launched the One Plus 8 Pro and the One Plus 8. Successors to the OnePlus 7-series smartphones, these new offerings bring several upgrades in terms of design, display, camera and connectivity. Besides, the Pro edition has got wireless charging and ingress protection rating for water and dust resistance (IP68), in a first for OnePlus smart phones.

HIGHLIGHTS
• OnePlus 8 series of flagship phones have been launched
• The OnePlus 8 series brings two new phones with itself

The OnePlus 8 phones and the accessories have been launched after weeks of leaks and rumours, that saw the key details about the devices being leaked/ teased to the public on almost a daily basis. As such, from the OnePlus 8 series of phones to the wireless charger and even the new Bullets Wireless earphones, come very much in line with what we had expected.
Even the price of the device hasn’t been that big of a surprise, with detailed leaks in the past few days giving us a relatively clear view of the price point the phones will now be retailing at in the coming days.

OnePlus 8 Pro: Specifications and features:

While these are definitely the most expensive smartphones from OnePlus to date, they also are the most powerful, and might we add, feature-rich too. And the biggest proof of this is the flagship of the line-up, the OnePlus 8 Pro.

At the heart of the OnePlus 8 Pro is Qualcomm’s most powerful chipset to date, the Snapdragon 865 SoC which the company has paired with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage depending on your variant of choice. The phone is 5G ready and has been announced to support the same in all regions where the device can find a relevant network to latch on to.

One Plus 8 Pro

On the outside, the phone will come with a body that features glass as the primary material of choice. The phone will also flaunt a massive Fluid AMOLED panel that’s 6.78-inches in size and can churn up to QHD+ resolutions at 120Hz. The panel is also rated for a pixel density of 513ppi and an aspect ratio of 19.8:9. There’s also support for vivid HDR10+ support for improving visual experience while watching movies and playing games.

For cameras, the phone is claimed to have been equipped with OnePlus’ most advanced camera system to date which can capture “remarkably clear photos and videos”. While we’re not sure of what to make of these claims, the set-up — on paper at least — looks to be quite promising. At the core of the set-up is a 48-megapixel Sony IMX689 primary lens sat next to another 48-megapixel ultra-wide lens which boasts of a 120-degree field of view. The two have been paired with an 8-megapixel telephoto lens and a 5-megapixel colour filter lens. At the front, we have a Sony IMX471 lens with a sensor size of 16-megapixels.

Experience the unveiling of the OnePlus 8 Series.