Asian Photography – July 2019

July 2019 - 89

it is a formidable upgrade as compared to its previous edition.

At `57,999 it’s ridiculously fast with a near stock Android feel.

The display with its size and beauty looks amazing (but could

be slightly big for many customers) and the refresh rate of 90

Hz is better than most TVs today.

The camera performance, when it comes to the wide and

telephoto, could have been better but the primary 48-megapixel

camera delivers good performance under most conditions.

So we give our thumbs up to the Pro and if you are looking

for a phone with good specs with an affordable price, then the

OnePlus is surely for you.

What’s New

There are a number of things that have been changed/
improved from the OnePlus 6T. But the notable ones
that we found are:

• 90 Hz screen refresh rate: The first is the updated
90 Hz screen refresh rate which can be toggled
down to 60 Hz as well. Also it automatically varies
between 60 and 90 Hz depending on the content
you view on the screen.
• New pop-up selfie camera: The front-facing
camera is the new noticeable change with the
notch from the Pro missing. The OnePlus 7 will still
have the notch, but the Pro doesn’t. The camera
also has a smart sensing technology which retracts
the camera module, should it slip out of your hand.
• UFS 3.0 technology and Liquid cooling system:
The phone is also the first phone to ship with UFS
3.0 and features liquid cooling system internally.
• Warp charge: The charging system of the 7 Pro
has been upgraded to Warp from the erstwhile
dash charging and is nearly 45% faster.
• Screen recording feature: The phone now offers
a screen recording feature as well, which was
missing, from its previous OS.

TEXT: bHavya dESai