The OnePlus 10 Pro marks a new chapter in the 'Never Settle' journey. The company now works in close collaboration with Oppo, and the 10 Pro is the first phone from that collaboration. But can it beat the big guys?...
The 10 Pro also supports super fast wireless charging at speeds of up to 50W. You do need a OnePlus charger for that, but we think the speeds are well worth it.Finally, when it comes to rivals, you know the usual suspects in the premium segment: the iPhone 13 Pro Max, the Google Pixel 6 Pro, and the upcoming Galaxy S22 Ultra.
The OnePlus stands its ground in terms of battery life and in our opinion, it has the fastest and most refined Android interface. While it lacks some of the advanced features you get in Samsung's One UI, OnePlus makes up with gesture navigation that is zippy and smooth, and it has a reputation for staying fast for years while others like the Pixel have witnessed performance drops a few short months after their launch.might work better for people who value iOS, Face ID and all the whole ecosystem with iMessage, the Apple Watch, AirPods and so on. Not to mention that it's due to get 5 or 6 years of software updates, while Android phones only get 3 years. If you record a lot of video, the iPhone also remains the best video camera on a phone, and a bonus feature is that it has incredible loudspeakers, if you care about that. But it's also an enormous phone that is very heavy and might just not be comfortable to carry around and use for many people. The OnePlus has a more reasonable size and the open Android ecosystem in its corner. , you'd be saving some money with the $900 Google flagship and it has proven to have a clean software, fast Android updates and the camera chops , but it has a slowish fingerprint scanner and some users report problems with battery life and the phone slowing down with time. We cannot tell if this will happen to you and it might not, but reports are out there.has grown wider and is certainly an extra large device, which you should consider, but if you're fine with that, it seems to have it all: the new S Pen, the huge battery, the more versatile camera, with our doubts being mostly around the rough-around-the-edges gesture navigation in One UI. At the end of the day, the OnePlus 10 Pro is a step forward, but not a giant leap. We certainly hoped for more in the camera department and while you do get some neat options like 4K120 and 8K video recording, stabilization is still not on par with the best and the color science has room for improvement. On a personal note, with all the hype and expectations around it, I can say that this phone definitely lacks the wow factor. But maybe, it's just us reviewers getting extra picky. There is also a lot to love about the 10 Pro. Its speed is — we feel — unmatched in the Android camp and the interface and particularly the animations and gestures have a refinement we usually associate with one fruit company. We also appreciate the new design and our hats go off to OnePlus for keeping the cool little touches like the Alert Slider. The 10 Pro also adds the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, which is a nice step up, probably most so for gamers. Should you buy it? Well, we have to reserve that final judgment until the actual international model arrives and we have to take its price into account, but for what it's worth, the OnePlus 10 Pro is shaping up to be more of what you already love about OnePlus, but not quite the breakthrough one might have hoped for. If your phone is aging and you are not after the ultimate camera, though, it should be well considered. Get the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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