OnePlus Nord 2 5G Unboxing and Hands-on By YugaTech

Hey, what's up guys everyone here, quite and a couple of weeks ago, OnePlus launched the successor to the OnePlus snort, the OnePlus word 2. , it sports a 6.43 inches fluid AMOLED display with a 90 hertz refresh rate, a MediaTek demand, city, 1200, AI, up to 12 gigs of ram, triple rear cameras and a 4 500 William hour battery. We got our hands on one. So if you want to know more about this device, well just keep on watching before everything else. Let's see, what's inside the box opening up the lid, you will be greeted with the phone itself. Then we have here the manuals' ejector tool.

Then you'll also get a clear jelly case, USB c cable and the charging brick now for its design. The OnePlus note 2 5g has a plastic frame. It still does look and feels premium thanks to its metallic paint job. The back panel is also gorilla, glass 5 with curved edges, so it feels nice in the hands and comfortable to grip. It's a pretty narrow device feels thin and has a decent heft.

Also at the back, you will see the camera module that houses. The three cameras, the ring of the lenses themselves, are raised higher than the module. So it is a bit worrying that you might get scratches over time when you put it on hard surfaces, so better use the protective jelly case included in the package. The OnePlus note 25g comes in three colors gray, sierra green wood and blue haze, which is the unit we have right now flipping to its front. The OnePlus word 25g looks like your typical 2021 smartphone.

It has a large 6.43-inch screen with full HD plus resolution, which equates to 410 PPI. In addition, it's got a fluid AMOLED panel, so you're getting rich colors with deep blacks, protecting it is a corning gorilla, glass, 5 plus a pre-installed screen protector. It also has thin bezels with a hole punch on the upper left for the front camera found above it is the earpiece which also doubles as a secondary loudspeaker for stereo sound, look on the left side, and you will find the volume buttons while on the right is the power, slash, lock button and the switch for activating silent, vibrate or ring mode. The buttons are made out of plastic, but they are click yet firm. They are also easy to reach, although you may have to stretch out a little more for the switch at the top.

We have the secondary microphone while down at the bottom. We have the card tray for the two NATO size, sim cards, the main microphone USB c port and loudspeaker. Now, taking a look at the cameras, the rear module consists of a 50 megapixel main 8 megapixel ultra-wide and 2 megapixel monochrome for selfies. We have 32 megapixel shooter more on that in our full review. But here are some quick sample shots that we got now powering.

The word 2 is a MediaTek dimension, 1200 with 3.0 gigahertz outscore CPU and Mali g77 mc9 GPU. Our unit has 8 gigs of ram and 128 gigs of internal storage, but there's also 12 gigs of ram and 256 gigs from internal storage model. We tried playing games in impact, and it is set to medium settings as default. We put it in the highest settings at 60 frames per second, and so far it was able to run it pretty easily. Furthermore, we'll further test it out in our full review, so stay tuned for that.

For software, it runs on oxygen, OS 11.3, based on android 11. Battery wise. It has 4 500 William hour capacity with support for 65 watt warp charge now for its price. The OnePlus word 25g is priced at twenty-one thousand and a hundred ninety pesos for the eight gigs plus 128 gigs of internal storage and twenty-five thousand and a hundred ninety pesos for the 12 gigs, plus 256 gigs of internal storage variant. So that's it for now.

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Source : YugaTech