OnePlus Nord N200 5G vs Oneplus Nord CE 5G (2021 review and comparison) By itsMaxDigital

Hey guys in this video compare the OnePlus word n200 5g, with the OnePlus word CE or core edition, 5g, two more budgets to mid-range devices available from OnePlus going head-to-head. Let's just compare and contrast between these two budget devices, so the OnePlus word n200 5g is the successor to the n100 4g device, and this is the lowest price 5g phone from OnePlus. It's going against the OnePlus word core edition 5g. It is the successor to the original word um that was only available in Europe, uh, more specifically in England and in India, and the same thing with this 5g version. Furthermore, it's also only available in England, in the UK and in India price wise. The n205g comes in on a very low price of only 240 bucks free.

If you get it on metro by T-Mobile here in the states. The Nordic e5g is also a perfect mid-range price device coming in at under 400. So the n205g weighs 6.7 ounces versus the six ounces on the word ce5g. They both have a glass front with a plastic frame plastic back basically, at this price point is expected that these aren't going to have flagship, build quality or any type of glass or any premium feeling device, but regardless they feel good in your hand, they're very durable they're going to slap a case on these, as I recommend that all the time anyways for better grip and for some protection, so you're not getting a thousand dollar build quality on these devices. But at this price point I am not complaining.

These are both dual sim devices for the display. They both have similar features. They both have a 90 hertz display refresh rate they're, both around six and a half inches. Furthermore, they have 83 84 screens somebody ratio for the screen resolution they're both 1080p full HD displays they are both north of 400 in the PPI department, which is pretty good. That fault that makes it fall in line very nicely, especially at these price points for the software they're, both running android 11, uh running oxygen OS.

On top, it's basically a stock version of android, pretty much with a few uh. Certain gestures and features coming from OnePlus these aren't going to get updated that much um, probably one update at the most oxygen, or I'm sorry to android 12. , but they're, going to feel very similar uh for the chipset. You got a snapdragon 485g and the n200. You have a snapdragon 750 g on the words core edition 5g a little better processor on the word CE, but both of these phones will run 99 of your apps with no problem uh, for example, you're just going to be able to do um, let's see, for example, you're going to get video YouTube messaging, apps, email, texting, voice, chat, video chat, light gaming, taking pictures, uh social media.

All that good stuff should be good with these processors, nothing heavy like heavy gaming or heavy video editing. You should be good to go for the internal storage. The n200 has 64 gigs of internal storage, while the word CE has 128 gigs of internal storage, but you do have a micro SD card slot on the n200. So an advantage there uh, you have four gigs of ram and n200 60 gigs of ram on the word CE 5g so, but they'll perform. Similarly, they both will hold um apps in the background, no problem for most people you're just going to get a little more um on the lord ce5g.

Now moving on to the camera. Both of these have a triple camera setup in the back: a 13 megapixel main camera on the n200, with 2 megapixel macro 2, megapixel depth. The word CE has a 64 megapixel main 8 megapixel ultra-wide 2 megapixel depth. You get 1080p recording on the n200 4k on the north, e5 g, so you do see in a better camera overall on the norm. Ce selfie camera both have a 16 megapixel shooter up front and they both shoot at 1080p.

Both phones also have a headphone jack. So that's an advantage over flagships connect. Your headphones. Your mic connect to your car to listen to music with an aux cord, for example. Both have Bluetooth 5.1, which will happily connect with your wearables and your smart devices such as your smartwatch, your smart band. Your wireless headphones wireless speakers and whatnot both have NFC and both have the USB type-c port for charging same thing found on laptops and tablets.

Nowadays. Now these phones both have fingerprint readers to unlock your device, but you get a side mounted one on the n200. You have an under the display optical one on the word ce5g. That's one of the differences that make the word CE have a little more of an advantage because that's more of a contemporary flagship feature having the in-display fingerprint reader, but regardless both of these are reliable ways to unlock your device. Now moving on to the battery one of the most important things in a smartphone, in my opinion, probably in the top three, when it comes to making a decision on buying a phone, you get a massive 5000mah battery on the n205g, which is awesome.

You get a 4500mah battery on the word CE 5g. So while it's not a bad size battery I mean the better battery is obviously gonna, be the n200 5g, but they both offer fast charging, but the n200 has 18 watts. You got 30 watts on the northeast e5g, which will get you 70 charge in 30 minutes, so both of these are good on battery life, so obviously uh the word CE is going to be just overall just a little better than the in order to eat the word n205g, I'm sorry um, and it really comes down to price. You can, if you can get the Borden 200 5g for free on metro by T-Mobile here in the states on prepaid. That makes a big difference.

Although the word CE 5g has a lower than the mid-range price point at less than 400 bucks um, it's only available in the UK and in India. As far as I know, so, you know if you're in the states, I will definitely take advantage of that prepaid offer. Both of these phones are like really, really crushing it they're, both very, very good. One has an advantage over the other, for example like the micro SD card slot, but they both get a 90 hertz refresh rate on the screen. They both have the same type of software, and they, you know they pretty much are- are going to be very, very good devices.

For example, the n200 looks really nice, the back of it makes it look like an um OnePlus 9, which is a very expensive phone. But let me know in the comments below which one do you prefer? Do you like one over the other um? Are you going to get it on prepaid um and also hit me up uh either in the comments or, if you could uh slide into my dms on Instagram at its max digital? Well, thanks guys for watching I'm looking forward to your opinions, I'll see you in the next one peace.

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