Review Of A Beast

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                 One Plus 8

OnePlus has always been known for its design simplicity and ease of use with a power packed list of Specs. And the OnePlus 8 isn’t any different, with a Snapdragon 865, an 8 core, 2.84GHz processor designed for extreme graphic rendering and ultra fast processing supporting intuitive AI and blazing fast 5G connectivity.
The only let down with this device, it breaks OnePlus original price point advantage at 50,000 for the most used model 12+256.
The cameras are crisp as always and so is the 90Hz switchable refresh rate display. The phone can take heavy loads for extended periods of time and has a dangerously fast Warp Charge with 30W of charging power.
Onto the review:
On first glance the sleek unibody design and the triple vertical camera design looks stellar in the right light. With use it is quick to realize what a difference a 90Hz display makes to not only gaming but also daily use, with smoother UI and much better gaming with OC mode and Fnatic mode for the truly hardcore.
The dual bottom facing speakers have a 30+dB gain and are really loud. 
now for security, the inlaid, in-screen Fingerprint sensor is quick and responsive unlike the 7T’s.
The camera takes beautiful pictures and has a plethora of options for auto mode and once you step into manual mode, the sky is the limit. 
But in my opinion the 8 isn’t much of a step up from the 7T besides the extra RAM and Storage, and 5G. If you aren’t in the market for specifically these things, then the 8 is a visual and network upgrade on the 7T. But otherwise I’d recommend this phone to those not looking to save a coin and are in the market for an absolute BEAST

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