OnePlus 7 Pro's pop-up selfie camera can hold a 22kg slab of cement without breaking
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- AnonD-819322
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- 18 May 2019
Anonymous, 16 May 2019Meant for one-handed use = smartphone Meant for two-handed... moreTrue. The S7 Edge has the same screen width but is less than 72mm wide.
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- JEe
- 16 May 2019
Meant for one-handed use = smartphone
Meant for two-handed use = phablet
Yes it's that simple. Is 1P7P meant for one hand with its 76 mm width? Obviously not.
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- 16 May 2019
Anonymous, 15 May 2019Is oneplus 7 pro are phablet? So what happened to the new p... moreNope, it's a smartphone. Phablets still exist though. Huawei Mate 20X, Honor 8X Max, Honor Y Max and Xiaomi Mi Max 3 are examples.
There's about 1cm separating the width of these tablets and this Oneplus 7 Pro smartphone.
My old Xiaomi Mi Max is a phablet with it's 6.4" screen, my newer Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 is a smartphone of whose screen is 6.39". The difference in screen size is huge, despite the number being similar.
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- JEe
- 16 May 2019
Anonymous, 15 May 2019Is oneplus 7 pro are phablet? So what happened to the new p... moreOf course it is a phablet. There are only phablets left now, no smartphones.
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- 15 May 2019
Varun, 15 May 2019Agree, seems like they are paid hefty ammount for a phone t... moreVarun -> Not sure about your comment about the OnePlus 7 Pro not having a flagship quality camera. You do realize that it sits right behind the P30 Pro and Galaxy S10+ right? You might consider researching before making your statement seeing as DxoMark has it rated as beating most other flagship cameras.
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- 15 May 2019
Is oneplus 7 pro are phablet? So what happened to the new phablets now? That's why now phablets category are discontinued. Even 6.5, 6.7 inch are not considered a phablet. 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 or even 6.4 inches are now smaller than the iPhone plus.
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- 15 May 2019
mihaidenis, 15 May 2019I've seen the second part of the video. After lifting , ... moreyou got a link to this ? would love to see that/
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- 15 May 2019
BigDisplay, 15 May 2019My thought to... but its really not a big problem. I found... moreim sorry i think i lost. you meant to reply about my reply about s10 series launch related articles vs now with oneplus right? lol.
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- 15 May 2019
realitychecker, 15 May 2019my thoughts also.My thought to... but its really not a big problem.
I found a easy solution for the "problem" = dont read the article and or, go to next one etc. etc.
Yesterday when i saw all those articles i really was wondering what the hack going on... But then again, i just dont read the bullshi..!
But if i have been a fan of this brand i guess i would be glad for all those articles, but still wondering why GSMA dont take all this info and gather it in one or two articles instead of this madness.
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- 15 May 2019
[deleted post]Agree, seems like they are paid hefty ammount for a phone that doesn’t have flagship camera, IP rating , wireless charging only a flagship price for gimmeck like pop camera and curve screen
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- 15 May 2019
Izzie, 15 May 2019Unfortunately, it seems OnePlus is very aggressive with mar... moreIn aska, they're only aggresive on internet, blog, tech news site, in real life, i don't see much, that's resulting that only enthusiast knows oneplus brand and the only buyer is them
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- 15 May 2019
Izzie, 15 May 2019Unfortunately, it seems OnePlus is very aggressive with mar... moretrue, thats all there is to the phone
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- 15 May 2019
[deleted post]Unfortunately, it seems OnePlus is very aggressive with marketing and advertising every time their phones come out. They're the best thing since sliced bread until all the bugs and flaws come out.
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- AnonD-731363
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- 15 May 2019
Impressive video.
Would like to See Samsung A80 how much can lift its sliding mechanism.
Hope it will be more than 5 kilos.
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- realitychecker
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- 15 May 2019
CompactPhones5ever, 15 May 2019Another OnePlus' bullsh*t advertising... Not only that they... moremy thoughts also.
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- 15 May 2019
Another OnePlus' bullsh*t advertising... Not only that they didn't even show that the mechanism still works (...), but nobody cares about how much weight it can hold or how many times it can pop-up in laboratory controlled environment.
What people really worry about is how it will perform once dust/small particles/water start to enter in... If my selfie camera dies after 1 trip to the beach then I couldn't care less that I can lift 22kg of cement with it.
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- T3X
- 15 May 2019
So it can hold 22 kg of cement but will die from a drop of water.
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- XmW
- 15 May 2019
isn't this the same mechanism found in an earlier Vivo Nex model, the first phone with a pop up camera..? so what's the noise about..?
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- PxF
- 15 May 2019
A tricky lie
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- mihaidenis
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- 15 May 2019
I've seen the second part of the video.
After lifting , the camera never goes in....
And the engineers running around and shouting
stop the recording please.....
one plus rip.....