The selling price of RM 2999 may not be as low but if you are thinking of investing in a good flagship phone, the OnePlus 7 Pro is a good choice. Offering a 90Hz fullview display, great cameras and the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 with plenty of memory, the OnePlus 7 Pro can handle anything from...

Overall, the OnePlus 7 Pro looks like an outstanding device, doesn't it It has made a lot of improvements over its predecessors and added some pretty fascinating features too.

The flagship smartphone space is getting pretty stale in 2019. LG and HTC are floundering, overall sales are declining, Google's Pixels are an expensive bundle of compromises, Huawei has left the high-end US market, and Samsung is... Samsung.

Display 90Hz will spoil every other phone for you, and the overall display quality is stellar; Build quality On par with Samsung and Huawei; Speed The OnePlus 7 Pro is the fastest phone I've handled; Camera Pixel-beating detail and substantial low light improvements.

Big and thick This is one heckin' chonker, larger than the Pixel 3 XL or Galaxy S10+; Camera again Processing still isn't at Pixel or Huawei level, overexposes images and kills dynamic range; Lack of extras No wireless charging, no headphone jack.

Almost no compromises (except price)

Top smartphone 2019. Build quality: very accured. Reception: the smartphone receive also in the center of building where others smartphones doesn't receives. Multimedia: TOP screen and audio, you have to see to believe it, looks good also in the full sun light, is the best for Netflix.

Offering flagship features for midrange money, the 7 Pro is a serious threat in the Android market

Gorgeous; eye-catching screen; Detailed; lively sound; Impressive camera; Reasonable price

Sound quality lacks subtlety and composure; No 3.5mm jack; Not officially waterproof

OnePlus promises value, not winning performance. The OnePlus 7 Pro has high-end specs that make it work like a premium device. It also has a design and build that compete among the best. The company had to cut corners somewhere.

Exposure is on spot Slightly Enhanced; but still natural-looking colors Great portrait mode Good video performance Nightscape works well

Poor dynamic range Hazy effect in some images Low-light performance is horrible without Nightscape Landscape performance is lacking

As we’re wrapping up this review, the main question for me and a lot of users for is whether the OnePlus 7 Pro is worth the additional cost, and if it makes a successful landing in its new higher price category whilst maintaining the company’s mantra of offering the best value for the money.

Testing out Sprint's 5G

Though the sports a rather capacious 4,000 mAh battery, the phone pulls off only middling performance here in our PCMark Work 2.0 battery life test. Further, dropping screen resolution and display refresh rate only gained us a little over a half hour of additional up-time.

Stunning 90Hz Display; Great Performance; Excellent Camera Performance; Beautiful Curved Glass Design; Very Fast Charging; Excellent Value

No Wireless Charging; No Headphone Jack; Middling Battery Life; No IP Water/Dust Rating