After using the OnePlus 9 Pro daily for quite some time, it has become my new daily use phone for business. I love the build quality and the sleek and sexy look. I once jumped out of my truck and it fell out of my back pocket and onto the road with the glass facing the road but sustained no damage.

The build quality, The sleek design and finish, The full-size screen that wraps around the sides, The screen resolution, The touchscreen response and overall performance of the phone, The quality of the phone calls, The quality of the audio, The in-screen fingerprint sensor, The convenient Alert...

IMHO, more work should be done in partnership with Hasselblad to enhance ay weak areas of the camera and lenses

I feel like a slowly boiled frog with OnePlus' constant price increases. This year it particularly hurts, since Samsung lowered the prices of its flagship lineup by $200 as OnePlus went up $70. Even though the final phone is pretty good, OnePlus is offering less value than ever.

The silky-smooth 120Hz display., 65W Warp Charging. Powering up a phone from 0 to full in a half-hour is incredible., A good software package with minimal apps and changes., A very attractive camera block.

Samsung-style pricing only gives OnePlus a ~$30 advantage., No Wi-Fi 6E. The 6GHz wireless revolution will have to wait., Distorted, curved display on the 9 Pro, The macro camera is way worse on the OnePlus 9 Pro. The 8 Pro takes better close-up pictures.

Last year’s OnePlus 8 Pro was a departure for the company. It marked a more expensive, more premium phone than previous OP (OnePlus) models. The 9 Pro is an expansion of this philosophy, packing better cameras and more high-end features than ever before.

Crazy fast, Big, beautiful display, The best cameras ever in a OnePlus phone, Stupid-fast charging (wired and wireless)

The telephoto lens isn't great, Battery life is hit and miss, Fast wireless charger is a costly add-on

Prior to writing up this review, I spent some time talking about how the Android landscape in the US at the ultra high-end level of phone has shrunk down to just two players: Samsung and OnePlus. You have Samsung’s Ultra phones in both S and Note lines, and then you have whatever the new Pro...

Good value, strong performance, solid battery life, big jump in camera quality, excellent build, upgraded displays, still has the alert slider

No 5G support for unlocked models on AT&T, boring design, weak haptics, unlocked models don't have IP68 certification, no headphone jack

A killer flagship in almost every way

OnePlus 9 Pro with Hasselblad tuned camera delivers across the board...