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March 2021
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The editors liked
Best-in-class performance
Great daylight photography
Fast 65W charging
Smooth 120Hz screen
Speedy fast charging
Great display
Improved cameras
Solid software
Top-tier performance
Fast
Smooth software
All-around good camera quality
Long battery life
Good build
Not too heavy
Really good 120Hz flat display
Snappy performance
Excellent fingerprint scanner
Good pair of stereo speakers
Extremely fast charging
OxygenOS is still really good
Charger is included
Good display performance
Relatively clean software and great UI performance
Powerful loudspeakers
Good performance from the main wide and ultra-wide cameras
Fast charging
Ridiculously fast charging
Top-performing Android phone
Better cameras than previous OnePlus models
Solid battery life
120Hz screen-refresh rate
Really solid cameras
Beautiful 6.55" AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate
Lower prices than the OnePlus 8 and 8T
Excellent haptics
Excellent value across the board
Good primary camera
Excellent ultra-wide camera
Fantastic performance
Insane charging speeds
Vivid and bright 120Hz display
Decent photo and video quality
Sleek and comfortable design
Warp Charge 65T is incredible
Wireless charging is finally here on a cheaper OnePlus phone
Ultrawide camera snaps some great pictures
The 120Hz OLED is bright
Crisp
And supports Comfort Tone ambient adjustments
This phone is at least as fast as anything else you can buy right now
OnePlus gets credit for launching with Android 11 and its competent Oxygen OS skin
65W charging has spo
Brilliant professional display
Elegant industrial design
Extraordinary Hassleblad camera array
Decent stereo speaker system
Far out-performs launch price
Fast performance
Super speedy charging
Volume mode switch
No bloatware or ads
Hasselblad color calibration
Flat display
120 Hz OLED panel
Stereo speakers
Fast wireless charging
Performance
USB 3.1
Fast storage
Good cameras...
The editors didn't like
Nighttime shots need improvement
No wireless charging or IP rating
So-so battery life
Cheap feeling design
T-Mobile exclusive IP68 rating
Poor camera zoom
Mixed 5G support
No zoom lens
Lacks support for millimeter-wave 5G
Camera performance needs to be improved
No OIS on the main camera
No microSD card slot
Plastic frame
No official IP rating
No OIS
No dedicated telephoto camera
Outdated front camera
Hasselblad partnership mostly a marketing gimmick
Monochrome camera is useless
No wireless charging outside of NA and Europe
Worse battery life performa
Some color inconsistencies remain with cameras
No IP water resistance rating on unlocked phone
Only the 9 Pro offers a dynamically adjusting display
Unlocked version not certified for 5G on Verizon or AT&T
Unlocked version doesn't sport an official IP rating
No expandable storage
Plastic frame isn't super-premium
No telephoto camera
No Pro mode ultra-wide support
No OIS (blurry night shots)
Lacks expandable storage
5G not supported on all carriers
Battery life could be better
Would have liked to see an LTPO display
OP's photo processing still blurs fine details
Especially in low light
The OnePlus 9 launches with its fair share of bugs—it's not 2020-bad but could be much better. We're also concerned about OnePlus' ongoing slide in update frequency and quality
Abstract: Photos in daylight are at an appealing quality level with both premium smartphones. However, the results with the main cameras are very different in detail. While the Xiaomi Mi 11 renders subjects a bit more softly, and these look less sharp but more natu...
Abstract: When I was a kid, I was raised to like sports teams from Boston. The only problem was that back in the 90s, Boston's teams were awful. For example, it wouldn't be uncommon for Boston Red Sox fans in my family to talk about how we'd never see the team win...
Good build, Not too heavy, Really good 120Hz flat display, Snappy performance, Excellent fingerprint scanner, Good pair of stereo speakers, Extremely fast charging, OxygenOS is still really good, Charger is included
Camera performance needs to be improved, No OIS on the main camera, No microSD card slot, Plastic frame
120 Hz OLED panel, stereo speakers, fast wireless charging, performance, USB 3.1, fast storage, good cameras...
with weaknesses in terms of zoom and without OIS, placement of the fingerprint scanner, no 3.5 mm audio jack, SD card support, games only up to 60 fps, WLAN could be faster, plastic frame
In review: OnePlus 9. Test device provided by OnePlus Germany.The OnePlus 9 is a very nice smartphone that convinces with a great OLED display, good battery life, and very smooth performance. However, in our opinion, the premium smartphone lacks a bit of...
Published: 2021-03-30, Author: Tim , review by: droid-life.com
If I'm being honest, I would try to talk people into the OnePlus 9 versus the OnePlus 9 Pro. To me, they're basically the same phone, but you're getting more value from the OnePlus 9. This phone has a great camera setup, an extremely smooth user experienc...
Published: 2021-03-24, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Brilliant professional display, Elegant industrial design, Extraordinary Hassleblad camera array, Decent stereo speaker system, Far out-performs launch price
Punch hole display for front-facing camera, Glass front and back demands protective case, Wireless charging limited to 15W
OnePlus 9 was announced with three different case color options: Winter Mist, Astral Black, and Arctic Sky. There are two options for RAM+ROM, one with 8+128, the other 12+256, priced at $729 and $829 respectively.SEE TOO: Our OnePlus 9 Pro ReviewThe OneP...
Excellent value across the board, Good primary camera, Excellent ultra-wide camera
Plastic frame isn't super-premium, No telephoto camera, No Pro mode ultra-wide support
The OnePlus 9 is a fantastically sensible smartphone. Costing £629 (approximately $860), it undercuts the Apple and Samsung competition, while serving up helping after helping of flagship goodness. It also feels very low on compromise in day-to-day use, w...
Good display performance, Relatively clean software and great UI performance, Powerful loudspeakers, Good performance from the main wide and ultra-wide cameras, Fast charging
Plastic frame, No official IP rating, No OIS, No dedicated telephoto camera, Outdated front camera, Hasselblad partnership mostly a marketing gimmick, Monochrome camera is useless, No wireless charging outside of NA and Europe, Worse battery life performa
From being the hero of its own story to becoming the sidekick, the non-Pro line of OnePlus phones has had a tragic demotion over the years. We first saw this with the OnePlus 7 and two years later, not much has changed.It's clear the Pro device is going t...
