OnePlus 10 Pro

Mobile Specification

OnePlus 10 Pro Review, Specifications and Camera Performance

Oneplus is planning a new flagship for 2022. Is the Oneplus 10 Pro worth considering because it has a new design and chipset but also shares many similarities with last year’s 9 Pro?

This is our review of the Oneplus 10 Pro

Design

Visually, the phone has a less generic design than the 9 Pro, and the square camera bump is a bold choice that blends nicely into the phone’s frame. The 10 Pro’s back is made of Gorilla Glass 5, and the frame is made of aluminum with a matte black finish.

What you’re looking at here is the volcanic black option, but an emerald forest, Emerald Forest, and Panda White (Extreme Edition) options are also available.

Fingerprint Scanner

This time, the fingerprint scanner was moved higher up the display, making it easier to reach with one hand. Overall, the phone is a pleasure to hold. The matte texture repels fingerprints very well, but it only provides limited grip, and the phone is quite slippery. The Oneplus 10 Pro 5G isn’t officially IP rated except for the T-Mobile variant in the US, which has IP68 water resistance.

Display

The display on the 10 Pro is the same as that on the Oneplus 9 Pro. It has a 6.7-inch QHD plus AMOLED panel and second-generation LTPO2 technology with a dynamic 120 Hz refresh rate. The protection, on the other hand, has been upgraded to Gorilla Glass Victus.

The panel has undergone dual colour calibration, which means that Oneplus tuned the colour profiles at 100 and 500 nits of brightness so that we can see more accurate colours at a wider range of brightness levels. This phone’s display is very colour accurate, making it ideal for consuming or even creating content. Otherwise, the screen is rated for up to 1300 nits of brightness with great visibility outdoors.

Storage

In Pakistan, you can get 128 or 256 gigabytes of non-expandable storage, but in North America, you can only get the 128-gigabyte model at launch. Later this year, Oneplus plans to release a 256-gigabyte variant of the 10 Pro.

10 Pro a Great Choice for Gamers

The Snapdragon 8 gen 1 processor is paired with Oneplus’ new 3D passive cooling system. We’ve seen this chip run pretty hot on other phones, but the 10 Pro got excellent thermal management with minimal throttling in our testing. This makes the 10 Pro a great choice for gamers, but keep in mind that most games will be limited to a 60-hertz refresh rate, failing to take advantage of the chipset’s raw performance.

Battery

The 65-watt plus, 10 Pro has a larger 5000 mah battery than its predecessor and scored 107 hours of overall endurance in our test. You’ll also receive a 65-watt super book charger in the box. In 32 minutes, we were able to charge the phone from 0% to 100%. The 10 Pro comes with an 80-watt or higher charger, but it makes little difference in overall charging times.

Dual Stereo Speakers

The Oneplus 10 Pro has dual stereo speakers. They’re adequate for watching YouTube videos or listening to podcasts, but at higher volumes, music can sound tinny.

Cameras

The second generation Hasselblad camera is available on the 10 Pro, and its hardware is identical to that of the first generation on the 9 Pro. It has a 48-megapixel main camera with 3.3 times optical zoom, an 8-megapixel telephoto camera with 3.3 times optical zoom, and a new 50-megapixel ultra-wide camera with a 150-degree field of view.

Unfortunately, there is no autofocus on this ultrawide camera. In daylight, the main camera takes 12-megapixel photos by default. This camera takes great pictures with a lot of detail. There is some noticeable sharpening throughout all of the shots, but nothing overpowering. The rendering of colours has been improved.

HDR is more conservative, so images appear more natural. Portraits are mostly taken with the main camera, which has a digital zoom mode. The blur effect is convincing, and it handles hair and edges well, but glasses can still trip it up. The telephoto shots have the same colours and detail resolution as the wide-angle shots, but with more pleasing contrast.

Even without the night mode enabled, the main camera takes excellent photos in low light. This large main sensor captures low-light scenes well, with plenty of detail and without over-sharpening, while retaining pleasing colours.

Using night mode makes the most difference in extremely low-light situations or when there are light sources in the photo. The highlights are well preserved in night mode, and the exposure is more balanced.

In night mode, the telephoto camera performed admirably. The exposures were well-balanced, and the colors were pleasing. At night, the ultrawide camera struggled a little. The photos are soft even with the night mode turned on. Noise, on the other hand, is effectively suppressed. The new 32-megapixel selfie camera on the 10 Pro has an f/2.2 aperture. The resulting images have excellent detail and a well-managed dynamic range in backlit scenes.

The colours are appealing and not overly saturated. However, there is no autofocus, and video resolution is limited to 1080p. The 8k video does not appear to be true 8k, but rather a 4k video that has been upscaled and sharpened to mimic 8k. The best shooting mode is 4K, which is available on the main camera at 30, 60, and 120 frames per second.

Frequently Ask Questions ( FAQs)

Q. What is the price of the OnePlus 10 Pro in Pakistan?

Ans. OnePlus 10 Pro price in Pakistan is Rs 169,999 and in Cost price in US Dollar $ 1260.

Q. What is the internal Storage and RAM of the OnePlus 10 Pro?

Ans.  OnePlus 10 Pro has0128/256/512 GB internal storage with  8/12 GB of RAM

Q. What is the Battery Size of OnePlus 10 Pro ?

Ans.  The smartphone has 5000 mAh Battery with 80 W fast charging capacity.