In the global version of OnePlus Nord 3, the kit consists of a cable, 80W charger and documentation. There is no cover, but a film is immediately glued to the smartphone screen.
Fingerprint scanner and face unlock work great. Including the night.
Nord 3’s screen is 6.7 inches, AMOLED, refresh rate up to 120 Hz. In this case, it is possible to reduce the hertz to 60 Hz. The maximum brightness of this smartphone is 1100 nits. It also has issues with PWM.
One of the processors is OnePlus Nord 3 – MediaTek Dimensity 9000. There are phone configurations with 8 or 16 GB of RAM and 128 GB or 256 GB of permanent memory.
In AnTuTu, the device earns more than 800 thousand points. It also has trolling. See test results below. Genshin Impact with high graphics settings drops to 40-45 fps after 15 minutes. Also, the device got very hot during the game.
At the same time, the phone itself is sometimes podglyuchival. Including while surfing the internet.
OnePlus Nord 3 has a 5000mAh battery. After watching a YouTube video for 60 minutes at medium brightness, the charge decreased by 7%, and by playing Genshin Impact for 30 minutes, it decreased by 17%. A smartphone can only live for a day at most. It fully charged the Nord 3 in half an hour.
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Nord 3’s main camera is 50 MP and has optical stabilization. It also has a macro lens (2 MP) and a wide angle (8 MP, no autofocus) lens. Overall, you’ll get some pretty nice shots on the main camera, including in the dark (see images above). Ultra-wide detail is very poor here. The presenter was also surprised by the lack of digital stabilization when recording 4K 60fps or 30fps video.
The presenter stated that the OnePlus Nord 3 is quite interesting for the money. Of course, its shell has a few drawbacks, the brightness may be higher, the PWM may be less, and the lack of digital stabilization when shooting 4K video is strange.
Source: Ferra
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