title of "flagship-killer." This time around, OnePlus has adopted a cautious approach to managing expectations, but this new phone could be practically "everything you could
ask for" in this price range. Here's what we think about the OnePlus Nord 2 after using it for almost a month and a half and installing a handful of software updates.
The OnePlus Nord 2 sports a sophisticated design that is similar to that of the OnePlus 9 series. We received the Blue Haze model for evaluation which features
a lovely light blue ceramic-like glass back that curves and blends perfectly into the plastic borders, (a shade or two lighter than the Lake Blue variant of the OnePlus
9R(Review)). The borders are not plasticky, but their shiny appearance attracts a few smudges. Smudge marks on the glass back, by the way, are scarcely visible.
Because of the smaller screen, the phone is more compact, although the chin is slightly more visible than on the 9R. The build quality is excellent, however the phone is a little hefty in the hand.
Because of the smaller screen, the phone is more compact, although the chin is slightly more visible than on the 9R. The build quality is excellent, however
despite its light weight of around 190 grammes, the phone feels a little hefty in hand.
Corning Gorilla Glass protects both the display and the back of the phone from scratches. The centimetre-long capsule-shaped cut-out for the two front cameras
has been replaced by a tiny punch-hole for the single selfie of nord 2,camera, which is a significant improvement. This is a fantastic decision,
Key features of the OnePlus Nord 2
⭕Mali-G77 MC9 GPU Mediatek Dimensity 1200 SoC
⭕RAM: 8 GB or 12 GB
⭕Internal storage: 128 GB or 256 GB UFS 3.1
⭕6.43-inch Full HD+ (2400 x 1080) Fluid AMOLED display with Corning Gorilla
Glass and a refresh rate of 90 Hz.
⭕50 megapixels with PDAF and OIS (primary) + 8 megapixels (ultra-wide) +
2 megapixels (monochrome); 32 megapixels (wide) selfie camera
⭕The battery has a capacity of 4,500 mAh and comes with a 65W Warp charger.
⭕OxygenOS 11.3 on Android 11
⭕Bluetooth 5.2; Dual band Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac/6; 5G compatible
OnePlus Nord 2 Price in India,
Rs 29,999 for 8 GB RAM with 128 GB internal storage
Rs 34,999 for 12 GB RAM with 256 GB internal storage
OnePlus Nord 2 Display performance,
OnePlus has chosen a display that is nearly identical to that of the original Nord. On the Nord 2, you'll find a 6.43-inch Fluid AMOLED display with a resolution of 2400 x
1080 pixels and a refresh rate of 90 frames per second. Despite the fact that 90 Hz is sufficient, the competition and other OnePlus phones have moved on to 120 Hz refresh
rates. Out of the box, the HDR10+-compliant display is bright and well-calibrated. If you want to save battery, you can change the refresh rate from 90 to 60 Hz, but don't bother; it adjusts to 60 Hz automatically in apps that don't support it.
Color reproduction is superb, as are black levels and contrast. Colors aren't unduly heightened in Vivid mode, which is a positive thing compared to previous OnePlus
phones. If the colours are still too bright for you, try switching to Gentle mode. You may also use the phone's manual calibration options to fine-tune it even more. Ambient
display is available here, and you can turn it on at any time or set a gesture to bring it up, such as picking up the phone or tapping the screen. I would recommend the latter because it conserves battery power.
In compared to its predecessor, the battery capacity has been increased by 3,850 mAh. The 4,500 mAh battery provides more than 30 hours of average use, which includes
extensive use of messaging and social media apps, browsing, a few calls, snapping a few images, an hour of video watching, and a half hour of gaming. There's nothing wrong with these numbers.
What's more, the business now includes a 65 W Warp charger with the Nord 2 that can handle 10V/6.5A. It takes only 33 minutes to charge the phone from zero to 100 percent. That's extremely fast, even faster than the OnePlus 9 and 9R, which are more
expensive. After a complete charge, neither the charger nor the phone became hot. One small observation: charging with earlier OnePlus fast chargers (20 W and 30 W)
takes almost three times as long. Unless you don't mind waiting, it's best to always have the supplied charger on hand.
OnePlus Nord 2 Better Camera performance:
On the Nord 2, OnePlus has gone with a triple-camera configuration, which is one less than its predecessor. But that's alright because the Nord's support cast was only there
to fill in the gaps. The primary camera is in charge of the majority of the work here. The main camera, however, has been upgraded to a 50 MP device with a newer Sony IMX766 sensor with PDAF and optical image stabilisation (OIS).
This is the same sensor that is used in the OnePlus 9's ultrawide camera, which, by the way, does not have OIS. An 8 MP ultra-wide camera with 119.7 degrees FOV and a 2 MP monochrome camera accompany it.
There is no specific macro camera on this device, but the 2 MP camera is sufficient.
With good foreground and background separation, the Portrait mode works well here. Whether it's human subjects or other objects, the output is often good.
You can also adjust the blur level in the camera app. There is no specialised telephoto camera here, despite the fact that there is a zoom toggle. As a result, the zoomed photos are essentially digitally zoomed photographs.
On the phone screen, 2X zoom images are completely useable, but 5X zoom shots are at most bearable. Don't waste your time pixel-peeping on those. At
best, the ultrawide camera is adequate. In well-lit settings, the output is adequate, but the photographs are notably softer than those captured with the main camera, albeit the dynamic range is enough.
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