OnePlus 12R

OnePlus 12R

OnePlus 12R

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BEST RATING
Performance:
4.8
CAMERA: Good7.5/10
SIZE: Largest Android
BATTERY: Very Good8.1/10

The OnePlus 12R is a midrange-priced phone with a large battery capacity, making it suitable for extended use between charges. With a 120Hz refresh rate on its large OLED screen featuring a curved edge, it offers a smooth visual experience. However, if camera quality is a top priority, this phone delivers good performance overall, though it's not top-of-the-line. Its main camera carries a substantial amount of megapixels, but note that there is no telephoto lens for zoomed-in shots. It runs on Android and is equipped with a high-performance processor and generous RAM, ensuring snappy performance for everyday tasks and more demanding applications. Lastly, if wireless charging is a feature you're looking for, this phone doesn't support it. Give Feedback

this description is based on the product variant with some specs. At the time of writing, the variant with some specs cost some dollars.




Evaluation

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Pros
  • Good camera with versatile features
  • Solid video recording quality
  • Impressive battery life
  • Large, bright OLED screen
  • High performance with 8GB RAM
Cons
  • Fair video low-light performance
  • No telephoto or periscope zoom
  • No wireless charging
  • No headphone jack

Ratings by Category

Performance:
4.8
The Performance rating is based on GeekBench performance benchmark scores, combined with PerfectRec’s assessment of real-life typical use cases.
Battery Life:
4.4
The Battery Life rating is based on overall actual measured battery life during typical usage.
Overall Camera:
4.2
The OnePlus 12R's cameras are considered to have poor quality due to its average selfie performance, which is a very important aspect for many users, and its generally good but not exceptional performance across other important factors such as photo resolution, software experience, dynamic range, and low light performance. Additionally, although its camera versatility is rated as good, it may not stand out against competitors with more advanced camera features or higher rated capabilities.
Photos:
4.2
The OnePlus 12R takes poor photos primarily because it has a lower selfie quality, which may result in less satisfying selfie photographs. Additionally, while other aspects like software experience, dynamic range, and low light performance are rated as good, they may not meet the needs of users seeking exceptional camera performance.
Videos:
3.6
The OnePlus 12R takes poor videos primarily due to its average performance in video resolution and frame rate, which limits the clarity and smoothness of the video capture. Additionally, the software optimization for video is just adequate, suggesting that the user experience for capturing videos may not be as polished or intuitive compared to other devices with better-tuned software.

Full Specs

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GENERAL

Price
$500
Brand
OnePlus
Operating System
Android
Release Date
February 13, 2024

SCREEN

Screen Size
6.78"
Resolution
2780 x 1264
Variable refresh rate
Yes
Pixels Per Inch
450
Display Type
OLED

INTERNAL

Processor
SD8G2
Internal Storage
128 GB
RAM
8 GB

CAMERA

Overall Camera Quality Score
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7.5/10
Photos Score
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7.5/10
Videos Score
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6.6/10
Rear Cameras
Main, Ultrawide, Macro
Main Camera
50 megapixels + OIS

BATTERY

Battery Life
8.2 Hours
Battery Capacity
5500 mAh
Wireless Charging
No
Wireless charging Speed
0 W
Reverse wireless charging
No

PHYSICAL

Size
6.43" x 2.96"
Weight
7.76 oz
Back Material
Glass
Stereo Speakers
No

CONNECTIVITY

Dual SIM
Yes
Bluetooth Version
5.3
A2DP
Yes
WiFi Version
7
NFC
Yes
US 5G Bands
(SA/NSA/Sub6) 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 12, 20, 28, 38, 40, 41, 66, 77, 78

OTHER FEATURES

Biometric unlock
Face unlock, Fingerprint sensor: Under Display
Unlockable Bootloader
Yes
Color
Iron Grey, Cool Blue
Stock Android
No
SD Card
No

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