I would have upgraded from my iQOO 7 Legend in a minute but the only thing I need is a telephoto or a 2x portrait lens, which i use A LOT on the 7 Legend.
@@mukeshchaudhary9609 Hey they made the Iqoo 12 which is a flagship killer , and is good for its price point. I mean better than OP 12 and gives more constant fps in Bgmi. I have both Samsung flagship and Iqoo and I think both perform phenomenal in their price points.
Can some manufacturers make a smaller device, like 6.1 or 6.2 inches, priced under 30k? Is it really that hard to do? I feel there's a huge market there.
You will sacrifice battery life and heat control with compact size. And for the amount of tuning it will require in software, it is costly to make. Example-s23
I feel HAPPY and SAD at the same time. Happy coz the Good phone getting cheaper and cheaper phone getting good(its not always true but in this case), but SAD since i bought OnePlus 11r, june last year and now new phone launches at the same price or even cheaper with better specs. 11r serving me fine but THE GEEK inside me want the better one 😂
amazing comparison, guys also make category wise smartphone like BEST camera phone under 15,20,30,40,50 k and BEST performance under 20,30,40,50 k that would help like people who have only one priority and compromise other things😁😁
Im happy yo see ONEPLUS is trying to make Budget flagship smartphones. Recent years, OnePlus was not doing great. But OnePlus 12 has done an amazing job.
good video but my suggestion is to take some tool (called monitor calibrator tools) to test the display color accuracy that provides more accurate results
As someone who switched from Redmi Note 5, either of the devices is an exceptional choice for me 😁 but that being said, I went with Oneplus 12R Because as an office goer, I prefer the minimalist colors of Oneplus. Also, my friend has a shop and he offered the Oneplus 12R 16gb variant at 37k so, that was a deal I could not leave.
I'm thinking of buying the iqoo neo 9 pro but I'm confused whether to buy the 8+256 variant or pay 5k more and buy the 12+256 variant. Idk if its worth it or not. I do play games like Freefire, Farlight and BGMI for an average of 3 hours a day so, Ershad, or anyone, if you guys could help me a bit here i would be very grateful😊
@@IronLad BS. Once you use a Telephoto lens you cannot go back. Although I do understand that this one is a gaming focused phone but the 12R should have had a Telephoto.
regarding the brightness in hdr content can you compare these two side by side as oneplus has had some hdr issues and i just wanted to confirm if this phone is fine or not
After using OnePlus for 9 years ... I left the brand this time ... Brought iqoo past week ... The gaming experience is too good ... Something I am fond of ....
Only 1% people use NFC for productive purpose. I have used many devices since 2012 with NFC from Sony , Samsung and IQOO but haven't use it once for payment 😂😂😂.
Bro wtf is this i am a OnePlus user but stop this shit posting 😂😂 Only apple offers resale nd some other premium brands like Razer etc but not one plus 😂😂
This is great for gamers but imo the Nothing Phone(2) is still the best choice for non-gamers, especially with the recent price cut. Better design, better cameras, glyph interface, much better software and wireless charging. Just an overall much better experience with very similar performance too with the 8+Gen1.
Fun fact, the iqoo neo 9 pro which launched in India is actually iqoo neo 9 in china and iqoo neo 9 pro in china has dimensity 9300 which is the flagship SoC of dimensity for this year
Iqoo has a huge Bluetooth bug of disconnecting, even if a Bluetooth device is connected a lot of times the sound comes via phone speakers. The bug has plagued my iqoo neo 7 pro. No software updates have been able to fix it, got 6 updates till date and one major update. Previously I was using OnePlus 7T, that phone was an absolute performer in all those aspects.
Commenting from 12r and yeah I can confirm battery life sucks it drains so quickly but the experience of using is far more better than any Android I have used it's so clean and smooth
IQOO: best gaming mobile ever in budget🎮 OnePlus: All in one mobile 😊 If you're a gamer then no second thought go for IQOO🎮 OnePlus has butter smooth display and premium build quality, best display ever with Dolby vision, best Stereo speakers, Dolby Atmos, Always on display, Trinity Engine (better battery durability, you can use this battery for atleast 4 years), video quality is amazing in 4k 60fps, Haptic sensors, NFC.. I bought OnePlus 12R and I am quite happy with it.😊
These are practical features. Iphone battery health goes down by 25% after 4yrs of usage. So u mean one plus battery will stay at 100% even after 4yrs ?
Bhai mai 5 saal se XR use kar raha hu mai abhi Android pe switch karu ya iphone hi continue karu, actualy XR me sare OS update dekh liye hai par kuch khas changes nahi lagta hai sab UI ek hi jaise hai or vo abhi slow bhi ho gaya hai. Or android me koyi accha suggest karo 50k tak muze iqoo 12 bohat pasand aa raha hai or is saal iqoo 13 aa jaye to or accha honga. Please suggest
For Feel Good Feature and brand value, I Guess, Yess many will Pick One Plus 12R. However the price is Premium by IQOO, although 8 Gen 2 at this price is Great but Just imagine Footfalls if after bank Discount it would have price at 32,000/-, All Smartphone buyers who had kept budget of 30,000/- will be tempt towards spending 2,000/- extra and Footfalls for IQOO would have rooftop same cannot be said when price at 35,000/- as people will tend towards One Plus 12R
@@hardikvinayak7625As I know you can't. You can use it only through your bank app( if your bank app supports it). I own 3 bank account BOB, Union Bank and Federal Bank but only BOB app support nfc
Software is good in my experience. I disabled notifications for most vivo apps in the beginning itself. Never had an issue with software. Even got the May security patch and bug fix update today.
Tips for longer life of smartphone -recommended use a smartphone for 5 years max. -Charge the smartphone using 18w normally unless you are in a hurry & don't use phone during charging- charge at night, charge at 30% & stop before 100% use optimised night charging. -do not update the phone every month unless you have bugs - update 1/2 times a year. - buy a phone having 256gb & NFC. -donot use third party apps no matter what they promise - privacy may get compromised. -if buying premium phones - buy from abroad. -reduce screen time to 3 hours unless you use it for work.
