OnePlus Nord N30 5G | Unlocked Dual-SIM Android Smart Phone | 6.7" LCD Display | 8 +128GB | 5000 mAh Battery | 50W Fast Charging | 108MP Camera | Chromatic Gray

I bought this phone in August and have been using it daily for 4 months now. In short, the Nord N30 5G meets all of my needs, and I'm very impressed with the quality. I chose this phone after reading reviews on a tech blog website, comparing phones from OnePlus and various other brands. My two biggest criteria were: 1. Low cost, and 2. Long battery life. I don't care much about high camera quality or screen quality, or running high-spec games. I really just needed a phone that could handle running important apps like GPS/navigation, phone calling, and internet browsing for a long time during a long workday -- without overheating or draining the whole battery quickly. I just had way less stress all around with this new phone when using it for work or leisure. Positives: Everything positive I read online was indeed true. The CPU chip seems good -- The apps I use the most load quickly, and don't cause each other to crash when running at the same time. This is especially important when you must use bloated or optimized apps. The overall battery life is huge, and the battery recharges VERY quickly with the high-speed red cable. There's a lot of internal storage by default, so I won't have to worry about external memory for a while. The screen seems bright enough and high-resolution enough for me. When I use the camera, the pictures usually come out clear despite unsteady hands. Sound quality is great. User controls make sense, though I had to get used to a few new swipe motions. It's working just fine on my local Verizon network. Physical buttons for power and volume, wired headphones port. Concerns: This phone is heavier than any of my previous phones, so that takes some getting used to. There are various system options for changing how notifications and notification sounds work for the whole system or for individual apps, but the sub-menus all look similar and I have difficulty understanding which settings are taking priority. Finally, the physical volume and power buttons are positioned perfectly across from each other so you can click them to take a photo or screenshot -- however, this means it's very easy to accidentally do that when just trying to pick the phone up or pull it out of your pocket. In conclusion, I highly recommend this phone if you need a new work phone and you're trying to make ends meet.

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Schwer enttäuscht. Dieses Gerät ist extrem fragil und ist nach einem einzigen Sturz aus Kniehöhe, sitzend auf einem Bahnsteig restlos kaputt gegangen. Ich habe es kaum einen Monat besessen. Der Reparaturservice konnte es auch nicht wiederherstellen. Nicht nur die Batterie, auch die Hauptplatine ist bei dem Sturz aus 50cm komplett kaputt gegangen. Ersatzteile sind nicht zu beschaffen, da sie mit enorm hohen Kosten verbunden sind. Der Hersteller hat keine Niederlassungen in Deutschland, so kann ich also auch nicht von der Garantie Gebrauch machen. Die Webseite ist *sehr* benutzerunfreundlich und weist Kunden ohne das genau richtige Modell ab. Niemals dieses Handy kaufen, wenn man sich ein ansatzweise robustes Gerät wünscht. Die "Stereo"-Lautsprecher funktionieren außerdem fehlerhaft. Der untere Lautsprecher ist wesentlich lauter als der obere. Man muss über Accessibility Options die Balance auf den linken Kopfhörer verschieben, um ansatzweise einen ausgeglichenen Stereo Sound zu erreichen. Dies führt aber dazu, dass einige Höhen besonders laut sind.

First off, I'm not a power user, so I can't speak to processor speed, ability to game, or any of that. 3/4 or more of the time I use it as strictly a phone, I don't even have data or WiFi turned on because I don't need it. This replaced a Moto Stylus that was losing battery capacity and was old enough to not warrant replacing the battery, which isn't easy anymore. Battery life is better than the Stylus when it was new, and that's saying something. If I'm just around the house, not using mobile data or WiFi, in a couple of days the battery may drop to 80% or so...which is pretty good because I'm in an area with lousy cell coverage, with the phone varying between towers in two different time zones. That's a battery eater, but this phone handles it well. It also seems to connect easier and with a better signal than the Stylus in the same areas. Granted the Stylus is 4g and this is 5g, but at my house there are no 5g signals, so everything here is 4g LTE. Camera? Again I'm not a professional photographer, but the camera seems to be every bit as good as the one on the Stylus, which people rate highly. The pictures I've taken have come out well and I'm happy with the camera. I rate the audio quality, of both the handset and external speaker on phone calls as better than the Stylus. The media audio has a 200% setting that is way overdrive in volume, I have some hearing loss and it's way too loud for me. Changeover was easier than I've ever had. Most of my apps transferred with their settings and passwords, and yesterday when I went to set up Bluetooth for my cheap radio in my old truck, I was shocked to find that somehow it had set up itself.... I had phone functions and BT Audio (aka Sirius) without having to pair and enter numbers. The phone also pops up to tell me about apps running in the background that are wasting battery, and gives the option to optimize them for battery life which is great. All told, I don't have many complaints. The method to power off is not instinctive, but it does prevent accidental turn offs. All in all, if you're a normal person looking for a phone first and internet toy second, I think you'll be happy.