The standard programs are a bit awkward. Like the way the phone rings...it doesn't pop up on the display, you have to unlock the phone to go to it. Very Bad.... annoying! And the management of the RAM memory is poor at best. For a 12 gb ram phone it still gets jammed up for lack of memory.

The other factor to your buying decision is, do you need the “Pro” version of the phone. Well, I have the standard OnePlus 9 5G and I will be posting my experiences of using that soon to see if the missing elements make a big difference. so check that out on the site soon.

OnePlus fans should look at the 9 Pro, but unless you really really care about camera specs the price might be hard to swallow.

Hasselblad helps the camera compete for the crown, 120 Hz screens are nice, Solid build quality, Fastest charge in the west

Oxygen OS is a little buggier than competitors, Camera is sometimes inconsistent, Glossy back is a dust and fingerprint magnet, OnePlus 9 isn't waterproof

The OnePlus 9 Pro is a good phone with an awesome 120Hz display and smooth performance overall. But it’s let down but it’s Hasselblad Camera.

Great 120Hz display, Good cameras (mostly), Smooth performance, Good battery life, Slightly cheaper than the OnePlus 8 Pro, Fast 50W wireless charging and 65W wired charging

Hasselblad branding doesn’t add much to the camera experience, The phone gets very warm when shooting high-quality video, Photos take a long to process and can turn out blurry, Low fingerprint reader placement

The OnePlus 9 Pro offers phenomenal performance, a vastly superior camera to the brand’s previous smartphones, and a variety of top-end features that make this a serious contender for anyone who’s in the market for a premium Android handset. It won’t be for everyone though as the price is high for this smartphone.

The best OnePlus camera phone; Great power; Premium design;

High price; No microSD support; Middling battery life

The OnePlus 9 Pro really is a great phone, comfortably one of the best Android phones around. The screen impresses, performance is snappy and the camera is surprisingly capable (for a OnePlus phone, at least) – even if a slow camera app can make the experience a little frustrating at times.

Excellent screen; Fast wired and wireless charging is a dream; One of the best versions of Android; Impressive ultra-wide camera;

The camera can be frustratingly slow to open; No great zoom skills and better photos taken elsewhere; Not widely available on contract;

Elsewhere, OxygenOS continues to impress with its clean, fluid layout. The OnePlus 9 Pro’s battery life is decent, and topping up that battery is a ridiculously swift process whether wired or wireless.

Smooth and sharp 120Hz QHD display, Punchy main camera and solid ultrawide, OxygenOS is slick

Dull design, Camera has its quirks, Battery life solid rather than spectacular

The OnePlus 9 Pro is a smartphone with a big, brilliant display and a high powered set of cameras. OnePlus 9 Pro is one of two devices, the other also called OnePlus 9 (without the Pro), with a price that’s over $200 different – with specs to match.

Brilliant professional display, Elegant industrial design, Extraordinary Hassleblad camera array, Decent stereo speaker system, Out-performs launch price

Punch hole display for front-facing camera, Glass front and back demands protective case

The OnePlus 9 Pro brings the flagship fight to Apple and Samsung's door. Does it compete at the very top?...

While I have enjoyed using OnePlus flagship phones over the past couple of years, the comparable flagship phone from Samsung had a few more bells and whistles that convinced me to spend the extra money and use a Samsung as my daily driver.

Fast performance, Extremely fast wired and wireless charging, Volume mode switch, Advanced multiple cameras, No bloatware or ads

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