The OnePlus 12R 5G is the subject of the discussion as the versatile upper mid-segment handset with the assortment of top-shelf components for a reasonable amount of money. Built around the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SOC, this device hope to provide flagship experience for not so flagship price.
Design and Display
The OnePlus 12R comes with a 6. 78 inches ProXDR AMOLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and 10-bit color depth. A protracted OLED screen with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 is employed for the screen, all to boot, providing violent pictures and a slippery touch. offering 2780 x 1264 pixels, it offers nice and clean visuals that do not come alike to the highest resolution of the OnePlus 12.
Performance and Camera
The mobile comes with 16 GB of LPDDR5X RAM for optimal performance and 256 GB of storage in the form of UFS 3.1 for greater memory. The 50 MP main camera does a good job in enabling snapping of high-quality photos, and the liquid metal 3.0 guarantees quick and smooth functioning of all the apps and games for the gameplay. Still, what this device is missing is a telephoto lens and both ultra-wide camera and macro sensors fail to impress.
Battery and Other Features
Although it if fun and has good battery life for its intended use, the OnePlus 12R packs a 5,500 mAh battery. It has fast charging but does not come with wireless charging capability.
It is also touched on that the phone is IP64 certified, this implies that the phone is somewhat resistant to dust but cannot withstand water damage. It also has a USB 2. 0 port and comes with UFS 3. 1 storage, which was listed as UFS 4. 0 here first, which is confusing to some users.
Price and Competitors
Starting from ₹45,999 in India, €599 in Europe and $599.99 in the US, the targeted audience for OnePlus 12R is mid-range devices lovers as an affordable analog of modern flagman.
Strong competitors to the Nothing Phone (2) include Motorola Edge 50 Pro, for instance; each of the models has its strengths. There are also Google Pixel 8A or OnePlus 11 if you are having different priorities or looking for a cheaper device.
