OnePlus 7 Pro

The OnePlus 7 Pro's motorized pop-up selfie camera is surprisingly durable, featuring a mechanism tested for over 300,000 cycles. It also has a built-in fail-safe where it automatically retracts if it detects a drop via the phone's accelerometer. However, if dust or heavy debris gets lodged inside the mechanism, it can occasionally cause operational hiccups.

By default, the OnePlus 7 Pro dynamically switches between 60Hz and 90Hz to save battery life, but you can force the 90Hz refresh rate through the developer options. This ensures maximum smoothness when scrolling through the OxygenOS interface. Keep in mind that keeping the dynamic AMOLED display locked at 90Hz will noticeably drain the 4,000 mAh battery faster.

The OnePlus 7 Pro originally launched in 2019 with Android 9 Pie and received its last major OS update to Android 11. OnePlus stopped pushing major Android OS updates to this device, though it did receive a few bi-monthly security patches after that. Today, many users rely on custom ROMs like LineageOS to run newer versions of Android securely.

No, despite being a high-end flagship device, the OnePlus 7 Pro lacks built-in wireless charging capabilities. It relies strictly on the company's proprietary Warp Charge 30 technology for fast wired charging. You will need to use the included cable and brick to take advantage of the 30W charging speeds that can power the device from 0 to 50% in about 20 minutes.