Oneplus Nord 2

Again, it does a good job with portrait shots and you've got Nightscape support for low light snaps if you want to avoid that screen flash shiny face ...

The colors are a bit washed out though, so that's the Oneplus Nord 2 5g. You get a snazzy looking and solid build, a bright and colorful 90hz amoled, ...

the Nord 2 no Nord Ce2 light which starts at 279 pounds and also as I say, you get some features like microsd and headphone jacks that you don't get w...

I've extensively used the OnePlus Nord 2, and it's barely any different from OxygenOS 11. The only things that have changed are the camera app(for the better as OnePlus camera processing sucks) and there's some settings menu shuffling. OxygenOS already was too far gone from AOSP and was basically very similar to ColorOS even before the codebase merger. It's not like they switched from Pixel UI to MIUI.

But the more I use the OnePlus Nord 2, the more I think that this is the phone that fits that description much more accurately. From its screen, to its cameras, its processor, and its software, the Nord 2 feels like a flagship phone stripped of any unnecessary features. There’s no Hasselblad-branded cameras, just a reasonably specced set of sensors

I just bought a OnePlus Nord 2 but it has on major flaw - it is overheating even during 'normal' use (browsing, socials etc.). I'm not used to this at all, as my old Honor 9 was never heating (or at least in very rare occasions) while being very fluid. Is it normal for a 2021 smartphone to overheat?

I loved the phone itself and how snappy everything was and how extremely fast the battery charged but the cellular service was trash (mint mobile) and no it's not my carrier mint is absolutely amazing and I have had zero issues with this company. As soon as I switched my sim card to my previous Nord...

If you're able to afford something like the OnePlus Nord 2 and its variants, the A52 isn't that far off, adjacent price brackets. Almost all Samsung A phones run One UI the full version. Even if you can't use the native version, there's always Samsung Flow.

I wanted to like this phone. Too bad. Background: I needed to replace my dual SIM Moto G8. Very few made-for-US unlocked phones have dual SIM capacity, and my second SIM is European, so I usually get phones for the EU or South Asian markets. I also wanted 5g, if possible, and a slightly better camer...

* 256g storage minumum. * Compatible with 5G / Cricket / United States. The OnePlus Nord 2 looks like an easy pick.