Somethings wrong with the OnePlus 10 Pro... - Durability Test!
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2022
- I have bad news about the OnePlus 10 Pro... Good news about shipping though!: Sign up at www.Stamps.com/jerryrig for a special offer that includes a 4-week trial, free postage, and a digital scale. No long-term commitments or contracts. OnePlus has been around for a long time... And usually does very well during my durability tests. But today... thats not the case. The OnePlus 10 Pro does not survive the JerryRigEverything durability test. It snaps in half... quite catastrophically. Thank goodness for spell check, cuz I'm not sure how to spell catestrofically without it. Either way, the OnePlus 10 pro, (or OnePlus 2 if you're into binary) did not survive.
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I believe OnePlus peaked with the 7 Pro. Ever since then, they settled
Oneplus's durabilty failed along with their general hardware to the software to the company in general.
spitting fax
"Never settle" had OP7 and software started sucking last year.
I think the 8T is where they flatlined in terms of good value, personally.
Yup. The 7 Pro and 7T Pro were absolutely beauties. Can't say that about any of their new phones.
Legend has it that the led flash on the snapped One+10 shines to this very day.
🤣🤣
Lmao 😂😂😂
bruh video was posted 3hrs ago and most likely filmed in 48 hrs so its a very bad usage of an abnormally used joke
@@TheKaizerD You clearly don't get the reference
🙄🏃🏽♂️🤣
For many OnePlus enthusiasts like me, I would still prefer a phone that becomes foldable phone at just a simple snap. I love this duality from OnePlus.
This is a joke right?
@@StereoGraph4 I'm shocked that you even asked this. Of course this isn't a joke ;)
@@StereoGraph4 no, look at how innovative this is
@@bit4795 apple did it first with the iphone 6 bend gate
My OnePlus dont jiggle jiggle, it folds...
Nice to see that oneplus has also entered to folding phone market.
😂
/r/yourjokebutworse - oh, I forgot this isn't Reddit
Lol😅😅😅😅
Better then Apple as well. 👀
The folding phone market has not been very popular though. And I don't think this piece of crap will change that.
Oh boy..this video was the last thing that OnePlus needed
Hell yea 🤣
No, the public needed this video. We deserve to know the truth a bout cheap products which this phone is. Jerry does a great job and he has personally saved me $800 - $1000 dollars this phone would have cost me. Thank god I watched this video. I have a Oneplus 8T and up until this video, loved my phone. Now I wonder if it's just a cheap phone. I just ordered a new case off Amazon to hopefully protect it better. I'm going to sell this Oneplus 8T as fast as I can and leave this brand behind.
@@all.day.day-dreamer good if you want a flagship experience for for Apple or Samsung both of them will treat u well
@@lifeisshrt7929 Treat you well? Not if you truly care about the environment and servicing your phones.
@@derbagger22 tf are you talking about?
I still use my old OnePlus 5 that i brought new mid 2017. Surprisingly the battery is still fine after close to 5 years of use. The Li-Po battery has been cycled about 1800 times when they say it usually only last 300 cycles. Still a very fast phone using the Snapdragon 835 and 8gb of ram. Does everything i want it to. Only down fall is the camera isn't the best. When the battery dies ill just replace is and keep using it. If it completely stops working ill probably upgrade to a OnePlus 7 pro.
Damn. My oneplus 5 battery started getting really bad after about 3 years.
I'm still using OnePlus 5 as well
They made the worst possible decisions when it came to structural integrity, leaving the zone where it broke super weak. The camera bump ends there (weakness in the back glass), the volume buttons and antenna line are on either side (weakness in the frame) and the battery housing is right below (no internal component that could help with/prevent the bending (even tho you shouldn't rely on internals for that anyway))
I love that when something fails, he goes into find out why, rather than just tossing it and saying the phone is bad. Gives people a chance to understand how things work.
I want to point out that by naming the structural issues people lern to appreciate other phones which do survive those extreme bending tests. Especially those foldables.
@@shivarsguard especially because sometimes they can bend both ways
And that's why I love these durability tests
@@EggplatnmWatch there are youtubers who do that?
Why the company didnt bend test in their quality control department? They just dont care anymore?
Oneplus's durabilty failed along with their general hardware to the software to the company in general.
They really settled in all categories.
some of which improved like the nord 2 the bend test it already succeeded plus it's much improvement compared to the original nord
Sick burn….oh wait, it can’t forget that either. AMOLED displays…
@@Skedge why does the new software suck? Just curious as I was looking into buying a OnePlus.
@@Brunolauri they basically merged OxygenOS with Oppo's ColorOS. hell, Op10 pro straight up comes with ColorOS.
@@Brunolauri if you know colorOS (which is Oppo's spin on android) was combined with Oxygen OS, so basically they are the same thing now, Oxygen OS will eventually slowly transition to ColorOS, and in latest updates it has been of how much Of colorOS is in there despite them saying they are just combining the departments to make the R&D efficient
Coming from a OnePlus fan OnePlus peaked at OnePlus 7 and 8 with ip rating and wireless charging then they implemented oppo colour os which killed Oxygen os and the green line issue happening with Android 13 update
This test made me laugh so much. Good job mate, I needed a laugh today.
Damn, kinda scary how easy that second bend from the other side looked. Looks like you could bend it by just pushing it against a table with one hand.
It was horrifying seeing it crack from the first bend
Or even by forgetting it's on your back pocket
this is not jerryrig, don't get scammed kids
@@pepega3344 Thanks daddy
Yeah, bend easily like a crackers.
I remember always being excited for OnePlus’ new phones, haven’t had that same feeling with their latest releases…
Last time I felt excited was the 7 Pro
You can still be excited, just be careful to not sit on your new desired phone.
@@zedburg But the phone itself doesn't excite me--only thing that really stood out what the beautiful back glass panel. Same goes for most other (practical) phones on the market...nothing exciting since my 7 Pro for me
@@EvanCopp Then, i respect your opinion and decision. That back glass feature is indeed nice.
@@EvanCopp I know, right? The Oneplus 7 pro was different and cool, something you could be proud of whipping out in the street. After that...... It just became.. a "Chinese phone". It's not cool anymore.
It's not that easy. I really liked it the way you explained. Each time you're doing it in your own way. It's not that easy. Looking forward for more in the future. Take care, Thanks Man.
Really enjoyed, eye opener 😎
I love how even though OnePlus has sponsored Jerry in a couple occasions, he doesn't go easy on them.
Respect
@@restorebrokenphone9013 Bot
Because "That's what heroes do"
That's because one plus is now only a part of Oppo and they start to let oneplus die.
He goes easy on debrand though. Had a grip case and it ended up breaking 😅
@@McMilchreis that's wrong. Oppo, OnePlus, realme, IQOO and vivo are subbrands of BBK electronics
Cracking performance from the OnePlus 10
🤣
Get out
@Carl Gunderson oh snap🌝
@Carl Gunderson don’t milk it lad
Bruh lol
Your telephonic commentary at the start had me rolling.
You have the best way to disassemble them. Great job
It's hard to overstate just how important these videos are for everyday consumers. I hope this shoddy durability doesn't expose the battery and result in any serious fires.....
This phone just released only in china …even if these cheap grade units caught fire and people are injured ..the outside world would never know ….that’s china …
It's easy to overstate that, as you just shown.
Few nord2 blasted in India
The candle lit the curtains
OnePlus: Hold my phone (or sit on it)
Oh so important. Thank God I saw this video. Now I know not to buy this phone because if you scrape the screen with metal, set it on fire, and try to snap it in half as hard as you can... It'll break!
For real, I enjoy these videos but I would never use Jerry's durability test as a major purchasing guide. Everything he does to these phones is orders of magnitude harsher than what any normal person will subject their phone to. I'm disappointed that the OnePlus 10 Pro didn't pass the durability test but at the end of the day it doesn't matter because most people are going to put screen protectors and cases on their phones. Most people don't keep their phones in their back pocket and then sit on them, with or without a case. I had a Nexus 6p which failed the durability test and it was doing just fine after 3 years when I traded it in for Pixel XL.
What a downfall! They missed the OPPOtunity to surpass samsung as the best Android
Tbh, id say pixels are the best Android. The most authentic Android version with none of the third party bloat
Ohh boy I really though OnePlus or pixels gonna take over last year but I have to say Samsung's got some pretty good luck lol
@@tristen9736 pixels have to many bugs, plus Samsung supports 5 yrs of Android updates now and is way ahead in features compared to the Pixel and has a better camera now. Samsung became the face of Android.
@@blackice51374 True
@@adityanarayansreejith9362 Samsung has more than luck actually.
7:17 "The Volcanic Black, Frosted back has been thoroughly CRACKED" 🤣🤣🤣
Very good information best video wish you all the best
OnePlus has settled in every way imaginable
@@restorebrokenphone9013
Stop copying someone's comment and pasting it everywhere
So what they made a mistake, apple did it too
@@Cam189eron OnePlus has shifted their entire brand in a way that’s objectively worse for the consumer. Their whole thing was truly excellent bang for the buck devices, which ended with the OnePlus 8 Pro.
Apple didn’t make a shift like that, they’ve kept their brand pretty consistent for years now. That’s why people are disappointed with OnePlus. Not just because this phone snapped, but for what that represents as a whole. You bet your ass OnePlus would have never released a phone like this in 2016.
@@Cam189eron it's a garbage. You can call it a mistake if u feel better.
@@Cam189eron What mistake did apple make exactly, their iPhone 13 linups has been selling better than the iPhone 12 lineup ever did, this year was an excellent refresh, Apple took the battery memes around iPhones seriously this time round, thats what happens when a trillion dollar takes memes seriously. They are always into making expensive premium phones since the start and not great value phones like OnePlus once was
Jerry: "It does scratch at a level six"
Everyone else: "WITH DEEPER GROOVES AT A LEVEL SEVEN"
All the phone are the same with that except for folding and special one
@@coprr965 When I first saw the thumbnail I thought this was a folding phone. Well it does fold.
@@123ftw1 lol
I also meant that he says with deeper grooves at a level seven all the time
@@123ftw1 just once
Good video. I have this phone and so far I am happy with it. Most brands make them Slimer and taller so there is more risk and oneplus made a mistake by not strengthening it in the central part. If you use a case and don't try to brake it on purpose then is absolutely fine...
Love your videos and style, but hate that scratchy sound
What a shame to see OnePlus crumble like this. I am still running my 3T to this day (6 years almost), maybe buying the OP7 Pro was the best move. I'll preserve this thing as long as possible as the OP9 gave bad vibes right from the start.
Oneplus 7t pro was the last good phone.
Still loving the retractable selfie cam
I had a 3 and it was still going strong when I upgraded. Only did it because of a good sale on the 7 Pro and my 3 had fallen on the concrete while I was longboarding and shattered.
The op9 was still a good phone. It was only too expensive for oneplus fans, but it was a lot better than previous oneplus phones.
i switched from 3t to pixel5a just 3 months ago... dont think i'll be back to 1+ anymore..
@@kustu yeah but in the that price segment there are better phones available than op9
They have became the very thing they swore to destroy
I used to be really hyped at their phone releases. But they seem to have settled with higher prices and less quality.
And yes Jerry (Zack) if you snap a phone like that, that definitely affects my buying decision.
Like, literally, it bent too easily. It's even worse than last year's gaming phones in terms of durability
Considering most phones pass if one fails then i am very not likely to get it.
Yeah I don't think any of his regular viewers are going to look for a 1+10 pro to buy
his name is zack...
@@aaronv3859 and he give a zero fack
ഞങ്ങളുടെ shaaz അണ്ണൻ വരുന്നെടാ നീ തീർന്ന്...
7:22 the cracks make it look like a tree 🤔
*This "break" really sums it all up for me.*
*The Company. The legacy. The Dream.*
From the point that they merged oxygen OS with oppo it was a dead giveaway
Oneplus is just a name, Oppo is responsible now.
Legacy? Chinese noob company
Definitely no flagship killer in this device. Or maybe OnePlus ment that their devices are the new kamikaze killers. If this device can't kill other flagship devices, then maybe its best if this device just kill itself instead. At least OnePlus isn't lying about their devices being flagship killers.
@@sgodsellify the real flagship killer was op3 rest is just declination.
Come on Zach, one plus is simply giving us the value king with this phone here. Who else offers a folding phone at a 1000 dollars? Didn’t think so. Oneplus truly never settled
Bruh 😂😂
And in comparison to for example the Galaxy Fold 3 or one of the other dumb folding phones, here you can even see the interior. Really interesting to see😂
Actually that’s a good point 🤣
You got us in the first half
@@shivamdhumal5864 ngl
LOL 2:37, watching on a phone with stereo speakers is just so funny. Nailed it👌😂
I would love a compilation video of all phone that snap in half.
nice poetry at 7:16
9:00 "Oneplus thinks that Americans are too fat for this phone" - JerryRigEverything 2022
`I think we have to wait for the metaverse' was fire🔥🔥
Nice little snap shot of the one + it was a cracking show 😂 I am sure in daily use it's a decent enough phone
The impact that this one durability test will have on oneplus as a whole is extraordinary
JerryRigEverything: "imma end this man's whole career"
Looks like a cheap phone now unlike the earlier premium looking ones..
Yep. Came here from Slashdot. It's gone viral.
It'll have no impact. Almost nobody makes buying decisions based on this channel.
@@VanquishedAgain what world do you live in my friend? I bought my oneplus 5t based on you youtube reviews 😂
Oh... my... god! I'm planning to buy this phone, but now It's better for me to change my plan.
yeah you better
Get the S22 ultra 🌚
Get s22 ultra. Got mine on pre order, gonna be here today - 4 days early :D
How much do you bend phones?
get a iphone or samsung dont buy this shit
Dude!!! This is insane!!! No mobile could approve those tests!!!!
I think you should include drop tests, I'd be very interested to see how the current fashion for glass and ceramic rear housings stand up to a drop onto concrete from waist height or thereabouts, I understand these materials look great but most people use some form of protection which invariably hides these premium materials from view and adds more weight and bulk to already big phones!
Surely it makes more sense to use a more durable material in the construction of the phone and make the cover / case from glass or ceramic if a more premium material is desired, this would give people the option to change the look of their phone easily and as often as they like.
I've got an s21 that I've stupidly dropped many times, often when I open my car door to get out, it slides out of my pocket cause I'm too stubborn for a case, and it has crashed down onto pavement too many times to count, but honestly not once did it get cracked from doing do. Although it does have cracks, I don't remember exactly how but I did crack it somewhat early on, so it survived all those pavement plummets with pre existing cracks, but they still never spread or got any worse. Though the metal frame has a couple dings, screen has held up really well :)
Yes I know I should use a case. But no, I still wont
@@latenightcrunch bro my a52s5g 4 months old got few serious blows poor guy but holding up well with minor dent and few scratchs on screen lol
@@latenightcrunch Of course you are free to use or not use a Case, I do because my phone represents a large investment for me and I don't want to run the risk (glass shards tend to be troublesome for hand held equipment, unless of course you where gloves all the time!). I believe the Samsung S21 series have a 'glastic' material on the back as did the Sony XZ 1 which I owned and never used a case.
Also it seems manufacturers have limited ideas for premium materials, we don't see the all aluminium or stainless steel phones of not so long ago anymore!
I used my pixel 4a5g without a case because it had the plastic back. I with they had non glass versions of flagships. Lighter and more durable without the added bulk of a case but with great specs.
@@ottallman Active S and FE?
It must be last phone from oneplus 😂😂
it should be
Tbh they are overrated af Infinix deserve more recogition
Or they will make a better phone next year 😁
He purchased it since it's China model.
@@yoz22floryn that’s what they said last year
I've had my 10 pro for almost a year now and loved it until I took off my case today and saw that my back glass had cracked! No major drops or anything crazy, and the front screen is perfect and the phone operates normally.
Dear sir, your videos are pure poetry. 😂Please don’t stop making them any time soon 🙏🏼
Man I really feel like the 7 Pro was their last truly great device. I'm switching to google if it dies but I've replaced the battery and put on a custom rom so I hope it'll last me a long time!
Google is not best choose if you want to keep a phone for longer the 2 years as google drop support for older pixels fast to making them obsolete so you buy newer model bit like apple does so if you plan on keeping it dont bother but if you a 1 year phone person it ok choice.
@@giggity4670 true but I care about tge cameras and some pixel exclusive features, after the support period I'll just flash another rom
I'm using a OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren edition right now. It is good, except for thermal shutdown in hot weather with direct sunlight in the car.
@@techtt6213 What is tge camera?
@@techtt6213 where do u find the custom roms ? i want one for my xiaomi phone
Been rocking my OP7TPro caseless since the day I bought it. A few scratches here and there but the phone has survived multiple 5 foot drops and even an extended dip into a pool, all while continuing to work in perfect condition. I am amazed at how good OnePlus was, as well as how far they've fallen.
7T & 10 are the only devices to fail the durability test apart from nord, 7T is a bad design aswell however the 7Pro & 7TPro are the best they ever made
They really dont care about Oneplus anymore. Merged with Oppo. Usb type c on one side of the charger. Build quality lke this. Are those bloatwares I see? I have 5t no bloatware.
lol my op7 pro died yesterday after it was in the Rain for 20 min
@@bigd7108 😭
@CognizantxNight i was cought by the rain when I rode my bike to work and used it as my navigation.
Is been 10 months since I have the one plus 10 pro and it has not even a scratch, what type of phones you are looking for? You want to use it in war or something?
8:00 "Technically they are both folding phones now" - i died lol
Durability is definitely the top of my list of requirements, even above performance. We shouldn't have to be so scared about dropping something expensive that we're basically required to carry with us
Combined with software support.
i was actually ready to buy this phone until i saw this video. disgusting, I know that this will not happen with everyday use but still I don't care its expensive and it should be more durable than my poco f1.
I agree
That's why I shifted to Rugged phones.. The chipset is a plus.
Yet many babies are dropped on their heads each year.
Its nice how they made them as slippery as they are though.
It's extremely strange that this could happen. With all the best practices the industry got from years of making smartphones, this engineering mistake should not happen at all.
But isn't it actually plastic inside with just outside made of aluminium ?
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Omg my heart just broke when you put the first scratch on the phone
I enjoyed watching the fail compilation way more than I should
8:09 and that's why close your folding knives 😂
8:20 WEAR GLOVES!!!😱
7:13 ma man been hitting the gym lately 😂
Hey jerry do you resell the phones you've tested?
My 6T has been working great for me for a few years, and only recently started having minor software glitches. I've been so happy with it but since OnePlus jumped on the NFT bandwagon, I was wondering what to do for my next phone. I'm actually rather glad to see their 10Pro perform so poorly as it makes my decision to leave the brand even easier than before
If it's Android then definitely Samsung, cause Google are being very experimental with the pixel lineup. Why Samsung? Cause they have majorly upgraded their software, camera quality along with their already exceptional hardware and screen quality, plus they now promise you 4 years of TIMELY sw updates. I'd suggest S22 Ultra cause other 2 kinda suffer in the battery dept. And as always iPhone is an option too if you're done with Android.
@@ohmahnav4176 Samsung does seem to be doing well for their phones, and I can't stand trying to do anything in the Apple ecosystem. Maybe I'll check out Samsung's new phones when my 6T finally kicks the bucket.
I also have the 6T and also have been having glitches since the last update. For me, the top menu sometimes freezes and Google stuff doesn't work over 4G until I switch the connection off and on. Same issues for you? Or something else?
@@cachedgaming Samsung always have motherboard and therefore quality control problems. Just look up problems with the s21 ultra. On my tab s6, i was using the notes app, its turns off, turns back on with half the screen glitched (black and white pixels fo the top half of the screen). They also slow down real quick and updates introduce a ton of bugs. id suggest jumping to iphone or keeping realme or oneplus.
Don't buy one of their phones again. If you're used to their old oxygen os you'll be devastated when you try OOS11 and 12
Please could you teardown the new oneplus 11, i am very curious to see it cause i have recently purchased it. Please
Just bought a OnePlus 10 pro in the US through a tmobile store. Not gonna try to bend it but will note camera is now 48mp so structure May have also improved. Will note to be careful with it though. Didn't realize the back was glass. Also did not come with plastic screen protector
"Technically they are both folding phones now" 😂 😂 😂
When the founders of a company leave the company, you know that there is something wrong....
I've been running with mine for about a month now can't say that I've had the urge to attempt to bend it. And it's always in my back pocket maybe the assumption is everyone is smart enough to get a case but the late release to America (Texas here), was due to not believe all Americans are intelligent enough to put a protective case on it
I keep wondering what to upgrade to once my oneplus 7t has aged. I don't see any draw to stick with oneplus anymore though and I've had 3 of their phones since the oneplusone first launched.
Glad to see the 7 Pro getting so much love. So sad to see OnePlus settled, even though it was to be expected.
Wow, I remember how good and well the OnePlus 6 was fot it's cheap competitive price, how fancy and just perfect the OnePlus 7 Pro got with its 90hz 1440P notchless Display, how impressive the Camera was on the OnePlus 8 Pro and how they managed to improve that camera and all with the OnePlus 9 Pro. I really liked the strong improved Ultrawide camera (same as Huawei did but without Google nothing works) Don't forget the perfect Oxygen OS!
But this OnePlus 10 Pro with ColorOS is a shame!
Oneplus becomes oppo when carl pei leave the company. So basically, oneplus is oppo. What a shame.
Still rocking OnePlus 7 Pro since it's launch until now. Never looked back and never ahead. No notch on the screen feels just amazing, and retractable selfie camera works just fine (don't use it very often though).
still chineese brand, and for me RED light
I'm still rocking the 7T Pro and it's more than perfect!
I still have the original screen protector on it. Lol.
@ I recommend you a glass screen protector, one that you have to install with uv light. It saved me!
Well flashlight works with bend mode👍
As a structural engineer, yes, there is a natural yield line between the battery and camera. this weakness is in fact exacerbated by the layout of the buttons and cutouts.
There's a few things wrong with OnePlus's implementation of a "camera contour" module. First of all, there's more points of compromise because they stuck the cutout lower instead of just using up the upper corner area. It also doesn't help that the extended "housing" of the camera is seemingly too thin to actually help with any structural integrity at all. Then OnePlus decided to stick other points of compromise with an antenna and the volume button right where the battery and the main logic board meets. Compared to the S21U, which OnePlus clearly borrowed heavily from, the 10 Pro just looks like an unpolished copycat that only got the exterior somewhat right, but the actual inside engineering is highly questionable.
China used to grow by being a copycat, and... grows by being a copycat
Its a chinese phone wtf do you expect lol
Honestly I'd say these videos do affect my buying choices, because the last phone I bought, I did after checking out your videos on it, so... yeah!
I'd say the same if I wasn't broke
I bought the Nexus 6p despite its utter failure in his durability test. The phone never bent, but did suffer from the boot loop of death (BLoD) 13 months into ownership. Both Google and Huawei not standing behind their phone made me quit Google Fi, and never buy another Google or Huawei phone again. The class action lawsuit was far too little with how many claimants there were with defective batteries or had the BLoD.
"The Volcanic Black Frosted Back has been thoroughly Cracked"
-Jerry
The OnePlus 6 is where it started for me. Just outstanding value for the price, but their newer mainline phones just don't seem to have it anymore. However, their Nord line of phones are an amazing bang for your buck. I currently own the OnePlus Nord 2 Pac Man edition, and it's an amazing phone with an extremely affordable price compared to competitors and the OP 10 pro and OP 10. But I truly wish they'd focus more on what made the older models and the Nord models so great.
Same for me, I got the 6T model, since I was checking their releases to get a new one, but none of the new one got my attention they lack the "Flagship killer with the correct price" that make the difference.
ONEPLUS 10???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
First the camera, then the much loved OS and now the structural integrity; everything is just going downhill for OnePlus lovers.
What's wrong with the camera and os?
@@MariusMerchiers the camera is shit ,not as good as Samsung and apple,and os has started to mix with color is of oppo
@@amrit5679 but it's colorOS for now because oneplus 10 is only out in China. When it's get released in Europe and USA it will be OxygenOS. And the camera will never be as good as Apple or Samsung. But it's always better than the previous year
@@MariusMerchiers nah. not only that. oneplus has known for been flagship killer. but now they entered the flagship territory. with that kind of money. i'm think i'll go with samsung for quality,camera & updates. goodbye oneplus
@@MariusMerchiers Ya,but Samsung galaxy s22 ultra is the phone to go for, instead of this Chinese
As nice as the newer phones have looked, I think I'll have to go elsewhere when I eventually upgrade my 7 Pro.
zenfone 8 flip if you want a full screen phone,
(which is basically the same specs as 7 pro but better) and it can flip its camera module
or just the 8 if you want a compact phone at 5.9 inches.
also, both have zenui, which is clean software
@@0638 no one wants that cheap shitty android phone💀
I'm going to wait one more year at least.
@@nateluthor4643 up to yr decision my guy
There has never been a phone better than this one and never will be in OnePlus series.
God's work sir!!! You earned another sub. Most reliable flash!
I'm a OnePlus fan from the beginning. Had the OnePlus One, 3, 6T and currently the 8 Pro. All of them are awesome phones. I will like always skip at least 2 editions until I buy a new one. Hope the OnePlus 11 and/or 12 will be better than this one.
11 is sick!!!
@@markbakkerhslThe 12 is even better!
I just love how you apply your subtle insults in the video, just amazing
7:45 jerry settled oneflush 10 pro
He is so brave , using brave hands to remove the glass from the broken phone
The side scratching. It's torture.
It's a feature, OnePlus 10 is actually a folding phone.
Oneplus's durabilty failed along with their general hardware to the software to the company in general.
@@restorebrokenphone9013 yea don't know why they are intentionally drowning their own brand
Interesting, 10 Pro is basically a 9 Pro refresh (with downgraded Ultra-Wide), yet 9 Pro did not even budge at bending test.
I noticed the same on samsung
It's literally WORSE than last year's phone... even the worst iPhone refreshes aren't as terrible haha
@@tommymician121 Still interested in OnePlus 10 Ultra global release this spring/summer with Periscope, MariSilicon X ISP and SD 8 gen 1+ made by TSMC. Just hope it is not a waffle as 10 Pro.
@@TheChazas sounds nice but is it really gonna be better than the s22 ultra with it's s pen etc.
@@tommymician121 honestly, who knows. and well pen is a niche thing, and personally I dont need it, instead I would take more battery or bigger sensors for the space pen uses up.
Your voice is so soothing
Damn...that has got to be the best flash on the market bar none!
I've had One plus 1, 3t, 6t, and I recently upgraded to an 8T. On the used market the 8T is a pretty good deal. It's much faster than the 6T and it pretty much competes spec wise with even newer flagship models. Well worth the 400 I spent on it. The 9 series and the 10 series look like a waste of time IMO. My plan going forward is to buy a slightly used phone 12-18 months after releases. Hopefully one plus can redeem itself before I'm ready to buy a new phone.
3:02 "Any protection is good protection."
That's what I said 3 years ago and now I'm a father of a child
What did you used a panty hose
Wow. Zach made a new folding Onpelus phone. And that led light is the hero of the story.
np still rocking the one plus 5 with metal back. with the direction one plus taking with the phones don't think gonna buy another one plus phone for the foreseeable future
It's exactly the same construction mistake that the ROG Phone 5 has. They both have a seperation between a battery and PCB run along the entire width of the phone, and a weakness in both side rails at the same location. It's even specifically an antenna band on one side for both phones! (But the second weakness on the ROG Phone is the fan connector, not the volume button.)
Even for Asus, who doesn't have as big a name in the smartphone market as OnePlus, it's a bad design, but for OnePlus, who has a much bigger market share and more experience (if you include Oppo's other phones this is amplified further), making the same mistake a year later is even more disappointing.
On the note of the ROG Phone 5, though, regarding your question at the end, I do have one, I do enjoy it, and I keep my phone in the front pocket anyway. But, even though the positives do outweigh it in my view, the construction flaw is still very bad and I do think about it every time there is any sort of stress on the phone.
Yes, it does have an impact, especially since OnePlus has the highest prices, at the same level as Samsung. I am expecting something more durable from a 1k phone.
It was only acceptable when they had phones costing 400/500 euros.
Yeah, although it should be noted that OnePlus was $200 cheaper MSRP for their flagship. It's still $100 more than the Pixel 6 pro and is definitely overpriced but still a little bit less than the Samsung flagships.
Nokia
Eh, not even that is acceptable. My phone is a $400 Xiaomi 11T and I expect durability from it. So far it's good, but if I ever see Xiaomi 11T failing a durability test, I will definitely change this phone to Xiaomi 12T later.
My last phone was a $110 Infinix Hot 10, and I expected durability from it. It has served me very well, and if I ever want to change my daily driver to Xiaomi 12T (if they don't fix 11T's bugs and 12T is a lot better), I will use my Hot 10 again for a while as a temporary phone.
my oneplus 5 was durable, right now my only issue was the battery life was shorter compared to when it was brand new. thats why i guess oneplus really settled when they got popular, they care less on their new phones because they are already popular and already earning more money
Finally we saw oneplus fold first unboxing on this channel
Will you be doing a video of OnePlus 10 Pro international edition? I'm really hoping they fix the structural integrity
3:12 Sad Life 😅
Please take this Oppo-rtunity to tell us Zach
Ok this was good.
Here before the bots
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@@jonb0i maybe I’m a bot
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You should retest with a retail unit, one you had could have been a prototype unit
Have you been able to test the T-Mobile variant now that it is stateside to see if it is built any different since it does have IP68?
After owning the OP7 Pro, with it’s amazing durability, I am glad that I realized the newer Oneplus phones were really bad. Things sure did spiral down quickly though, only 3 phones later and it is already this bad.
One plus isn't the same.
@@kamallb4650 pei left right?
You are tripping, the newest one is just as good as other flagship models. Get over the pop up camera already
8:41 Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly. 😂