Im using an oneplus 7 pro the ui is so smooth idk i will like the ui of iqoo phones i need an upgrade i think i like stock android cause it's smooth confused on motorola and iqoo devices the specs are great but the ui ,im not liking it
If you don't play heavy titles such as Genshin Impact, Motorola should be the choice as it offers an overall better UI experience. The iQOO Neo9 Pro's UI elements are designed in a way that its not good at all for one-handed use. I have just added a video showing why, which should clear the confusion. Just check it out.
I have noticed occasional stutters while opening the app drawer for a couple of times in the last two months. Other than that, the UI is smooth. The phone is very efficient and the only way you can drain it within 24 hours is by playing games like Genshin Impact. I also didn't notice any issues with 5G connectivity. Lastly, it charged from 20%-70% in 16 minutes this morning, which I think is really good. And the best part is that it never overheats while charging this fast.
@@divyaprakashgavel2892 realme gt 6, OnePlus 12r, iqoo neo9 pro all offers good performance and battery life but the realme and OnePlus are currently slightly more expensive, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, camera is relatively better on iqoo neo9 pro. Ultimately, it comes down to your UI preference. I personally don't like Funtouch OS's design language (this is the only, that I don't like about this phone) if oppo and vivo's skins feels like a compromise to you, I will recommend the Moto Edge 50 Pro. Aside from the occasional inconsistent colors from the telephoto, the camera is good, and UI is far better from all of the above in my experience.
Im using an oneplus 7 pro the ui is so smooth idk i will like the ui of iqoo phones i need an upgrade i think i like stock android cause it's smooth confused on motorola and iqoo devices the specs are great but the ui ,im not liking it
If you don't play heavy titles such as Genshin Impact, Motorola should be the choice as it offers an overall better UI experience. The iQOO Neo9 Pro's UI elements are designed in a way that its not good at all for one-handed use. I have just added a video showing why, which should clear the confusion. Just check it out.
Is the ui feel laggy ? And what about battery and network ?
I have noticed occasional stutters while opening the app drawer for a couple of times in the last two months. Other than that, the UI is smooth.
The phone is very efficient and the only way you can drain it within 24 hours is by playing games like Genshin Impact. I also didn't notice any issues with 5G connectivity.
Lastly, it charged from 20%-70% in 16 minutes this morning, which I think is really good. And the best part is that it never overheats while charging this fast.
@@TechAnalystUA-cam thank you 😄
I want to buy it is it worth it . Else i buy realme gt 6 or oneplus 12r
Suggest any other under 40k . Priority camera ui and battery
@@divyaprakashgavel2892 realme gt 6, OnePlus 12r, iqoo neo9 pro all offers good performance and battery life
but the realme and OnePlus are currently slightly more expensive, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, camera is relatively better on iqoo neo9 pro.
Ultimately, it comes down to your UI preference.
I personally don't like Funtouch OS's design language (this is the only, that I don't like about this phone)
if oppo and vivo's skins feels like a compromise to you, I will recommend the Moto Edge 50 Pro. Aside from the occasional inconsistent colors from the telephoto, the camera is good, and UI is far better from all of the above in my experience.