The Oxygen OS gives a clean and smooth performance with some good customization features. In terms of software, OnePlus Nord 2T runs Android 12 with Oxygen OS 12.1 on top. In terms of synthetic benchmarks, we ran throttle test, Antutu, Geekbench 5, and other tests. Games like CoD Mobile, and Asphalt 9 ran well even with high frame rates and HD-level graphics.
Gaming on the Nord 2T is also smooth for the most part. The multitasking experience was also good. Browsing in chrome on social media sites like Twitter and Instagram is super smooth and fast. In terms of performance, the phone handled everything well. The OnePlus 2T we reviewed had 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. OnePlus has combined the Dimensity 1300 SoC with up to 12GB LPDDR 4X RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage. MediaTek has repackaged the Dimensity 1200 along with HyperEngine 5 for better gaming performance. It doesn’t seem to bring much improvement over Dimensity 1200 SoC as the cores types and their clock speeds remain the same. It is the first smartphone in the Indian market with this chipset. OnePlus Nord 2T is powered by MediaTek Dimensity 1300 chipset. OnePlus Nord 2T can make 4K videos at 3fps or 1080p at 60fps. There was very less noise in the selfies. The focus was kept on the subject with the background being secondary and the colors were accurate. The 32MP selfie camera at the front clicks bright images with real skin tones but the selfies lacked detailing. It would have been better if a 2MP telephoto lens would have been used instead of a monochrome one. The 2MP lens clicks just about average images and is better off unused. The autofocus too isn’t that great but that doesn’t show much in the quality of the images.Ĭoming to the 8MP ultrawide camera, it clicks decent wide-angle shots depending on the light conditions and the subject in the frame. There are enough details as well but these details seem lost in nighttime clicks. The shots taken in daylight are sharp and bright with paunchy colors. It clicks good shots in daylight but the performance suffers a bit when the light is not available.
The phone shall is primarily made of plastic and the device is protected by Gorilla Glass 5. It has a sandstone-ish finish at the back and the alert slider has also returned. The variant with a Gray paint job has a textured back that might remind you of the initial OnePlus One. My review unit came in the Jade Fog color variant and it has a smooth glass finish on the backside. While the dimensions, and facia of the phone are identical to Nord 2, it also manages to retain classic OnePlus elements. The OnePlus Nord 2 T’s looks and feel is one of its strongest suits. Motorola G82 5G Review: A mid-ranger that widens your horizon Motorola Edge 30 Review: 5G ready phone for everyday needs Realme Narzo 50 5G Review: A capable 5G phone for the masses WiFi 802.11, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS, NFC, USB Type-C
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