OnePlus 12 5G (UK) 16GB RAM+512GB Smartphone, Flowy Emerald [UK Version]

EXCELENTE EQUIPO QUE SE COMPARA CON CUALQUIER GAMA ALTA ( GALAXY S24 ULTRA ), Y CUESTA 10,000 PESOS MENOS. COMPRENLO, NO SE ARREPENTIRAN, TIENE LAS MEJORES PRESTACIONES ACTUALMENTE DEL MERCADO. ES UNA GANGA

I had just about given up on finding a suitable replacement for my dying OnePlus 7 Pro (battery health is 70% and the USB-C port and various radios are acting up) when I finally stumbled onto the 12 series. I first tried the 12R but I hated the camera and, to be honest, I still don't like the point-and-shoot performance of this one vs the 7 Pro with the GCam app, but I love the optical zoom lens and I'll figure out a way to make the rest of the cam cluster work for me. It seems to suffer mostly indoors with the main lens. And there's a weird push toward a lack in depth-of-field in digital imaging sensors or post-processjng (I don't know which) these days that I'm not loving too much. I don't shoot video hardly at all and a 32MP selfie cam just seems like overkill to me but, camera business aside, the phone is like a laptop you can hold and use anywhere with one hand. I'm a OnePlus guy but the last few series just didn't seem worth an upgrade and now this thing is just ridiculously powerful and anything else you can imagine in a phone. It has more customization than I can really force myself to dig into and the basic stuff is easy to get to. I don't care what ColorOS folks say—OxygenOS is more than anyone needs. I don't need color notification icons on my lock screen. Give me a break. If I need thousands of wallpapers and stuff to choose from, the Zedge app is free and exhaustive. And I'm not much on style, to be honest, but the backplate on this (green) thing is the most gorgeous device surface I've ever seen. I really didn't think the blue backing on the 7 Pro could be beaten. Fuh-gettaboutit. I wish I could bring myself to use the thing without a case, it's that attractive. This thing (the 512GB/16GB version) has as much storage as my laptop and twice as much RAM. It charges from 0-100% wired (CHARGER INCLUDED IN THE-BOX HERE—SAMSUNG, GOOGLE, SONY!) in a half-hour and wireless in an hour AND the charge seems to last forever. Sometimes it seems like it takes an hour or two for the indicator to come down off of 100%. The old, nagging "Where's the charger?" feeling is really nice to be over but admittedly not completely banished from my head yet. It honestly feels like I only need to charge it in my car (SUPERVOOC 80w Car Charger only $20 here) for a few minutes a day and never at home. I'm seriously considering turning on the "charge only to 80%" battery life saving thingy-ma-bob/feature/setting. The performance is just breathtaking. I honestly don't think I'm going to bother replacing my 6-year-old Dell Inspiron when it finally gives up the ghost. As good a value as it is compared to other brands' flagships, $900 is not what I originally set out to spend on a new phone. No complaints, though. I understand the effects of post-COVID Tech economics and I'll just have to sacrifice somewhere else. Hopefully it'll hold up for another 5 years or so like the 7 Pro did. OnePlus really knocked it out of the park with this one. :)

Excelente calidad, muy rápido y fluido, excelente cámara y muy bien sonido

"OnePlus 12: A Flagship Powerhouse with Thoughtful Refinements" The OnePlus 12 is a near-perfect blend of performance, design, and innovation, proving that OnePlus is still a strong contender in the flagship smartphone space. Performance & Hardware With 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, multitasking is seamless, and storage concerns are virtually nonexistent. The latest mobile processor delivers top-tier performance, handling demanding apps, gaming, and AI-driven tasks effortlessly. The 5400mAh battery ensures all-day (and beyond) longevity, and 50W wireless charging makes refueling impressively fast. Display & Design The Flowy Emerald colorway is both elegant and unique, complementing the premium build. The display is stunning, offering a high refresh rate and deep contrast, making it ideal for media consumption and productivity. Camera System Co-engineered with Hasselblad, the camera system provides true-to-life color calibration, excellent dynamic range, and impressive low-light performance. The combination of advanced image processing and premium hardware makes it a reliable choice for both casual and professional photography. Final Verdict The OnePlus 12 refines everything that made its predecessors great while introducing meaningful upgrades. It delivers a near-flagship-killer experience with premium performance, a polished OS, and an excellent camera system—making it a top choice for users who want power without unnecessary compromises.

I previously had a Samsung S21 Ultra, but was forced to purchase a new phone when the battery swelled so much the back of the phone popped loose and only the case held it together. I did not have the best impression of the Samsung line, after that--the last really *good* Samsung phone I had was the Galaxy Note 2, many years ago. Since I refuse to use IPhones, finding the OS a giant pain to use and the app environment not intuitive at all, especially not for the kind of price they charge, I started to look at other brands. So, I shopped around and finally stumbled upon several recommendations for the OnePlus 12. Since the camera quality was important to me, and I also wanted something that looked attractive and felt comfortable to hold, I ended up choosing this one. Migrating my data and installing the apps I wanted was very easy, and I have had no trouble at all since purchasing it. It charges super fast on the included cable, lets me adjust all the settings I like to adjust, and does everything a smartphone should do. And the camera is definitely better than the Samsung I had.