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The 300 OnePlus phone charges faster than any iPhone right now and just to show you it's 12:32 p.m its battery is at 62 percent and I'm just gonna plug it in while we talk and we'll see where it ends up. The OnePlus Nord N35g is one of the more exciting 300 phones I've tested so far this year. The company has released a number of phones at this price or less in its Nord line but this year's N30 is stacked with specs that we simply haven't seen at this price range. Its headline feature is its 108 megapixel main camera. I'll go over that more later because while it grabs attention it's actually one of the more weaker spots for this phone.
The OnePlus N35g also includes a bright 6.72 inch screen with a 120 hertz refresh rate and 1080p resolution. It runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 chip has Android 13 with an oxygen OS skin. The power button doubles as a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone NFC for Google pay contact list payments also really rare for this price range makes the cut too around back. Phone has a glossy reflective finish that OnePlus calls chromatic gray and two camera humps that house that main camera a 2 megapixel macro camera and a 2 megapixel depth assist camera for portrait mode.
So let's go back to charging it's been about 15 minutes since we plugged in the OnePlus phone and let's see where the batteries ended up and the phone's now at 90 percent. This is using the 50 watt charger included with the OnePlus m30 which has a large 5000 milliamp hour battery that typically lasts me about a day and a half to two days depending on how heavy I use it in my other tests. I've been able to charge this phone's battery from one percent to 75 in 30 minutes these charging speeds are superb there isn't a single iPhone that comes close and in other 200 to 300 phones that I test the max charging speed there tends to be about 15 watts and charging a same 5000 mm for our battery takes over two hours whereas with the OnePlus I can get 200 in 45 minutes.
So about that 108 megapixel main camera the megapixel account is quite High For This price range megapixels aren't everything software and processing power are a critical part of what makes our photography look really good and this is where the OnePlus starts showing its price. I took the phone with me to Washington DC's Pride Parade last weekend and like a lot of Cheaper phones my daytime parade photos and videos look nice but they struggle when smoothing out all the movement like a lot of Cheaper phones it's quite good when you're somewhere with good lighting and minimal movement like my food photography from Filipino restaurant Purple Patch is quite tasty looking.
But when night came and we went over to DC's Metro Bar for a drag show I struggle to get good photos in the darker environment even with night mode enabled. The 16 megapixel front facing camera fared similarly I'm quite happy with my outdoor photos in portrait mode but my indoor video footage some of which you are watching right now it's fine fine but I feel like it's quite noisy. Even though the OnePlus has the 108 megapixel main camera Google's pixel 6A which is often discounted to 300 has the tensor chip and great photo processing software so we're going to take both phones take a few photos and see how those images stack up to each other foreign 's 108 megapixel main camera is without the software and processing power to back it up.
We're looking at photos that are only a little bit better than other phones that cost 300. But with Google's pixel 6A constantly getting discount about 300 the OnePlus Nord N35g faces really stiff competition despite impressing in a lot of other areas. Thanks for spending some time going over the OnePlus Nord N35g with me uh you might be able to tell the chromatic gray is a bit of a fingerprint magnet uh so flashy fun your hands are all over this if you want more about the OnePlus Nord and 35g you could check out my written review on cnet.com and like subscribe to our Cena YouTube channel for more reviews like these.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthis 300 OnePlus phone charges faster than any iPhone right now and just to show you it's 12 32 p.m its battery is at 62 percent and I'm just gonna plug it in while we talk and we'll see where it ends up the OnePlus Nord n35g is one of the more exciting 300 phones I've tested so far this year the company has released a number of phones at this price or less in its Nord line but this year's n30 is stacked with specs that we simply haven't seen at this price range its headline feature is it's a 108 megapixel main camera I'll go over that more later because while it grabs attention it's actually one of the more weaker spots for this phone the OnePlus n35g also includes a bright 6.72 inch screen with a 120 hertz refresh rate and 1080p resolution it runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 chip has Android 13 with an oxygen OS skin the power button doubles as a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone NFC for Google pay contact list payments also really rare for this price range makes the cut too around back phone has a glossy reflective finish that OnePlus calls chromatic gray and two camera humps that house that main camera a 2 megapixel macro camera and a 2 megapixel depth assist camera for portrait mode foreign so let's go back to charging it's been about 15 minutes since we plugged in the OnePlus phone and let's see where the batteries ended up and the phone's now at 90 percent this is using the 50 watt charger included with the OnePlus m30 which has a large 5000 milliamp hour battery that typically lasts me about a day and a half to two days depending on how heavy I use it in my other tests I've been able to charge this phone's battery from one percent to 75 in 30 minutes these charging speeds are superb there isn't a single iPhone that comes close and in other 200 to 300 phones that I test the max charging speed there tends to be about 15 watts and charging a same 5000 mm for our battery takes over two hours whereas with the OnePlus I can get 200 in 45 minutes so about that 108 megapixel main camera the megapixel account is quite High For This price range megapixels aren't everything software and processing power are a critical part of what makes our photography look really good and this is where the OnePlus starts showing its price I took the phone with me to Washington DC's Pride Parade last weekend and like a lot of Cheaper phones my daytime parade photos and videos look nice but they struggle when smoothing out all the movement like a lot of Cheaper phones it's quite good when you're somewhere with good lighting and minimal movement like my food photography from Filipino restaurant Purple Patch is quite tasty looking but when night came and we went over to DC's Metro Bar for a drag show I struggle to get good photos in the darker environment even with night mode enabled the 16 megapixel front facing camera fared similarly I'm quite happy with my outdoor photos in portrait mode but my indoor video footage some of which you are watching right now it's fine fine but I feel like it's quite noisy so even though the OnePlus has the 108 megapixel main camera Google's pixel 6A which is often discounted to 300 has the tensor chip and great photo processing software so we're going to take both phones take a few photos and see how those images stack up to each other foreign 's 108 megapixel main camera is without the software and processing power to back it up we're looking at photos that are only a little bit better than other phones that cost 300. but with Google's pixel 6A constantly getting discount about 300 the OnePlus Nord m30 faces really stiff competition despite impressing in a lot of other areas thanks for spending some time going over the OnePlus Nord n35g with me uh you might be able to tell the chromatic gray is a bit of a fingerprint magnet uh so flashy fun your hands are all over this if you want more about the OnePlus Nord and 35g you could check out my written review on cnet.com and like subscribe to our Cena YouTube channel for more reviews like thesethis 300 OnePlus phone charges faster than any iPhone right now and just to show you it's 12 32 p.m its battery is at 62 percent and I'm just gonna plug it in while we talk and we'll see where it ends up the OnePlus Nord n35g is one of the more exciting 300 phones I've tested so far this year the company has released a number of phones at this price or less in its Nord line but this year's n30 is stacked with specs that we simply haven't seen at this price range its headline feature is it's a 108 megapixel main camera I'll go over that more later because while it grabs attention it's actually one of the more weaker spots for this phone the OnePlus n35g also includes a bright 6.72 inch screen with a 120 hertz refresh rate and 1080p resolution it runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 chip has Android 13 with an oxygen OS skin the power button doubles as a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone NFC for Google pay contact list payments also really rare for this price range makes the cut too around back phone has a glossy reflective finish that OnePlus calls chromatic gray and two camera humps that house that main camera a 2 megapixel macro camera and a 2 megapixel depth assist camera for portrait mode foreign so let's go back to charging it's been about 15 minutes since we plugged in the OnePlus phone and let's see where the batteries ended up and the phone's now at 90 percent this is using the 50 watt charger included with the OnePlus m30 which has a large 5000 milliamp hour battery that typically lasts me about a day and a half to two days depending on how heavy I use it in my other tests I've been able to charge this phone's battery from one percent to 75 in 30 minutes these charging speeds are superb there isn't a single iPhone that comes close and in other 200 to 300 phones that I test the max charging speed there tends to be about 15 watts and charging a same 5000 mm for our battery takes over two hours whereas with the OnePlus I can get 200 in 45 minutes so about that 108 megapixel main camera the megapixel account is quite High For This price range megapixels aren't everything software and processing power are a critical part of what makes our photography look really good and this is where the OnePlus starts showing its price I took the phone with me to Washington DC's Pride Parade last weekend and like a lot of Cheaper phones my daytime parade photos and videos look nice but they struggle when smoothing out all the movement like a lot of Cheaper phones it's quite good when you're somewhere with good lighting and minimal movement like my food photography from Filipino restaurant Purple Patch is quite tasty looking but when night came and we went over to DC's Metro Bar for a drag show I struggle to get good photos in the darker environment even with night mode enabled the 16 megapixel front facing camera fared similarly I'm quite happy with my outdoor photos in portrait mode but my indoor video footage some of which you are watching right now it's fine fine but I feel like it's quite noisy so even though the OnePlus has the 108 megapixel main camera Google's pixel 6A which is often discounted to 300 has the tensor chip and great photo processing software so we're going to take both phones take a few photos and see how those images stack up to each other foreign 's 108 megapixel main camera is without the software and processing power to back it up we're looking at photos that are only a little bit better than other phones that cost 300. but with Google's pixel 6A constantly getting discount about 300 the OnePlus Nord m30 faces really stiff competition despite impressing in a lot of other areas thanks for spending some time going over the OnePlus Nord n35g with me uh you might be able to tell the chromatic gray is a bit of a fingerprint magnet uh so flashy fun your hands are all over this if you want more about the OnePlus Nord and 35g you could check out my written review on cnet.com and like subscribe to our Cena YouTube channel for more reviews like these\n"
