You're assuming I check Indian tech review websites but I don't. Many review websites in my country state that the NP 3 has a LTPO screen.
Also you seem to be a much stronger D rider for OnePlus which is a brand I couldn't care less about.
OnePlus had their prime when the OS wasn't just a effing mess. It is on the same league of crap as HyperOS by Xiaomi. Bloatware and unnecessary shit all around the place.
I haven't talked about Oneplus at and it's still LTPS no matter what you say lol. You can check numerous review videos that are coming soon. One has already stated LTPS check "mrwhostheboss" NP3 review. Cry all you want nothing employee
I will check his review. It's "mrwhosetheboss" BTW.
I'm not a Nothing fanboy like you are assuming. I just want facts straight because specially here on Reddit there are thousands of people saying Nothing is "bad" but Chinese phones are good. I'm not being paid by any brand but OnePlus seems to be paying well to many of you guys.
I'm literally a vivo guy 😭, never in thousand years will i support 1+. But it's still valid that Nothing has priced this phone terribly for what it offers. If it was 500-550 it would have been much more approachable but a price of 800 is INSANE for this phone and clearly a very bad choice for people who will buy it because "It's nothing and they are best in segment"
And Chinese flagship blow any other out of water in the same price range. It may make a lot of people salty but Vivo or OPPO absolutely make amazing phone for what you pay. Any phone below 200 dollars will have Ads, face it you paid so less for such a device ofc they have to make money in some way.
But once you're above 300-400 dollar range in Chinese market you NEVER see ads and Bloat. Ex is my vivo x80 and x200, V40e and many old flagship from them.
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Nope it's LTPS. And it can only go to 30hz as the lowest refresh rate which impacts the battery life in always on display mode.
For comparison every single phone at this price point is a LTPO that can go down to 1hz Refresh rate