A flagship performer without the flagship price.
Easily one of the best purchases that I have made and well worth its price.Pros:- SD 8 Gen 2 is fast and very power efficient. The performance is indistinguishable in day to day usage when compared to SD 8 Gen 3 on a OnePlus 12 with UFS 4.0. Even though the 12R has a UFS 3.1 storage, you are unlikely to notice any difference whatsoever without running benchmarks or checking the specifications. In real life day to day usage, I have not found any difference and I am a power user who uses a lot of applications and use the phone over 8 Hours a day.- The vapour chamber handles the cooling very well which keeps the device at excellent temperature even when playing games for an extended duration. It almost never goes over 38c.- The display has the same features as the OnePlus 12 (the resolution is relatively lower but it’s not noticeable to the naked eye without magnification) and this is one of the best displays that you will come across. The HDR performance is also some of the best I have seen and it is a completely different experience. This can also be seen in the HDR shots taken with cameras. I’d suggest going to a OnePlus experience center and searching for 12K HDR videos on YouTube to get a better idea. Note that the 4,500 nits mentioned is only the HDR brightness at a small white portion of the display under sunlight. This is NOT the max brightness of the full display. But it is bright enough to use under direct sunlight.- Battery life is very impressive with over 8 hours of SOT and the 100W included charger fully charges it in about 35 mins.- Also love that the display can be used even when your hands are wet unlike most other smartphones- The bezels are extremely slim and the chin is smaller than the one on the OnePlus 12. I do wish it was equal all around though.Rather than cons, I’ll just mention what it lacks.- Wireless charging- Telephoto cameraThat’s pretty much it. If you are looking for a smooth and reliable device with solid performance, battery life, fast charging, decent cameras and display experience, I would easily recommend this. Sure the cameras may not be as good as an iPhone 15 (81k) or a Pixel 8 (83k) but they also cost around 80% more than the OnePlus 12R.

Excellent Mobile OnePlus 12R
Pros :Flagship performance.Excellent display, with Dolby Vision too.Glass front (Gorilla Glass Victus 2), Aluminum Frame, build quality is superbClass-leading battery with 100W fast charging support.Clean UI experience.NFC Available, this is really excellent.The latest Android 14 OS with OxygenOS 14 user interface.Superb photos from the main camera, particularly good in low light; better than expected low-light ultrawide stills too.Got One Protective Case with OnePlus logoAnTuTu Score: 1518552 (v10)Geek Bench: 5245 (v6)Cons :An audio jack is missing.A MicroSD card slot is unavailable.A selfie camera can record only 1080p videos.An optical zoom camera is missing.Outdated USB Type-C 2.0 charging port.IP64 rating when a lot of competitors offer submersion-grade IP67/IP68.No reverse or wireless charging.No zoom camera, low-res ultrawide without AF.Unremarkable daylight video quality, so-so stabilization.In conclusion, the OnePlus 12R is a fantastic choice for anyone in the market for a high-performance smartphone. From its sleek design to its powerful processor and impressive battery life, this device ticks all the right boxes. Whether you’re a gamer, a multimedia enthusiast, or just someone who wants a reliable smartphone for everyday use, the OnePlus 12R has you covered. Available in Cool Blue or Iron Gray, the OnePlus 12R offers two variants to choose from. While it may seem a bit pricey, starting at Rs 35,999 for 8GB + 128GB and Rs.39,999 for 16GB + 256GB. The performance and features justify the cost.

From the beginning i am fan of one plus..this is my 3rd phone which is i changed every 5 years..the latest one is (6t) and still working only issue is battery can last for 3-4 hours.

Greate android phone as a design and weight