OnePlus 8

General Information & OnePlus 8 Price In Bangladesh

We can confirm that it resonates with us, even more so with the new OnePlus 8 line. The phones are among the most expensive so far. We suspect the 5G factor is the culprit. However, there are other factors. OnePlus 8 price in Bangladesh is very High. The 1 Plus 8 price in Bangladesh is the Official Price: 59,990/- tk

The OnePlus 8 Pro, for instance, is not compromising on features such as fast wireless charging and IP68 protection. As a result, the company feels comfortable enough to release a smartphone that asks how much the current Galaxy S20+ costs. 

The vanilla OnePlus 8 is still aimed at those who want the same fluid OxygenOS experience without spending as much. The standard 8 isn’t cheap, however. It’s significantly more expensive than its predecessor, the OnePlus 7T. And it’s even more costly than the 7T Pro and 7T. What gives?

Let’s Have A Look Again At The Oneplus 8 Price In Bangladesh & Main Specification

Name	– OnePlus 8
Sim & Network	– GPRS, EDGE, 2G, 3G, 4G & 5G Connection
Color	– Onyx Black – Glacial Green – Interstellar Glow – Polar Silver
Display	– 6.5 Inches Fluid AMOLED (1080 x 2400 Pixels, 402 ppi) – 16M color
Protection	– Corning Gorilla Glass 5
Refresh Rate	– 90 Hz
OS	– Android 10With OxygenOS 11 – Upgrade To Android 11
Chipset	– Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865 5G – 7 nm+ Transistor
GPU	– Adreno 650
RAM & ROM	– 6GB RAM+128GB ROM – 8GB RAM+128GB ROM – 12GB RAM+256GB ROM
RAM Type	– LPDDRX4
SD Card Slot	– No
Main Camera	– 48MP+16MP+2MP – HDR, LED Flash, Panorama – 4K@30/60fps – 1080p@30/60/240fps – Auto HDR, Gyro-EIS
Selfie Camera	– 16MP – Auto-HDR – 1080p@30fps – Gyro-EIS
3.5mm Jack	– No
FM Radio	– No
Speaker	– Yes (Stereo Speakers)
Wifi	– Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac – Dual-Band – Wi-Fi Direct
Bluetooth	– 5.1, A2DP, LE, aptX HD
Other Sensors	– GPS – Fingerprint – Accelerometer – Gyroscope – Proximity – Compass
Battery	– 5.1, A2DP, LE, apt-X HD
Price	– 59,990/-

Body & Design

The OnePlus 8 is a well-built device that uses glass on its front and back and aluminum on its sides. However, it’s unknown which version of Gorilla Glass OnePlus is used for the front or back. The OnePlus 8 felt much smaller than its predecessor, which surprised us. The aspect ratio is probably why the 8 feels smaller than its predecessor. It’s slightly taller, but it’s also significantly narrower. This allows for a more comfortable grip. It is now more challenging to reach the top of the display. There are some caveats to the 20:9 aspect ratio.

The finish is another noticeable difference. It looks almost the same as the old one, with its smooth, frosted glass. Although it feels great to touch and is very premium, it cannot be easy to handle. The new 8 retains the same finish but is a little grippier. It has a similar finish to the Pixel 4-series and is closer to the rubbery feel. It’s still very slippery, but don’t let that fool you. The Glacial Green color we received is at least resistant to fingerprints. They are difficult to spot and don’t stick as well.

OnePlus 8 Display

Although the display on the vanilla OnePlus 8 may not have the same features as the Pro, it doesn’t make it less impressive. This could be the best screen we have seen in this category. The panel is OLED and has a 1080x2400px resolution. It also features a 20:9 aspect ratio. Fluid AMOLED is the name OnePlus gave it because of its curves and 90Hz refresh rate.

Software

The Oneplus 8 comes with Android 10, Upgradable to Android 11 and OxygenOS 11. The new OxygenOS has a few new features, but there aren’t many major changes. Some of these features might also end up in older models. The overall Android experience is stocky, with some minor additions still available.

Performance

We didn’t see any hangs or hiccups while using the device. With the Snapdragon 865 chipset, the OS ran without issue and ran smoothly. It’s based upon the 7nm+ EUV manufacturing process, which promises marginal power savings and better overall performance than the Snapdragon-855 chipset.

It consists of an Adreno 650 GPU and an octa-core CPU. It consists of a Kryo585 core running at 2.84 GHz, a cluster of three Kryo585 cores running at 2.42 GHz, and four additional Kryo585 cores operating at 1.8 GHz.

The chipset is supported by 12GB LPDDR4X memory, 256GB UFS 3.0 storage, and four additional Kryo 585 cores running at 2.84 GHz. The vanilla 8 does not have the LPDDR5 memory. The other configuration uses 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.

Camera

The Oneplus comes with a 48MP Main Camera and 16 MP selfie camera. The OnePlus 8 replaces the telephoto lens with a dedicated macro lens. The zoom photos can be cropped by 2x from the main 48MP sensor. The features of the Video are the Rear camera 4K 2160p@30/60fps Full HD 1080p@30/60/240fps Full HD 1080p@30/60/240fps 720p@480fps Full HD 1080p@30.

Sound

Stereo loudspeakers are included in the OnePlus 8. One is located at the bottom, and the other is hidden behind the small bezel at the top. Both are louder than the previous lineup, but the 8 has a better quality aspect. The vocals sound clear, and the bass is impressive for such small speakers.

Oneplus 8 Battery

The OnePlus 8’s battery life is Very Good. The phone’s standby time was excellent, even with the external Snapdragon X554G+5G modem. We were impressed by the on-screen results. The almost no difference between the 60Hz and 90Hz screen modes was even more impressive.

The difference lasted several minutes and was more likely due to statistical error than anything else. The jump to a 4,300mAh battery has been more than welcomed and has greatly improved battery life.

Our Opinion

The OnePlus 8 Price In Bangladesh is high but, The OnePlus 8 is a great phone. It has a nice main camera performance, good battery life, a fast charger, a bright display at 90Hz, the best-sounding stereo speakers, an unrivaled fingerprint reader performance, and OxygenOS, which is fast and optimized.