OnePlus 7 Pro GM1915 256GB Single SIM (Mirror Grey, T-Mobile Locked) (Renewed)

My Samsung phone was failing. My wife has had one of these for years and still loves it. I've not had any issues with this phone, I'm very happy with it!

The phone arrived several days early, shipped to me by seller "Mobile Dist".The phone looks, literally, brand new. I cannot find a scratch, scuff or dent on it. It came with an original OnePlus box, but there was no OnePlus charger, or replacement charger provided. No charger at all. That's the caveat to my 5-star review: I don't really care about the missing charger (I've got plenty) but I know some people will.Things I was worried about before ordering the phone:Battery life - battery life has been fine, and the phone has no trouble lasting through the day.Fingerprint scanner - I have tried in-display fingerprint sensors in the past, and always been disappointed. Even the best ones made me wish for a capacitive scanner instead. The scanner on this phone, though, is good enough that I do not find myself constantly wishing for a capacitive scanner. It is not quite as reliable as the capacitive scanner on my last phone (a Pixel) but the failures are infrequent enough that it doesn't really bother me. In a week of using the phone, I think there've only been two times when the sensor just would not read my fingerprint and I was forced to use my PIN code to unlock the phone.Curved glass edges - I don't know why these are a thing, and I wish this phone had a flat display - but I knew what I was buying going in. I've had fewer false touches than I expected, though, so maybe less of a concern than I expected. I am still looking for a case that will provide a little more coverage of the edges though.Other random observations:Initially, the phone was network locked to T-Mobile. But as soon as I went into settings and requested the phone to be unlocked it worked. After a reboot, the phone is now network unlocked.The selfie camera seems to work fine.

I would give it a 5 stars but the device came with a non OnePlus charging brick and cable & it smell burnt so I decided to throw it away.The phone is in pristine condition not a single scratch.Great value even though it has a SD 855 chip & 8GB RAM makes everything very responsive and snappy. Plenty of space (256GB) for storing pictures & videos (90HZ).Didn't have any issues on updating the OS. Updated into Android 11 & OnePlus is still pushing out updates for the OnePlus 7 Pro. Pop up camera runs very quiet.Under the screen finger print scanner and the face unlock work well.Games runs very smooth, no stutters and lag.For MetroPCS users it was a seems less transition on switching device.Buyers shouldn't sleep on this device.

I was a little hesitant with it not only being refurbished, but also a brand I wasn't sure about, but this phone is awesome. It's sleep, it's fast, and it does everything a flagship does at less than half the price.The only gripes I have is that it didn't ship with the oneplus box or a warp charger, and that there were a couple scuffs on the metal frame; but I use a case on my phone, (I highly recommend spigen if you're prone to dropping or throwing your phone) so they're covered right up.The phone's pretty big compared to what I'm used to but I've adapted to it pretty quick. The battery life on the phone (after using AccuBattery for about a week) is ~84%, which isn't bad at all, it lasts me all day with moderately high usage and I plug it in with anywhere from 15-30% before I go to sleep, and that's without any battery saver modes active, at 90hz with max resolution.Overall I'd definitely recommend this phone, I think it's perfect. If you're an apple fan, this will be easy to transition to. If you're a samsung fan, this is just as good without all Samsung's duplicate apps and bloatware! (The only "bloatware" being some core google apps and Netflix out of all things) If you want more details I recommend you watch some video reviews on it and disregard anything negative they say about the battery, as oneplus has released a ton of patches optimizing battery consumption, and continues to today.(P.S. If you want it to work on Verizon, put your SIM card in Slot 2 when activating, Slot 1 doesn't work with CDMA carriers for some reason!)I don't think I'll be going back to samsung so long as oneplus keeps up the good work at an affordable rate!

I received this product and it was not unlocked I had to call in and activate the included sim and when I place my sim card in it would not read my sim card. Aka it is not unlocked. My sim is issued by metro pcs the phone was for t-mobile. And yes it should work they way my roommate purchased an unlocked oneplus phone direct from them unlocked a device that is capable of working with t-mobile carriers as listed on their website and it worked with his sim right out of the box nothing needs did not need to call the carrier or sim activation for this, so this device was not unlocked meaning I would have to activate and start a new account with t-mobile to use and most likely if I was even a existing t-mobile customer I'd have to start a new account. Which defeats the purpose because I were to do that it be more advantageous to go to the carrier because they probably have a new account promotion which would make the phone free or cost only like $50 or something. so false advertising make sure you advertise properly.