OnePlus 12 Unlocked Android Phone — Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Phone w/ 16GB RAM, Hasselblad Camera, Dual SIM, 2K 120Hz ProXDR Display, 5400mAh Battery, SUPERVOOC Charging, OxygenOS (512GB, Silky Black)

I just upgraded to this phone from a OnePlus 9 5G (which was a great phone) due to dropping it on a steel pipe and cracking the screen after removing a scratched screen protector. (Totally my fault) Anyway, I'm beside myself with the performance of this beast. After tons of YouTube videos and research I pulled the trigger on Amazon deal days and got it for $599.99 and Wow! Worth every penny. It feels great in the hand, has tons of storage, is super fast and super bright and has the best camera I've ever had on a phone. It also has a huge battery that lasts and charges at WARP speed. The OnePlus 12 is also super customizable and pretty simple to configure. Just look and the specs and do your research and you'll see that you can't beat this phone for the price, it literally feels like having a $1400.00 phone. Only thing I'd recommend is make sure you buy a phone case, so you don't damage this beauty. It does come with a screen protector already installed and has Gorilla Glass Victus 2 (which is very, very good) but I bought a pack of screen protectors anyway for when the factory one needs replacement. I plan on keeping this baby for years to come.

Update almost a year later. Phone works just as it did when new. The lastest update to Android 15 really fixed some minor issues and I swear it fixed the bottle neck issue . Its like the phone was being held back. It's far more fluid and responsive than before m like a new phone. I live on this phone for work lots of apps email calling. It's like my pocket PC on the go! I'm extremely pleased with the phone . Highly highly recommend!! Lastly bought my wife the 12R to quote her I'll never go back to Samsung this this is freaking awesome and the battery charges to fill in like 10 mins ha ha . And the battery goes forever !So 12 or 12r version I donk you can go wrong . The 12 take stunning photos and honestly her 12R can hold its own. Original review First let's address the poor fellow who let the low star and shipping. I pre-ordered this just like everyone else. And I too experienced the whole gonna be this date and so forth. Thats the post office for you bud!! I got mine. Now back to the phone. Battery. Life is. Outstanding. Camera pics onxe you lean the modes is fantastix. The zoomed mode works well. Video recording is good. Speakers sound is loud with a touch of bass. Haptic feedback is unreal on this phone. So far there nothing I've found that I don't like. If your new to one plus plan on spending a ton of time getting to tweak things the way you like. This. Is my first with one plus. Came from a Samsung note ultra series and this blows the Samsung out of the water in my view. Fast charing fast charing holy..... It's nuts. There so much that this phone is offering I don't think you be displeased. Go for broke and get one!!! And for the internet warriors about the camera. I sapped a ton of picts with it and am quite please with the shots. Details and saturation for me look better. I'm really diggin this phone. I took a leap on it as I've never owned or used a one plus. My son has a nord series and loves it. Now I see why.

If this is OnePlus after they fell off, I can't imagine what they were like when power users sang their praises. Been daily driving this phone for about a month. It has smoothy replaced my old Galaxy S9+ which to its credit still works perfectly but no longer gets patches and is showing it's age. 2017 flagship < 2024 mid range. I caught the OnePlus 12 on a sale at 550 usd. If you can get it at that price it is very worth it. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 has handled any difficult task I throw at it including high end console emulation. The battery life is great. I charge the phone only every 2 days with my normal use and even when I put 8 hours of screen on time on it during the first day that only dropped it from 100 to 50%. The included supervooc charger is fast, like worryingly fast. 0% to 50% in 30 minutes still does not compute in my head but it really does it. I probably would not exclusively use this charger for lifetime battery longevity concerns but it is nice to have if I need to head out all day an only have time for a quick charge. The 120hz display is probably favorite feature. I use high refresh displays on PC all the time and using my old Samsung phone to take these photos made the 60hz display on it feel quite sluggish. Cameras, I don't really care about cameras or socials. These are good. Better than I need. IR Blaster is a nice party trick. I'd use it more often than the reverse wireless charging that's for sure. The only con besides the loss of 3.5mm audio jack is that phone is quite slippery on the back. Silky Black is not just the color way. Silky is exactly how I would describe the feel. This makes the phone really easy to drop if you are not used to a phone this big. I fixed both these issues with accessories. Case and usb-C dac.

After a Google Pixel 4, and before that, two top of the line Samsungs, I feel like I've found what I have been missing in a cell phone. I had gotten so used to having to charge the damn things more than once a day that just this amazing battery has blown me away. Charged in 30 minutes and apparently goes for days on a charge. I have two days on the last charge and the battery is projected to last another 16 hours. I also appreciate the lack of bloatware - well, there's all the requisite Google bs, but you can disable or uninstall most of the apps. The camera is at least as good as in my Pixel 4, and for me, a camera is the most important reason for carrying a cell phone. This one's beautiful! The Clone Phone feature is the easiest method I've ever used to copy apps and info onto my new phone - almost effortless. I wasn't looking forward to getting used to a new phone, but I am enjoying this one far more than I would have thought possible. Four months later, and I'm still almost completely happy with this phone. The only thing I am less than thrilled with is the curved edge design of the screen. It was difficult to find a screen protector and the one I found was tricky to put on so I had to buy two. More than two years after this review, this phone is still going strong, no sign of letting up. The charging time is still very fast and the battery life is still far better than any phone I've ever had before, although it has decreased slightly. I will absolutely buy another One+ phone next time.

I once had a OnePlus 8 I think... It came with its own apps. Phone, messages, calendar, email, etc... This phone comes with all Google Apps. Including the keyboard. Apparently OnePlus has given up on actually building solid apps and are just slapping Google apps into it. Had I known this I would have probably gotten a Google Pixel or Samsung phone. The allure of OnePlus was that I was freeing myself from these corporate eco-systems that harvest my data and provide no privacy. Well not anymore. With the OnePlus 12 you get the Google Phone app, Google Messenger, Google Calendar, Gmail (so none of my private email accounts I use on my own domains can be added without routing all my email through Google servers to be scanned). At least OnePlus gave me a Notes app! You can disable these apps in the app manager but you can't uninstall them. If I don't want my text messages scanned and synced with Google I could download a 3rd party texting app, same for all the other system apps. But there's two problems. First is that other apps are way less trustworthy, and secondly they often cost additional money to buy. And who knows when and how they might get "updated" over time. What really drives me crazy is that this phone uses Gboard, Googles keyboard. I have no idea what Google is collecting from everything I type. I really wanted a free from big tech phone. I thought OnePlus was different. This is a sad day. Other than this being a Google-everything phone, it's pretty good. The hardware is solid but the software could use some polishing. The camera is good but the built in editing software is horrendous. The camera doesn't shoot using the full amount of megapixels unless you switch it to a special mode, and then it can only shoot in RAW or JPEG... Not HEIF for some reason. Weird. Since HEIF supports 10bit and 4:2:2 color and smaller file sizes. Nope. If you want to use the full 50MP it's either massive RAW file or JPEG. The screen edges are curved. Makes it feel like a phone from 10 years ago. But the screen is bright and beautiful. By default the screen resolution is lowered, I left it that way because I can't see the difference. The power mode is lowered, again, left it that way because its so fast and snappy I can't imagine wanting more. The battery life is AMAZING... At the lowered resolution and power mode. I use Nova Launcher because I cannot stand the Google Discovery thing being baked into this phone. If you swipe all the way to the left it pulls up Google Discovery. And you can't turn it off. I hate Google and want nothing to do with their stuff. This phone really forces everything Google on you. Do I like the phone? Yes. Do I love it? No. I hope OnePlus goes back to building their own apps and not just cramming Googles into it. If in wanted Google I'd buy Google Pixel. The slogan of the OnePlus company is "never settle." Well, not only did they settle, they seem to have given up. And I can't settle on this phone.

I've had this phone for one month or so and it's without any doubt the best I've ever owned. I currently have a Samsung 23+, Pixel 8 (non pro), and they are not even close in regards to the pleasant experience this phone gives. Also I have not had any issues at all. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Android Auto, texting, calls, etc. all work very well. The speaker sound is excellent. It has a very nice screen and it's super smooth. It also has the silent slider on the side of the phone, just like the OnePlus 8T that I once had, which is very useful. The haptics are the best I've felt in any phone I've had before, comparable to pixel phones, however there are two separate haptic syles you can choose from, and they have adjustments for intensity. As for the camera, I have taken a hand full of photos and they are much better than expected. In my opinion, the photos are also comparable to the Pixel phone quality or at least very close to it; the camera also has a very good zoom if you need it. The UI is not stock Android but it's comparable in many ways, with more customization. There are a lot of useful features, such as different dark mode styles; natural tone display, which helps keep the screen color the same as the ambient lighting changes; ultra anti flicker (a huge feature for me personally), for if you are sensitive to PWM (this causes eyestrain and headaches); and many other unique features that are actually useful.

I was a long time fan of Google Pixel phones, but while the are good phones, they have some serious flaws that were always frustrating. Basically, Pixel phones suck at the most basic phone functions: making calls and the battery life. I briefly switched to Samsung, but the newest update made the phone unusable to me. Since I bought a cheap OnePlus model once, I was somewhat familiar with the brand, and I bough OnePlus Nord N30 for my wife (which is also a great budget phone). I was hesitant to buy OnePlus 12 because its price is well above the budget phone prices, but boy I am happy I decided to take the risk. It has everything that Pixel and Samsung lacks. The Pixel may take the best pictures overall, but I am buying the phone not the camera, and this phone pictures are excellent anyway. The battery life is good and I have not experienced data or call issues yet. This phone just works, is solid, and is well worth the money.

Edit: I broke the screen in November 2024 and haven't had it replaced yet. I really hate curved screens. Have been a LG user since their first Android phone. Since LG is out of the phone market now I had to find a different phone to replace my Velvet 5G. After looking at options for almost 2 months I heard about the OnePlus 12. Got it on the monthly no interest plan with intent to keep it if I liked it or send it back if I didn't. To be honest this phone is pretty much perfect. 16GB of RAM + the phone's ability to use extra storage as temporary RAM is almost obscenely fast for a mobile device. 512GB of on board storage will hold pretty much anything I could need for the foreseeable future. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 tears through games like a hot knife in butter, and the phone automatically adjusts settings for best experience. Now that brings me to the final piece of this pie: the battery. This sucker is massive, and paired with the included power brick and charger cable it routinely charges from under 15% to 100% in 20 minutes. I have spent 12 hours using it non-stop and barely dropped past 40%. This may come off like an advertisement but I simply cannot overstate how much I enjoy this phone. If I had any complaint it would probably be the curved screen. You'll want a case on the phone or if you're like me and have fat hands you'll routinely tap the screen on accident.

Tenía bajas expectativas acerca de este Smartphone pero he de decir que cumple con todo lo que puede ofrecer un gama alta. También he de aceptar que la pantalla es un acierto así como la cámara. Lo recomiendo mucho si estás buscando un android en lo más cerca del puro y un gama alta.

El mejor celular que haya tenido jamás y eso que compre la versión más sencilla, pantalla, brillo, velocidad, carga de batería, velocidad de carga de la batería, fotos, sonido, fluidez y diseño todo el paquete

Es un teléfono excelente, finalmente lograron la perfecta combinación entre el OnePlus 10 Pro y el OnePlus 11, el resultado es esta genialidad, en cuanto al precio, pues es aceptable para todo lo que tiene.

El teléfono me gusta mucho. De hecho, lo compre como actualización del One Plus 11 que, esencialmente, es idéntico y también me gusta mucho, pero no tiene carga inalámbrica, mientras que el 12 sí. El acabado es muy bonito ¡Pero es como tratar de agarrar una barra de jabón mojada! Super resbaloso. Usarlo sin funda es pedir a gritos que se te caiga de las manos. Desafortunadamente, para la carga inalámbrica, necesito quitarle la funda.

Buen producto, pero no me aplicaron la opción de meses sin intereses. A alguien más le paso?