OnePlus 9 comes with 5G support. If you have booked the appropriate fee and are in the 5G area, you can browse the mobile internet at lightning speed. Wi-Fi 6 (WLAN-ax) is available on the home network. Also Bluetooth 5.2 NFC Are on board, the latter used for mobile payments. Dual SIM is possible with two unique Nano SIM cards. Both can be logged into the 5G network at the same time.
USB-C is used in OnePlus 9 for wired connections. This interface has been standardized by the lack of a headphone output on modern smartphones, which integrates with the OnePlus 9. However, it is a pity that there is no corresponding adapter or suitable headset for the purpose of distribution.
The internal memory of our 256GB test model had about 221GB of free space after it was set up. This is too large, but should suffice, because there is no SD card slot for memory expansion.
We really like the performance of the OnePlus 9 – no complaints here. Weighing less than 200 grams, it is not overweight and has “winter fog” (purple), “arctic sky” (blue) and “astral black” (black). It’s a shame that OnePlus is different than it is here Pro model Discarded an IP certificate, thus providing official protection against dust or water.
We really liked the integrated speakers in the test. These emit a good stereo sound, which scores with relatively good bass and does not even start pasting at full volume. OnePlus 9 also supports Dolby Atmos. You can open it using the classic code or fingerprint sensor or facial recognition.
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