Amazon.com ★★★★★ OnePlus 9 Astral Black, 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone U.S Version, 8GB… $599.99 See it Hasselblad Camera for Mobile- Take your best shot with the OnePlus 9 5G’s Triple Camera system co-developed by Hasselblad, featuring a 48MP main camera, 50MP Ultra-Wide camera, and 2MP monochrome lens.Form_factor : Slate.Display resolution maximum:2400×1080 pixels Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 […]
Hasselblad Camera for Mobile- Take your best shot with the OnePlus 9 5G’s Triple Camera system co-developed by Hasselblad, featuring a 48MP main camera, 50MP Ultra-Wide camera, and 2MP monochrome lens.Form_factor : Slate.Display resolution maximum:2400×1080 pixels
Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 - Powered by the most powerful Snapdragon platform yet, the OnePlus 9 5G delivers fast and smooth performance across every app
A Day’s Power in 15 Minutes - Take wired charging to the next level with Warp Charge 65T. The OnePlus 9 5G also supports Qi wireless charging for those wanting to take their charging wireless
120 Hz Fluid Display - 6.55” Full HD display with a 120 Hz refresh rate. Scroll, swipe, and enjoy all your entertainment effortlessly on this stunning display
5G Capable – Experience faster upload and download speeds along with lower latency when connected to a 5G network only compatible with T-Mobile 5G
Alexa Support - Simply by saying "Alexa", you can play music, make calls, hear the news, or check the weather wherever you are. Download the Alexa app, complete setup and just ask - and Alexa will respond instantly
Designed by OnePlus – The OnePlus 9 5G blends creativity and premium materials into a single, unibody experience that’s beautiful to look at and great to hold
If your device is not receiving text messages or experiencing error when making phone calls, you need to contact carriers' technical support to add CDMALess feature. Single SIM Model.
11 reviews for OnePlus 9 Astral Black, 5G Unlocked Android Smartphone U.S Version, 8GB RAM+128GB Storage,120Hz Fluid Display, Hasselblad Triple Camera, 65W Ultra Fast Charge,15W Wireless Charge, with Alexa Built-in
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Alissa13 –
This phone is really good if you understand it’s $729.Pro’s:-Oxygen OS (Near stock android which is what I prefer)-120Hz display that is locked at 120Hz-Specs for $729-Works on all carriers (5G only on Verizon/Visible and T-Mobile)-no call issues on Verizon unlike what T-Mobile customers are experiencing-improved camera over OnePlus 8 Pro (despite having the same main sensor as the 8 Pro)-Fast using experience-Fingerprint sensor works good and in a good location for my grip style-solid battery life (gets me a solid day out of it even with a 120Hz display)-alert slider (I never knew I needed this till used it)-Warp Charge 65T (holy hell is it fast)Con’s:-Nightscape (night mode) is hit or miss (could be improved with a software update)-some pictures look like the sun is starting to go down yet it’s the middle of the afternoon (could be improved with a software update)-tap to bring up AOD and double tap to wake is a wee bit too sensitive-Fingerprint sensor is not near instant to unlock (it takes a second or 2 to unlock the phone)-no WiFi calling on Verizon yet (coming via a software update in May according to a rumor)-No C-Band 5G on Verizon yet (though that’s coming later this year and I’m hoping it’s Verizon’s Mid band 5G network)-No mmWave 5G (honestly not a deal breaker but I have access to UWB from Verizon in my area)-alert slider is too stiff (I have to use a wee bit of force to change it to vibrate or silent)-No telephoto lensThis is a solid phone from OnePlus. I was a long time Google Phone user (had the iPhone 4, Samsung S3, Samsung S4, Samsung S5, Moto X 2014, Nexus 5X, and Google Pixel 2 XL previously) since 2014 when Google owned Motorola. The camera is good, but deffo needs some software updates to make it even better. I love Oxygen OS because it’s near stock android so it’s an easy jump from my Pixel. So if you still have your Pixel, Pixel 2, or Pixel 3 and don’t want to break the bank on your next phone then I’d recommend this.Something to keep in mind:The Samsung S21 is constantly on sale for around the price of this phone and it could be a hard sell if you’re not into the software experience that OnePlus offers. Samsung packs a wee bit more features and specs for that price. So it really comes down the software experience you prefer.
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antonio –
very solid phone, works on cricket as you would expect considering cricket is running on at&t towers being a subsidiary i.e. owned by at&t. it has a really great camera in my opinion, and yes it comes with 65w fast charger out of the box a nice touch(samsung eat your heart out, or rip it out coz you don’t do that) coming from being an iPhone user for many years, i do really like this phone. it’s fast and so far no issues at all the display is great much better than the 60 hz found on iPhone (iPhone needs to step up their game) really not much else to say here, i do wish android would not have so many services that you cant remove without rooting. but most can be overlooked for now by disabling them. only down side to the switch is listed below i don’t like getting notifications for everything by default i hope android changes this in the future to only display notifications for messages and calls it is a bit annoying having the phone buzz off for things you could care less about and as i stated below it’s tedious to have to go into settings and shut off notifications for over 40 apps but is a fault of the android operating system itself. it does have some of what i consider bloatware but most can be uninstalled and some like the unwanted google stuff can only be disabled would like to see that change like google play movies/music and google photos stick them with a pipe just disable and get yourself vlc player and you are good to go.some things i don’t like are just having to shut off notifications on a large amount of apps but that’s all android based phones not a huge issue but annoying and time consuming and also shutting off permissions to apps that you don’t want having access to camera, contact, microphone, LOCATION and other things you may not want some apps or services having access too but again all androids have this issue
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Pavel Cordova –
Excelente celular, muy recomendable, tanto que adquirimos otro equipo. Funciona perfecto en la red celular 5g.
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HIDALGO SERRANO –
Si están en México Inhabiliten VoLTE y VoWIFI o la pasaran con llamadas caídas cada minuto. Al parecer es bronca de la ultima actualización a Android 12. La cámara funciona bien, la pantalla es buena. Lo mejor es la carga rápida.
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Miguel Castañeda –
Es un buen producto, aunque la caja ya había sido abierta y el display viene algo defectuoso, estéticamente y solo se puede ver con ciertos enfoques de luz, pero no afecta a la visibilidad ni el funcionamiento del mismo, en teoría debería de tener una funda en la caja, pero no la traía, por donde más veía completo, cargador, cable, manuales de usuario, póliza de garantía y las calcomanías, es compatible con las telefónicas mexicanas
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Selias –
I’ve had this phone for a year and a half, and it’s fantastic. Very fast, good battery life, and it charges incredibly quickly even while being used. Really, my only complaints are that you can’t expand the storage (REALLY wish I had paid extra for the 256 gb storage), and because it’s an AMOLED screen you might get burn-in, like I did. I spend a lot of time browsing the internet, and now my tab icon, url bar, etc are permanently burnt into the screen.
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Daniel Moreira –
El telefono me llegó abierto, sin estar sellado y sin la funda de protección (case) como lo indica la publicacion y también no dual sim lo que quiere decir que es otra version del equipo.Por otro lado esperaba una mejor duracion de bateria, solo lo uso para cosas de trabajo y llego al final del dia con lo justo.
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sweetmustard –
Overall a good phone.5G on T-Mobile only, if even. Not on AT&T.Camera(s) use EIS – image stabilization in software. The issue is that EIS is only in the included camera software. Using other apps to capture pics/videos do not get any image stabilization. E.g. Open Camera and dash-cam apps. This is a step back from my older phones (OnePlus 6, OnePlus 7 Pro).Good wide-lens camera, no optical zoom camera.Battery life is good, especially after Android 13 update. I get two days with moderate use.Battery gets warm during charging – not good for its life. I have to pay attention (use AccuBattery) and disconnect the charger at 80%. The phone has a optimized charging feature, but no way of stopping the charging before 100% and avoiding overheating. AccuBattery shows the battery health at 90% only already, after a couple of weeks of use. Not great prognosis for its life.We’ll see how much longer OnePlus supports this phone with updates. I should have gotten a Google Pixel 6A at the same price. Somewhat lower specs but better pictures and much better/longer software support/updates.No video over USB C. This is a step back.FYI – no clear case included in the US market.
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erick mendez –
Llevo unos días utilizando este celular, la verdad es muy bonito, es rápido y al menos para mi sus 128gb de almacenamiento son suficientes. Se actualiza a Android 13. Si lo usas mucho te alcanzará el día, pero si el uso no es tanto, seguro te alcanza dos días la batería. La carga es súper rápida, en unos 40 minutos ya está carga completa. No trae funda protectora debido a que es la versión de Estados Unidos de América.Actualizaré en un tiempo más, cuando le de más uso.
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Matthew Mauricio –
the battery life drains fast but the charger you get with the phone charges it up very fast overall a good product
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Graham S Warnock –
Many reviews stated that this was a used phone. I received this phone in mint condition and was quick and easy to switch from my one android phone to this one. Cloning was smooth. There was no factory screen film on the phone, but it was sealed in the box and the phone was in a sealed foam sleave.I’m giving it 4 stars not 5, because I cannot remove the T-Mobile apps, but I was expecting that as per the comments.Battery life is not a good as my wife’s Asus Zenfone 5Q, but I do get a couple days at normal usage, and have the power to play the intensive games when I want and quick charge in 15 minutes, when needed. The quick charge does heat up the phone, so I do try to limit that.This phone is super quick and the screen is amazing. The camera reviews put it at a mediocre camera. I took a picture in low light and it looked like it was taken in broad daylight and crisp colors. You do need to switch to full resolution manually other wise it defaults to 12MP. This does give a great balance of quality and drive space usage.
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Alissa13 –
This phone is really good if you understand it’s $729.Pro’s:-Oxygen OS (Near stock android which is what I prefer)-120Hz display that is locked at 120Hz-Specs for $729-Works on all carriers (5G only on Verizon/Visible and T-Mobile)-no call issues on Verizon unlike what T-Mobile customers are experiencing-improved camera over OnePlus 8 Pro (despite having the same main sensor as the 8 Pro)-Fast using experience-Fingerprint sensor works good and in a good location for my grip style-solid battery life (gets me a solid day out of it even with a 120Hz display)-alert slider (I never knew I needed this till used it)-Warp Charge 65T (holy hell is it fast)Con’s:-Nightscape (night mode) is hit or miss (could be improved with a software update)-some pictures look like the sun is starting to go down yet it’s the middle of the afternoon (could be improved with a software update)-tap to bring up AOD and double tap to wake is a wee bit too sensitive-Fingerprint sensor is not near instant to unlock (it takes a second or 2 to unlock the phone)-no WiFi calling on Verizon yet (coming via a software update in May according to a rumor)-No C-Band 5G on Verizon yet (though that’s coming later this year and I’m hoping it’s Verizon’s Mid band 5G network)-No mmWave 5G (honestly not a deal breaker but I have access to UWB from Verizon in my area)-alert slider is too stiff (I have to use a wee bit of force to change it to vibrate or silent)-No telephoto lensThis is a solid phone from OnePlus. I was a long time Google Phone user (had the iPhone 4, Samsung S3, Samsung S4, Samsung S5, Moto X 2014, Nexus 5X, and Google Pixel 2 XL previously) since 2014 when Google owned Motorola. The camera is good, but deffo needs some software updates to make it even better. I love Oxygen OS because it’s near stock android so it’s an easy jump from my Pixel. So if you still have your Pixel, Pixel 2, or Pixel 3 and don’t want to break the bank on your next phone then I’d recommend this.Something to keep in mind:The Samsung S21 is constantly on sale for around the price of this phone and it could be a hard sell if you’re not into the software experience that OnePlus offers. Samsung packs a wee bit more features and specs for that price. So it really comes down the software experience you prefer.
antonio –
very solid phone, works on cricket as you would expect considering cricket is running on at&t towers being a subsidiary i.e. owned by at&t. it has a really great camera in my opinion, and yes it comes with 65w fast charger out of the box a nice touch(samsung eat your heart out, or rip it out coz you don’t do that) coming from being an iPhone user for many years, i do really like this phone. it’s fast and so far no issues at all the display is great much better than the 60 hz found on iPhone (iPhone needs to step up their game) really not much else to say here, i do wish android would not have so many services that you cant remove without rooting. but most can be overlooked for now by disabling them. only down side to the switch is listed below i don’t like getting notifications for everything by default i hope android changes this in the future to only display notifications for messages and calls it is a bit annoying having the phone buzz off for things you could care less about and as i stated below it’s tedious to have to go into settings and shut off notifications for over 40 apps but is a fault of the android operating system itself. it does have some of what i consider bloatware but most can be uninstalled and some like the unwanted google stuff can only be disabled would like to see that change like google play movies/music and google photos stick them with a pipe just disable and get yourself vlc player and you are good to go.some things i don’t like are just having to shut off notifications on a large amount of apps but that’s all android based phones not a huge issue but annoying and time consuming and also shutting off permissions to apps that you don’t want having access to camera, contact, microphone, LOCATION and other things you may not want some apps or services having access too but again all androids have this issue
Pavel Cordova –
Excelente celular, muy recomendable, tanto que adquirimos otro equipo. Funciona perfecto en la red celular 5g.
HIDALGO SERRANO –
Si están en México Inhabiliten VoLTE y VoWIFI o la pasaran con llamadas caídas cada minuto. Al parecer es bronca de la ultima actualización a Android 12. La cámara funciona bien, la pantalla es buena. Lo mejor es la carga rápida.
Miguel Castañeda –
Es un buen producto, aunque la caja ya había sido abierta y el display viene algo defectuoso, estéticamente y solo se puede ver con ciertos enfoques de luz, pero no afecta a la visibilidad ni el funcionamiento del mismo, en teoría debería de tener una funda en la caja, pero no la traía, por donde más veía completo, cargador, cable, manuales de usuario, póliza de garantía y las calcomanías, es compatible con las telefónicas mexicanas
Selias –
I’ve had this phone for a year and a half, and it’s fantastic. Very fast, good battery life, and it charges incredibly quickly even while being used. Really, my only complaints are that you can’t expand the storage (REALLY wish I had paid extra for the 256 gb storage), and because it’s an AMOLED screen you might get burn-in, like I did. I spend a lot of time browsing the internet, and now my tab icon, url bar, etc are permanently burnt into the screen.
Daniel Moreira –
El telefono me llegó abierto, sin estar sellado y sin la funda de protección (case) como lo indica la publicacion y también no dual sim lo que quiere decir que es otra version del equipo.Por otro lado esperaba una mejor duracion de bateria, solo lo uso para cosas de trabajo y llego al final del dia con lo justo.
sweetmustard –
Overall a good phone.5G on T-Mobile only, if even. Not on AT&T.Camera(s) use EIS – image stabilization in software. The issue is that EIS is only in the included camera software. Using other apps to capture pics/videos do not get any image stabilization. E.g. Open Camera and dash-cam apps. This is a step back from my older phones (OnePlus 6, OnePlus 7 Pro).Good wide-lens camera, no optical zoom camera.Battery life is good, especially after Android 13 update. I get two days with moderate use.Battery gets warm during charging – not good for its life. I have to pay attention (use AccuBattery) and disconnect the charger at 80%. The phone has a optimized charging feature, but no way of stopping the charging before 100% and avoiding overheating. AccuBattery shows the battery health at 90% only already, after a couple of weeks of use. Not great prognosis for its life.We’ll see how much longer OnePlus supports this phone with updates. I should have gotten a Google Pixel 6A at the same price. Somewhat lower specs but better pictures and much better/longer software support/updates.No video over USB C. This is a step back.FYI – no clear case included in the US market.
erick mendez –
Llevo unos días utilizando este celular, la verdad es muy bonito, es rápido y al menos para mi sus 128gb de almacenamiento son suficientes. Se actualiza a Android 13. Si lo usas mucho te alcanzará el día, pero si el uso no es tanto, seguro te alcanza dos días la batería. La carga es súper rápida, en unos 40 minutos ya está carga completa. No trae funda protectora debido a que es la versión de Estados Unidos de América.Actualizaré en un tiempo más, cuando le de más uso.
Matthew Mauricio –
the battery life drains fast but the charger you get with the phone charges it up very fast overall a good product
Graham S Warnock –
Many reviews stated that this was a used phone. I received this phone in mint condition and was quick and easy to switch from my one android phone to this one. Cloning was smooth. There was no factory screen film on the phone, but it was sealed in the box and the phone was in a sealed foam sleave.I’m giving it 4 stars not 5, because I cannot remove the T-Mobile apps, but I was expecting that as per the comments.Battery life is not a good as my wife’s Asus Zenfone 5Q, but I do get a couple days at normal usage, and have the power to play the intensive games when I want and quick charge in 15 minutes, when needed. The quick charge does heat up the phone, so I do try to limit that.This phone is super quick and the screen is amazing. The camera reviews put it at a mediocre camera. I took a picture in low light and it looked like it was taken in broad daylight and crisp colors. You do need to switch to full resolution manually other wise it defaults to 12MP. This does give a great balance of quality and drive space usage.