OnePlus 7 Pro is presently one of the most sought-after smartphones globally. The smartphone’s sales have been smashing records in China and India. Demand was so high in China that OnePlus had to redirect shipment meant for other regions to service the Chinese market. Beyond the razzmatazz, the OP7 Pro has received knocks from some fans who complain about its poor camera output. As a result, OnePlus promised an update to fix things up and that has started rolling out.
The update with the version number Oxygen OS 9.5.4.GM21AA was reportedly spotted by Android Authority on their review unit. The size is just 182MB and in terms of the improvements it brings along, the changelog shows that it delivers improved photo quality in HDR and low-light scenarios. Here’s the list of improvements the update brings;
System
- Optimized Double Tap To Wake and Ambient Display.
- Optimized audio delay with the Bluetooth headset when playing games.
- General bug fixes and improvements
Camera
- Improved image quality in HDR scenarios
- Improved image quality in low light
- Fixed white balance issue in several scenarios
- Fixed focus issue in several scenarios
The OnePlus 7 Pro update is coming on the heels of another controversy surrounding the 3X zoom camera feature. This pertains to a recent discovery that the phone seems to utilise a 13MP 2.2x telephoto zoom camera and then the image is cropped to deliver 3x “lossless” zoom at 8MP. OnePlus is yet to respond to this claim.
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