It has been reported that the Control Centre will be receiving a huge revamp. The layout of the Control Centre looks like a blend between Xiaomi’s HyberOS and Apple’s iOS. Users may find two toggles similar to that of HyberOS’ layout. There is also a noticeable split between the notification area and the control centre. Users will be able to view the Control Centre by swiping down from the right side. Meanwhile, the notification area is revealed when swiping down from the left side. Furthermore, users will be able to customise the Control Central. Icons can be rearranged and texts hidden below the controls. 

Another change is in the volume slide. This volume slide bears a similar functionality to that of the iOS volume slider. The volume slider shrinks to a more narrower width. OxygenOS also brings live photos to the camera app. iOS also has the same feature built within its camera app. 

Oxygen 15: More features of this upcoming OS 

With OxygenOS 15, users will be able to customise their lock screen. They can adjust the size, position, and colour of the clock. Users are also given a variety of lock screen presets to pick from. A dynamic island feature will also make its way. Notifications and alerts will appear at the centre top just like the Dynamic Island system from iOS. 

OxygenOS is an operating system developed by OnePlus specifically for their smartphones. Reports have said the beta version will be available by the end of September or the start of October. 

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The latest OnePlus release is powered by Wear OS, Google’s smartwatch operating system. Furthermore, this OS is supported by the Snapdragon W5 processor. It also comes with an alternative RTOS operating system option.

OnePlus Watch 2R Features

The Watch 2R is equipped with a dual chipset such as the BES 2700 and the Snapdragon W5, which delivers excellent performance and long-lasting battery life of 100 hours. The battery even lasts up to 48 hours with heavy intensive use. The BES 2700 chipset also allows users to switch to the Power Saver Mode ensuring an impressive twelve days of extended battery life.

The OnePlus Watch 2R comes in two colour variants, Forest Green and Gunmetal Grey with a matte aluminium case and a sturdy glass watch face. The design is premium and the smartwatch itself weighs around 59 grams.

Users can also follow routes on the OnePlus Watch 2R through its accurate dual-frequency GPS. In addition, the smartwatch also tracks a user’s heart rate, VO2 Max, and blood oxygen to improve the user’s quality of workouts.

Moreover, OHealth also comes with the Watch 2R. OHealth is a fitness and health app that pairs OnePlus and OPPO wearable devices. It allows users to track workouts and health stats.

The Watch 2R is priced at ₹ 19,999 and can be ordered through OnePlus’s official website.

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iPhone 15 vs OnePlus 12R

The OnePlus 12R and iPhone 15 are the latest flagship smartphones in the global markets. While their starting prices vary, both serve consumers seeking a premium smartphone experience without the high price tag typically associated with high-end devices. The OnePlus 12R, priced at Rs 39,999, and the iPhone 15, starting at Rs 79,900, are one of the best deals at the start of this year, offering top-tier features and performance at comparatively lower costs.

Design

When it comes to design, there are a lot of similarities between the OnePlus 12R and the iPhone 15. Both feature an industrial design, a metal mid-frame, and a glass sandwich design. However, when it comes to looks, these phones look noticeably different from one another. 

Display

The OnePlus 12R has a better display than the iPhone 15. The OnePlus 12R has a 6.78-inch display, which is large compared to the iPhone 15. It also has a far much better refresh rate going up to 120Hz along with LTPO (variable refresh rate). Also to keep in mind the Oneplus 12R has a curved screen. On the other hand, the iPhone 15 has a medium-sized 6.1-inch screen with a 60Hz refresh rate and slightly bigger bezels than those found on the OnePlus 12R.

Performance of chips

Although both are the latest models from the respective brands, the OnePlus 12R and the iPhone 15 get an older chip but offer the latest software experiences. The iPhone 15 is powered by the A16 Bionic processor, which powered the iPhone 14 Pro. The OnePlus 12R on the other side runs on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, a chip that powered the OnePlus 11.

Who has a better camera OnePlus 12R or iPhone 15?

The OnePlus 12R has a triple camera setup featuring a 50 MP primary lens, an 8 MP ultra-wide angle lens, and a 2 MP macro lens. The iPhone 15 has a dual-camera setup featuring a 48 MP primary camera and a 12 MP ultra-wide angle lens. While it appears on paper that the OnePlus 12R has better camera features like 24 MP shots and supports 4K video recording in Dolby Vision, clearly the iPhone 15 is expected to offer a superior camera experience in real-world usage.

Battery life and overall experience

Both phones have a USB-C port. The OnePlus 12R supports 100W fast charging. The iPhone 15 on the other hand is limited to 20W on the iPhone 15. The Oneplus 12R has a 5500 mAh battery with lightning-fast charging.

Is the OnePlus 12R better than the iPhone 15?

The OnePlus 12R and the iPhone 15 are value-defining products from the respective brands. The iPhone 15 costs a lot more, it also comes from a brand known for its quality, which also offers software support and a better ecosystem.

The OnePlus 12R on the cheaper side, looks as good as the more expensive OnePlus 12. It is one of the best Android smartphones at around Rs 40,000, especially for those who want an Android phone that offers an improved software experience.

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