OnePlus Nord N20 (5G) 128GB 6.43" AMOLED Display GSM Unlocked - Blue Smoke (Renewed)

I like that it has both OxygenOS and HalogenOS for display of the app icons and the functionality of the phone. You can make it work like a traditional Samsung (home, back, other buttons) or you can make it work like an iPhone (gestures and swiping). Its camera is decent, but if you’re looking for a phone AND camera, there are much better options. Here are the reasons I chose it: - Works with Mint Mobile* - Cheap (getting away from paying $1000+) - I have much more customizability over how many apps I can put per page (this is an Android thing to my knowledge) - AUX PORT (very good, high quality aux port that makes a firm connection with my apple earbuds) - Still has Android Auto, so you can connect to newer tech in the car (it’ll pop up asking if you want to enable it, I think the option you want to choose is multimedia) - The power and volume buttons on this thing are really well made and give a satisfying click - USB-C charger - Music player (I use Youtube Music) - I am a simple person who wants an mp3 player and a cell phone in one device *Note: according to Mint Mobile, this phone will work with them, but I have not actually purchased and tried the plan myself.

The quality, functions, battery, and price excelent

The phone is good, it stays fast for about a year, until it slows down around a year in. The battery life I have not seen too much of a problem with, but it did slow down in charging. In the year 2025, the software stopped receiving updates, and this is a bit of an outdated phone for about this day and age, but it serves the purpose of a 5G android phone.

This was a used phone and I have to admit it was in a lot better condition than I expected. Very happy with it and the vendor.

This was again a decent buy for the money paid. It's biggest draw back is the quality of the camera. These days phone's main function apart from being a phone is camera. In that department it is a let down. But the phone is pretty slim and light weight. Decent buy for the money paid. This can be classified as a budget phone.

I set this phone up and was enjoying using it for a few hours. I really liked it. Then 1) it wouldn't turn off, soft and hard reset didn't work, 2) latent tmobile software downloaded and installed unwanted apps (couldn't be turned off and I'm not even with tmobile), 3) after this I lost my 5G speed permanently, even after factory reset (it was great at first). I'm giving up on phones.

Works good and not very laggy or slow

When the Huawei P30 Pro came out, I spent $750 on it - a year AFTER it was released. The phone and camera was one of the very best/considered a flagship phone. I refused to get a new phone for over three years, as a result - I was stuck with Android 10. It started lagging and emojis weren't showing, from other Android users - who had Android 12. This N20 phone was only $182, a year after it was released. My dad actually gave this Oneplus Nord N20 5G phone to my hubby and I noticed the camera quality (64MP) immediately. The only negative side to this phone is, if you crack or break the screen - you'll be paying $189-$200 - to get it replaced. It'll cost just as much as getting another N20! These are the pros: An AMOLED screen Uses a dual operating system: Android 11, OxygenOS 11 Has a Qualcomm SM6375 Snapdragon 695 chip Has an aux jack, as opposed to only using wireless buds. Has a fingerprint sensor and accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer. Takes a nano SIM card. Has a 4500mAh battery (li-pro) Uses a type C charger and fast charges in an hour and thirty minutes. Cons: AMOLED is costly to replace/repair. For a phone that costs $200 - it'd be better to replace phone. I hope my review was helpful for you.