Hi there,      
I got my **OnePlus 15 Infinite Black** for 2 months now (since December 15th), so I thought I would do a small review here :)

This is my very first OnePlus device, and my first flagship phone. I come from an OPPO Reno2 which was 6 years old.  


**Performance**; very fast, smooth, responsive. I don't use it for heavy stuff, not even gaming, but it's just soo smooth & fast..

**Battery**; I don't think I need to explain much here.. 1.5-2 days battery, just no battery worry anymore. 20%? Still got like 6 hours left, and if it's too low you got really fast charging..

**Charging**; 120W is so fast that it most of the time feels like 15 minutes.. I look away for a bit and it's already half..      
I have not used the wireless charging yet because I don't currently see the usefulness of it since I have 120W wired.

**OS/software**; OxygenOS is so clean, smooth & customizable. I come from ColorOS (11) and I liked it so that was another reason for me to choose OnePlus.

**Design**; This is of course personal, but I like the new design and am happy with the Infinite Black version. The phone feels strong & premium.

**IP rating**; My last phone didn't have an IP rating so now with IP69(K) I just use it in the snow or even shower without worry.. I can technically put it underwater for cool underwater pictures, but I read that swimming pool water can damage the seals over time so I'm still going to protect it then.

**Speakers**; On their lowest they're quiet but still audible which I like since my old Reno2 was already medium loud on lowest.. On max volume (which I've only done once) they're shockingly loud but still pretty clear.

**Plus key**; I use it to quickly open my camera so I find it useful, but more customization options would be fun.

**Cameras**; I almost didn't buy this phone because I heard it had "terrible" cameras... O that would've been painful.. Luckily I waited for more reviews and saw how good they are.      
Since I got this phone I've started taking more pictures of scenes & nature and just being more 'professional photographer' (which I am not) with it instead of just point & shoot. I really like the photos, so I'm sharing some of my favorites!      
*(Of course keep in mind that Reddit lowers picture quality. Some pictures edited for privacy. Picture of OnePlus 15 itself taken with Reno2)*

Yes it has low light problems, but it's not too bad, it's still better then my 6 years old Reno2 so it was a big upgrade for me.  
The 3.5x zoom isn't a lot but is still pretty useful, and even a bit in digital zoom it still looks good.

  
My plan is to keep this phone a long time (5-6 years), so with performance like this and a smooth OS like OxygenOS I feel like that'll be possible!  


So well, that was my short review and I hope you enjoy my pictures :)

2 months review + photos - OnePlus 15