Best answer:<\/strong> Even as the OnePlus 7 Pro is over a year old, it’s tough to recommend everyone upgrade to the OnePlus 8 Pro. The 8 Pro does have better cameras, a better display, wireless charging, and 5G, but those are all marginal upgrades over what’s still an excellent phone in 2020. And you’d be facing hundreds of dollars to upgrade, which just won’t be worth it for many people.<\/p>\n The OnePlus 8 Pro follows a very similar mold to the 7 Pro, and upgrades in a handful of crucial areas. The first immediately noticeable change is the display, which is slightly larger but notably better in colors and brightness. It’s also 120Hz, over the 7 Pro’s 90Hz, for even smoother<\/em> motion in everything you do on the phone. Yes, it’s now marred by a small hole punch camera cutout, but chances are you could get over that.<\/p>\n You get a lot of solid improvements in the 8 Pro, and no downsides.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n OnePlus upgraded to a new camera system, and the improvements are primarily found in the primary sensor: a new larger 48MP sensor that takes in more light and produces sharper photos in all lighting conditions. You’ll notice the differences primarily in low-light situations since the 7 Pro was already plenty capable in daylight, but this is<\/em> an upgrade. Unfortunately, there aren’t significant upgrades to be seen with the telephoto, ultra-wide, or front-facing cameras; those are all basically the same.<\/p>\n The hardware looks and feels very<\/em> similar this year, with subtle changes to a few design elements. But lurking inside are three significant features: wireless charging, IP68 water resistance, and 5G. The wireless charging, when paired with a $70 OnePlus charger, nearly<\/em> matches Warp Charge wired charging speeds, which is incredible \u2014 and it, of course, works on other regular wireless chargers too. Water-resistance is an excellent addition, of course, putting your mind at ease throughout the day. And 5G is a bonus, if not now then for the next year you’re using the phone \u2014 though the 8 Pro doesn’t support Verizon or AT&T’s networks.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.androidcentral.com\/sites\/androidcentral.com\/files\/styles\/large_wm_brw\/public\/article_images\/2020\/04\/oneplus-8-pro-green-with-box.jpg?itok=ZHvVIYaG\")
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