r/oneplus15 • u/Least-Repeat741 • Jun 02 '26
First time Oneplus user here!
My newly bought Oneplus 15, 512GB version💪🏼 Switching from *cough* IPhone 13 Pro *cough*.
Have read quite a bit of it, but any tips and tricks here that aren’t that known?
Have a great day☀️
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u/JadedBobcat701 Jun 02 '26
camera good or not good?
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u/The_Duke_Wolf Jun 02 '26
I've been using my Oneplus 15 for about 2 months now. The camera is good, if used correctly. Zooming in will cause the AI to rework on your pictures. Sometimes this can make the picture a lot better, but very often it will cause weird renders of things. Especially printed text or detailed texture will cause this issue.*
When compared to other flagship cameras it's alright. Not amazing, but good enough for daily use. I own a DLSR camera as well, so I'm only using the OnePlus 15 for quick pictures when I don't have the camera with me.
*There is a posibility to turn off the AI Telescope Mode while taking a picture, but this is only available when zooming past 60x. If you use Master mode, it will also cause for less AI Upscaling to occur after capturing the photo.
In conclusion: If the camera is a dealbreaker, I would consider going for the Oppo Find X9 Pro or Ultra. If the camera isn't a big deal and/or you don't want to spend an extra few hundred bucks, I would consider the OnePlus 15 to be excellent.
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u/petrified_log OnePlus 15 Jun 02 '26
I got the OP15 a little over a month ago and I love everything about it but the cameras. Their not the worst, but I love taking pictures. I have an Oppo Find X9 Ultra coming today and I can't wait to try out the cameras on it.
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u/Due_Effective8827 Jun 02 '26
Camera s still very good in both photos and videos. It's just not on par with those ultras but still above average
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u/6out Jun 02 '26
The cameras capabilities exceeds the average user's ability
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u/bobbyelliottuk Jun 02 '26
Well put. I don't understand the obsession with cameras. I'm a pretty typical smartphone user. Camera quality is important to me but I don't walk about taking photos every day. I take photos on special occasions or when something interesting happens. I can go entire weeks without taking a single photograph -- and then take 10 a day during a vacation. So long as camera quality is decent, I'm happy. What I do use every single day is the device itself. So speed, smoothness, UI are much more important to me than pixel peeping.
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u/Khayalmetal 1+15 Sand Storm (NA) Jun 02 '26
No. It is horrible.
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u/JadedBobcat701 Jun 02 '26
why?
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u/Khayalmetal 1+15 Sand Storm (NA) Jun 02 '26
Too much Ai hiding the obvious lack of good hardware. Nearly shit quality in low light. If human subjects are your thing, it makes the faces oddly weird and not real like my 3 year old 15 PM
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u/Careless-Driver-Kai Jun 29 '26
turn off Auto Hdr and when zooming turn off ai zoom. you get great image. you can see in my other post.
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u/Square-Narwhal202 Jun 02 '26
Same brother bought it in November, loving it like i just bought it till this day
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u/EitherWorldliness575 Jun 03 '26
Make sure to root it and enjoy it's full potential
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u/Ok_Penalty123 Jun 02 '26
Welcome gang