OnePlus 7 Pro GM1915 256GB T-Mobile GSM Unlocked - Nebula Blue (Renewed)

I was hesitant on purchasing a renewed phone , I was surprised that the phone is in really good shape.. So far the phone is working as it should. Only problem I had was when I transfer my sim card from my old phone to this phone At&t deactivated my sim card. They told me they are switching over to 5g and getting rid of their 3g network phones.. They wasn't going to activate the sim card. I had to act like my sim card was in my older phone before they could activate it.. But other then that there was no problem. One more downfall is, the T-Mobile bloat wear is on the phone where it's a T-Mobile brand phone.

The thing that scared me the most was that it was renewed but for me it came in quite literally perfect condition. It was in a 3rd party box and only came with a 5w power brick but I cant really blame them for that when the phone looks so good. Not a single scratch or scuff mark that I could see, if you want a oneplus 7 pro and want to save a buck I would recommend it

No issues worth the money

I have only had this phone for 6 months and it has crapped out on me. It was a beautiful phone until it wasn't and considering I only had four months to return it I missed out on that window now and there goes $220 out the window. Save your dollars and buy new so you don't end up paying double or triple the price.

So the phone is absolutely fantastic. Worth every penny I paid. The screen is flawless and there isn't a scratch or sent on the whole thing. The single problem, is that I did not get a quick charger that takes advantage of warp charge. It says it's a rapid charger, but it's not. Took nearly 3 hours to charge fully from 45%. Now I have to purchase one separately, which is moderately frustrating. The phone itself is brilliant though and works well on AT&T.

Phone looks brand new. No issues at all. Can't find a decent oneplus 7 pro anywhere with out being over charged for an old phone. Again, thank you so so much!!

My Pixel 3xl (snapdragon 845) was getting way too slow so I went to gsmarena and entered in criteria I wanted in a phone - 8gb ram, oled high-res screen, above 60hz refresh, and every phone there was either unavailable in the US or available for $800+.Except this one.And it's less than half the price. It might be the best tech purchase I've made. Says "Renewed" but the phone came in flawless condition. I've used a Galaxy S20+ and I have not noticed much of a difference between the two (I know sd855 is slightly faster than sd845 but OnePlus' optimizations do a lot to close the gap especially with Samsung bloatware). If anything, I like this phone more due to its retractable camera and clean UI.Battery was at 85% capacity, which is well within the timeframe I'll be using it for. If you look up "best phones" lists you won't find this one on that list because they don't account for previous generations or for the price. This phone blows the pixel 4a out of the water (for the same price), and gives even some of the current flagships a run for their money... but for half to a third of their price. I know OnePlus has lost its reputation as a flagship killer with the OnePlus 8, but if they released this phone right now with its specs for this price, it would be hailed as a flagship killer. I would, without hesitation, buy this phone again.

The phone I purchased stated it was for T-Mobile but I got a Sprint phone (Sprint logo on startup). T-Mobile owns sprint so it's compatible Kinda! I recently started having issues with it dropping calls and I haven't received an update for a while. Turns out that's because it's from India. I only found this out using the Oxygen Updater from OnePlus. It says it's a OnePlus 7 Pro (India).Other than that, this phone is my second OnePlus 7 Pro. I liked the first one so much I bought it again. Seems good but the India/Sprint thing is causing it to not get updated.