This is definitely a come up right here. If you'd like to have a cool extra, or backup phone, business phone, or a phone for someone in your family. You need to jump on the OnePlus Nord N200 5G before they sell out. For Two hundred something, this phone has a 1080p/Full HD screen. Most budget phones nowadays are coming in 720p. Even the $300-$400 Motorolas are 720s. The N200 also has an SD Slot for more memory if you choose. The Nord N200 is fast too! When it comes to internet/wifi operation, it is swift and smooth, it's definitely on point. You'll have to buy a good phone case for it though, that's for sure. The Nord N200s design is quite slim, I wouldn't go out into the world with it just like that. If you're into taking pictures and shooting video, I would say... it's not bad. In a medium lit to dark room, it does shoot grainy. If you shoot video or take pictures outside in the daytime it's not bad. The camera doesn't suck, but it's not top notch either. The camera is simply, Good, for the year 2022 (or when the phone came out, perhaps last year - 2021) but it still looks better than the old phones, you know.. The camera actually shoots video in 1080p. But you have to make the picture or video come out good with the Nord N200, with proper lighting and holding the phone steady towards one spot. As opposed to the more expensive phones that capture the best picture or video For You with their technology. The only thing that I don't like about the Nord N200 is that, when it comes to organizing your pictures and videos on it's "Collections", there seems to be only two ways to sort them, either by Capture Date or Import Date, that's it. There is no Alphabetical Order for some reason, so your pictures and videos, and your albums are sorted all messy, even within the albums. It takes a while to find what you are looking for. I don't know maybe hopefully I find the solution for this on YouTube someday or something, or I will contact OnePlus. But that's the only negative that I give it. Other than that, for what I paid for it and what the phone can do, the way it performs.. I am definitely satisfied with this purchase and definitely recommend the OnePlus Nord N200 5G.

The OnePlus Nord N200 5G is a budget-friendly smartphone that offers a great value for its price. With its sleek design and vibrant Blue Quantum color, it's an eye-catching device. The resolution is crisp and colors are vivid, making it ideal for watching videos or playing games. One of the standout features of the Nord N200 is its 5G connectivity, allowing you to enjoy faster download and streaming speeds in supported areas. In terms of the camera, the OnePlus Nord N200 has a triple camera setup on the back, including a 13-megapixel primary camera, a 2-megapixel macro lens, and a 2-megapixel monochrome sensor. While it may not compete with high-end flagship phones, it still captures decent photos with good color accuracy and detail. The battery life on the Nord N200 is impressive, thanks to its large 5000mAh battery. You can expect a full day of use with moderate to heavy usage, and the phone supports 18W fast charging, allowing you to quickly recharge when needed. Overall, the OnePlus Nord N200 5G offers a solid combination of performance, design, and affordability. It's a great option for anyone looking for a budget-friendly 5G smartphone without compromising on features.

Bought this as a last ditch effort to get a new phone, and honestly it was a good decision. Compared to the Samsung Galaxy A22 phone I woulda bought, I ended up paying less for it, and being stuck between getting an expensive phone and a cheap phone with bad quality (BLU V91 was my other option). I haven't run into too many issues with the device, and sure, the camera is not as good as many mid tier range phones at the market, but I wouldn't call it bad, it's honestly good enough for my standards. Gaming on the phone isn't too bad as well, it does stutter and lag once in a while but it's not detrimental since I'm not a serious competitive gamer. Being able to switch from Gaming Mode to Pro Gaming Mode is nice since the latter helps to not show notifications during play. The battery is okay as well, it tends to drain quite quickly but that's on part of me using a fitness tracker watch that requires the Bluetooth to be on, and I plan to upgrade to a proper smartwatch later on. Lastly I had to turn off pocket mode since I got a protective case that includes an external screen protector, which would trigger it to turn on, I'm not mad since again I can turn it off in the settings. Overall it's a really good phone, and was worth paying a little extra without creating a huge hole in my budget if I had gotten a Samsung phone. It's not for everybody who wants the highest quality stuff from a mid range phone with new components (not everyone wants a phone with an old Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset in it, I can understand that), but I would still recommend it if you want something that can still do quite a lot of things, plus the range of customization is great as well.

Excellent phone at a good price. The phone has a slim design. The camera is good for macro and regular distance, not so much for far distances.

This is an amazing 5 star phone but tied to best buys awful service plan forced sign up which is simply god awful. Get the phone .. choose whatever service plan offers 5g in your area this phone is blazing fast w google fi or tmobile I'd stay away from verizon sprint or others.