OnePlus Nord 4 5G (Mercurial Silver, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage) | Lifetime Display Warranty | Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 7 Plus Gen 3 | ANTUTU Score 1.5Mn+ | OnePlus AI

I am writing this review after 1 month of using the Oneplus Nord 4. It is one of the best midrange phone that you can blindly buy without any confusion. I bought this phone during Great Indian festival after so much research and doubts. I was not sure which phone will be the best in 30000 segment. I was looking for a balanced phone which has everything like good performance, good design, good battery and good camera. I don't want to compromise in any one thing. So after lot of research i was having confusion between nord 4 and realme gt 6t. But in realme gt 6t the display is curved which i don't prefer at all. Curved display is waste of money and feels like gimmick so i avoided it and bought nord 4. Now i feel it was the best decision. Best features of this Nord 4 are- Design - I literally loved the mercurian silver metel design which looks so much premium. I thought metel might be heavier but in daily use its not a problem at all. It cools down so fast and does not have any heating issues at all. Performance - It has the best performance and able to play BGMI so smoothly. Flat screen helps so much in games also. Battery - If you use normally the battery will last more than 1 day easily and it charges the phone within 25mins. Camera - I felt the main camera is so good and it takes very decent photos. 50mp camera performs above average. If camera is your main priority then its better to go for realme, vivo, Samsung or Iphone which are camera centric. But then other areas you have to compromise. Trust me below 30k this phone takes very good photos. Network - Being a metel phone i am getting 5g network always without any problem. Never felt any Issues at all. Display - It has best display and content viewing experience is top notch with minimum bezzels. This review is genuine and trust me if you want a balanced midrange phone you can go for Oneplus Nord 4 for sure. Greenline is coming in all the brands so no need to get back from this phone because of this reason.... (If any problems comes in future then i will update the review for sure)

I've never had a OnePlus device before so I'll be totally unbiased over my experience for this phone since I bought it by the time of of first day launch🤗 1) Design: (9.5/10 Subjective) I love it but t's subjective is you prefer a glass built over a metal or the dual tone colours/texture appeals you less or more, but ultimately it's one of the most eye catching designs launched this year apart from the Nothing phones that has managed to attain a premium appearance in a very simple unibody structure. 2) Performance: (8.5/10) This is what makes it one of the top competitors within the 30k lineup phones. I personally play a lot of gatcha games like Genshin, Honkai and Wuthering Waves, over fps shooting so I would definitely say that gatcha games being heavier in graphics, Nord 4 is capable to provide the most efficient gaming. Practically speaking if you avoid those YouTube reviews with AnTuTu, any android phone would at some point face fps drop if you play in the highest settings and I do believe with what I've heard that even with high end processors like Snapdragon 7+ 3, OnePlus always limits it's potential which is why we do get to see some throttling, but on a long term it doesn't matter. If you are a daily user with 2-3 hours of heavy gaming per day or more with breaks after every 45 minutes to 1 hour of heavy graphic gameplay, then you could definitely have a great experience. If you are just a normal user, you can choose it blindly. 3) Built and UI: (9/10 for strength and quality but 7/10 for being expensive to replace) Ofcourse being metal you would expect a little bit of weight (around 200 grams) but you get used to it and it really feels much premium to feel that metallic weight in your hand. It might get really slippery and if it falls down it might not have scratches except for the glass portion around the camera but might face dents on the metal if the fall is too harsh, so I would suggest to have a back cover, and let's be honest no matter how premium the phone is even if it looks great, they are all at the end of the day sensitive and how you manage to care for it depends totally on you. Be responsible. And as I mentioned, it's going to be really expensive to replace a unibody metal frame if it's cracked or dented even if it's strong enough to work so be careful. As for the UI I've been a Xiaomi user so honestly I don't feel much different in terms of operating system with bloatware, but I really don't feel bothered by it as long as I'm able to disable it. I uninstalled and disabled not almost but EVERY single bloatware in this phone that I possibly could have including app market and even the gaming tool so now I don't get those security checks after installing apps and it feels as clean as any Flagship phone. 3) Battery: (8/10) It's good. Definitely better battery life than my iPhone BUT for how big the battery is, the Oxygen OS hasn't optimised it's battery life to it's maximum just as I mentioned before for its Processor but it's not a big deal. 5500mAH is something we see less as the price goes higher over handheld devices because they try to add more space for gimmicks like wireless charging which in my opinion is not very practical everytime unless you carry a wireless charger everywhere and they are really slow. But the wired charging in OnePlus with the 100 watt out of the box charger is great and it charges the device to full within 30 minutes tho I would suggest to toggle the option from Battery Health settings to charge it till 80 percentage so you can keep it's battery health stable for long. I hope they optimise it in the future updates but honestly it gives you around 7-8 hours of life with regular usage and even more if you are a light user which is more than enough considering that at some point you will need to charge your device any way. 4) Display: (8/10) It's a very smooth 120hz amoled panel with HDR support in Netflix that I never really use because I watch on my MacBook or the television (it's just better to watch anything on a bigger display over a phone to keep your visions safe) and an unnamed protection (Panda glass according to few sources) but I'll be practical over how much it actually matters. Being someone who has changed the displays in the past after getting it broken, it doesn't matter what Gorilla glass they put on your phone, it's a glass at the end of the day and if you are not being responsible enough by handling your phone with care, it's expected for your screen to face damage. Use a good tempered glass around 3-4 USD (200-400 INR) I won't suggest to go higher because no matter how expensive it is, even if it's able to handle a bend test, practically any tempered display is penetrable if it falls flat on a rough surface UNLESS you have a good thick back cover. Overall it's a good display but I feel that the brightness could be a bit bother outside if you live in a heavily bright environment. Personally I didn't face any issues for the time being as the peak brightness is really good in the sunlight but if you compare it to some cheaper devices, it might feel a little less. 5) Heating Stabilization: (9/10) I mean, it's metal? Ofcourse it's going to be hot DURING a gameplay but HEATING DOESN'T MEAN PERFORMANCE DROP. Also it's during the time when you are playing or doing some heavy task but the best part of metal is that it cools down as fast as it heats up and the cooling chamber in this phone is really efficient. Overall It's definitely better in terms of heat stabilization than any glass/plastic built phones for being a metal although I would say that, if you are travelling in a constantly hot temperature, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight for too long as it might get hot or else again, Use a back cover. BUT I'd also suggest to not use a back cover when doing some heavy gaming because it makes you loose the purpose of having a metal phone with such a good heating stabilization as plastic makes it harder to escape the heat. 6) Camera: (7/10 Subjective) This isn't my place but I would still give some opinion. It is decent and when I say that, it is actually not bad at all infact really good along it's limitations. It has a very natural tone on the back camera with a really good potrait mode and a decent front camera definitely better than a 25k phone but ofcourse with the specifications you see, there are limitations if you compare it to other phones in the same price. It's definitely better than Nothing 2a in terms of color and stability but not as close to camera centred phones like Vivo/Realme in the midrange but then again those phones lack either performance or the brand value, as OnePlus is much premium as a brand than Vivo/Realme even if they are from the same company. Again it is subjective and this phone in my opinion is rather a balance of performance along with the things you need in a midrange close-to-flagship phone rather than being an entire camera phone, but it's still really good even with the limitations of telephoto and other things that I find gimmick because I'm not a camera phone user. Overall: (8.25) It's a great phone for both everyday users and decent to heavy gamers. I might score it higher in the future if they successfully optimise the Operating system in the future updates and push it to 9 even with a decent camera because this phone has a lot of potential and considering it's future update promises of 4+6 for Android and security patch, it's a very good purchase. Just praying that these phones don't face any green line issues in the future.

The OnePlus Nord 4 continues to impress, not just with its hardware, but with the seamless and feature-rich experience provided by the latest software. With the stable release of Android 15 and OxygenOS 15, the device has received a significant upgrade, solidifying its position as a top contender in the mid-range market. This review is based on the new software, highlighting how it elevates the user experience. Performance: Fluid and AI-Powered The combination of the powerful Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 chipset and the new Android 15-based OxygenOS 15 is a match made in heaven. The "Fast and Smooth" promise is delivered with a new level of fluidity, thanks to the Parallel Drawing architecture that ensures animations are buttery smooth even under heavy load. The system feels incredibly responsive, with app-launch times and transitions being noticeably quicker than on previous versions. OxygenOS 15 also introduces new AI features, such as "Intelligent Search" for finding content across your device and "AI Eraser" for simple photo editing, adding a layer of smart functionality that keeps the Nord 4 feeling modern and efficient. Design and Display: A Visual Delight The phone's hardware remains a standout. The slim, metal unibody design is both elegant and durable. The 6.74-inch, 1.5K AMOLED display is vibrant and sharp, with a 120 Hz refresh rate that makes scrolling and swiping feel incredibly fluid. The peak brightness of 2150 nits ensures excellent visibility even in direct sunlight. OxygenOS 15 enhances this visual experience with new lock screen customization options, allowing for a more personalized look with dynamic wallpapers and depth effects. Camera: Consistent and Improved The camera system, featuring a 50MP Sony main sensor and an 8MP ultrawide, delivers consistent and high-quality results. The software improvements in OxygenOS 15 have further enhanced the camera experience. Features like "AI Unblur" and "AI Reflection Eraser" from the new AI-powered suite help produce cleaner, more professional-looking shots. While the ultrawide lens is serviceable, the main camera continues to be the star, capturing great detail and accurate colors in various lighting conditions. Battery and Charging: Enduring Power Battery life is a major strength of the OnePlus Nord 4. The large 5500mAh battery easily lasts an entire day of heavy use. When it's time to recharge, the 100W SUPERVOOC charging is incredibly fast, taking the phone from near-empty to a full charge in under 30 minutes. OxygenOS 15 adds a "Charging Limit" feature, which can halt charging at 80% to help extend the battery's overall lifespan, a welcome addition for long-term health. Overall Verdict: A Mid-Range Champion Gets Even Better The OnePlus Nord 4 was already a fantastic phone, and the update to Android 15 and OxygenOS 15 makes it even better. The improved performance, new AI features, and subtle but meaningful software enhancements turn an excellent hardware package into a truly compelling daily driver. For anyone considering a mid-range phone, the Nord 4, with its refined and feature-packed software, is an easy recommendation.

I've been using the OnePlus Nord 4 for about 2 weeks and I can say this phone is a great but for this price Pros: Almost everything, 1. The display is gorgeous but it is not dynamic, meaning it stays at 120Hz all the time even when set to auto 2. The battery life is also really damn good, coming from an iPhone X, this is great and 100W in the box charger charges it while a small break, 3. Build quality is top notch, I like the metal back but the looks is bad, I suggested a family member this phone but it looks so bad, it was dismissed but for me it is alright (side note: you get a transparent TPU case and not a high quality one which funnily enough you get in the CE 4) Performance is great too, 7+ gen 3 is one of the better choice Cons: Camera: while main camera is ok, selfie and ultrawide are preety mid Video: only the main camera can do 4K 60FPS, other cameras are capped at 1080p 30FPS. So while you can record in 4K, you cannot change perspectives.

I have been using this phone for the past one month, and after thoroughly testing it, here’s my detailed review. Performance (4.5/5) When it comes to gaming, this phone performs exceptionally well. I played BGMI at 90 FPS, and it handled the game effortlessly. There were occasional frame drops, but I believe this is an issue with the game itself, as even iPhone users experience the same. Overall, the phone can handle any apps or games without issues, making it great for performance. Camera (4/5) Recently, I visited Qutb Shahi Tombs, and we took a lot of pictures. Interestingly, even though my friends had good phones, they preferred using mine for photography. I shared the pictures I took with this phone, and they were quite impressive. I don’t use the selfie camera much, so I don’t have many complaints about it. The 50MP rear camera is excellent and performs well in various lighting conditions. The 16MP selfie camera is decent, but if you’re a selfie enthusiast, it might not meet your expectations. However, for rear camera users, this phone delivers great results. The AI features are also a nice addition for enhancing photos. Battery (5/5) The phone comes with 100W SuperVOOC charging, which fully charges the battery in just 30 minutes. Once charged, it easily lasts a full day, even with heavy usage. If you're a power user, you may need to charge it overnight, but the fast charging makes it very convenient. Display (5/5) The display is simply wonderful, especially when watching HDR content. It provides a vivid and immersive viewing experience. Extra Features This phone also includes useful features like NFC, AI, smart gestures, and Aqua Touch, all of which enhance the overall user experience. Green Line and Motherboard Issues As of now, I haven’t encountered any green line or motherboard issues with this model. Even if you do face these problems, OnePlus customer care offers lifetime free display replacements for green line issues, which is very reassuring. Conclusion If you're looking for an all-rounder phone, this is a great option, especially at this price point. It’s available for under ₹30,000, and I purchased it for ₹28,000 during a sale, which makes me very happy with my purchase.

It's an amazing handset. If you bought it under 26k. It has a smooth performance, decent battery life and cameras can be improved specially under low light conditions. Good sound quality, I hope it is durable I'll update on it's durability. Good connectivity.

I love the phone faced no issues af of now regardless of battery drain after last second update now it only goes upto 6 hours of max usage and when it was new i have used it upto 8 hours, so yeh problem is there, apart from the battery issue the product is awesome and gives me the feel that will go easily upto 6 years without any problem ( iam a long term user ) . Talking about camera it's decent takes good photos in enough lighting sometimes struggles with dynamic range and contrast in low light situations , videos are quite okaish . Performance is also good although sometimes in heavy tasks you will face little bit of tharmal throttling and lag , some frame drops in game like BGMI ( very less ) . Thermal are confusing i will say as its metallic body so it feels bit more warm even if its not running anything or in normal usage. Tip -- Always update Oneplus Phones under AC otherwise the way it heats it can damage fragile components like Display pixels causing Green and Pink line issues ... Overall its a Good Balanced smartphone for lomg term users.

bought this phone on June 13, 2025. It came with Android 14, but during unboxing I immediately updated it to Android 15. At first, the phone was awesome. The build quality is very strong, and the charging speed is excellent — it takes around 34 minutes to fully charge. Performance was lag-free, very smooth, and the UI felt amazing. Overall, it was a perfect all-rounder with a great user experience. However, after some months and updates, I started facing issues. The battery backup is not up to the mark. After updates, the battery started draining faster, and after 6 months the battery health dropped to 98%. Now there are many UI bugs, noticeable lag, and even heating issues, which were not there earlier.