Let’s start a new day with the race between Nokia Edge Max vs OnePlus 7T with 42MP camera, 8GB RAM! Let’s go for the winner!

Nokia Edge Max vs OnePlus 7T specs

Firstly, OnePlus is working on the higher T version of the OnePlus 7. On the other hand, Nokia Edge Max is one of the most awaited smartphones to announce this year. Now, let’s start the exciting competition today with the display! Firstly, the Nokia Edge Max specs offer a 6.2-inch Super AMOLED with 4K resolution. Meanwhile,  OnePlus 7T specs pack a 6.41-inch Optic AMOLED along with the resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels. Thanks to the amazing resolution, the Nokia phone wins the first round.

In terms of the processor, the Nokia flagship works under Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset, and the OnePlus handset runs on the same hardware system. Speaking of the memory, the Nokia handset includes 8GB RAM and 256GB ROM, which can be expandable up to 512GB with a microSD card. Whereas, the OnePlus phone offers the storage of unexpandable 256GB ROM for saving stuff such as photos, music and so on. As a result, the Nokia monster takes another vote for the bigger capacity.

How about the optics department? The Nokia Edge Max camera offers a 42MP lens on the back and a 24MP selfie shooter. On the other side, OnePlus 7T camera packs a fantastic triple combination of 20MP+16MP+8MP rear sensors and a 16MP front shooter. There is no doubt that the Nokia beast wins this time. As for the battery, the Nokia beast bears a 6000mAh on a juice box, while the other has a non-removable 4000mAh power cell. Hence, the winner is the Nokia fighter! Talking about the operating system, they run on the latest Android 9.0 version.

Nokia Edge Max vs OnePlus 7T release date and price

Our final winner today is Nokia Edge Max! Regarding the debut, the Nokia Edge Max release date falls at the end of summer and OnePlus 7T release date may fall at the end of this year. Concerning the cost, the Nokia Edge Max price begins at $770 ~ Rs. 49, 078. Also, OnePlus 7T price should fall around $900 ~ Rs. 64, 562. Which phone do you prefer?