It all started on Tuesday with the presentation of the OnePlus 7 Pro and its usual 7 sidekick. OnePlus releases always cause excitement, and this one is no exception. 7 Pro comes with an excellent QHD + 90 Hz display, three-way rear-facing cameras and a motorized selfie camera.

Then on Wednesday, Realme took off the wrapper from X. The ultra-affordable, yet well-designed smartphone from Realme really hit us, and our feelings go beyond the surface - not that we don’t like pop-up selfie cameras.

The day had more in stock with the Motorola One Vision, arriving later in the afternoon. One Vision is one of the few display phones with a 21: 9 aspect ratio, attractive design, excellent performance and great shots, but we are not thrilled with its battery power.

On Thursday, we were presented with the Asus Zenfone 6, a full-screen rotating dual camera phone designed for advanced users. Snapdragon 855 and a battery with a capacity of 5000 mAh sound attractive, as the initial price of 499 euros.

Also on Thursday, Huawei Mate 20 X (5G) became official. Strictly speaking, this is not big news, because in essence it is the same phone as the non-5G Mate 20 X, except for the battery and 5G bits (yes).

And then on Friday, the Oppo A9x was announced with a pair of settings compared to its stable X-free a month earlier. The Quad Bayer 48-megapixel main camera replaces the usual 16-megapixel sensor, and the A9x supports Oppo VOOC fast charging.

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