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Indian OnePlus 7 users are now receiving the OxygenOS 9.5.7 update.
The update brings major performance and camera improvements.
After OnePlus 7 Pro, its younger sibling, OnePlus 7 has started receiving the OxygenOS 9.5.7 update in India. The update brings a lot of system enhancements and camera improvements. OnePlus rolled out the update on July 18, however, we received it today, on July 30. The OxygenOS 9.5.7 adds a sound profile for the Bullets Wireless 2 Bluetooth wireless earbuds. One can find the sound enhancement profile in Settings under Dolby Atmos.
The update also brings important performance improvements. Fixes are also present for automatic brightness sensitivity, GPS speed, and accuracy improvements. Coming to the camera, OnePlus 7 has received performance improvements when switching modes with the OxygenOS 9.5.7. Furthermore, there are some general bug fixes and performance improvements. It weighs 329MB in size.
Here’s the official OxygenOS 9.5.7 changelog for OnePlus 7:
System
- Optimized the sensitivity of automatic brightness
- Optimized the speed and accuracy of GPS while the screen is off
- Added sound enhancement for OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2 (Settings – Sound & vibration – Dolby Atmos – Earphone Adjustment – Earphone Sound Enhancement)
- Support VoLTE/VoWiFi for 3 SE and Telenor SE (EEA Only)
- General bug fixes and improvements
Camera
- Improved the performance of camera mode switching
- Improved experience of autofocusing in some scenes
- Improved the effect of photo-stitching in Panorama mode
- Improved photo quality of 48MP JPG in Pro mode
As OnePlus stated on the official blog, the update is rolling out in phases. If you haven’t received it yet, expect it to arrive in your notifications bar soon.
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