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They said the yellow is normal. When I was in robotics back in High School, I was head of the programming team, and everyone joked that I could fix almost any hardware issue with a software fix. Wake me up when this shit is fixed man. Their phones are supported exactly as described above. There are no heavy customisations or preloaded apps to slow things down and the canvas is clean for users to craft their own experience. There were multiple touchscreen issues.
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This is the classic disconnect between engineering and marketing. Engineering makes a product that has a few bugs, however if you try to fix everything out of the gate you will never release a product.
Then marketing takes your product and makes all kinds of promises without consulting engineering. This is just turned up with Oneplus since they seem to have mastered the hype machine but don't know when to keep their mouths quiet to come up with an official response.
What I got from the original statement was that it wasn't a hardware defect, because they had already acknowledged that the the issue exists and had said a fix was coming. I really don't think the people at OnePlus philosophically care much about customer support or experience much beyond getting people to buy their devices.
Apple for a fact cares. Their support is unrivaled. I suspect Google cares a lot, they just don't have the infrastructure. That may be true, but OnePlus specifically is definitely a case of "you get what you pay for.
If I paid that much money for anything, I would be fucking pissed if a manufacturer tried to blow me off. In glad OnePlus acknowledges the problem, but knowing their history of making promises they can't keep; I don't know what to expect.
I'm not sure I see the irony. That's exactly my point. I could have saved a few quid and got a OnePlus phone and open myself up to a shitshow of issues and non existent or contradictory support, but I decided to get a Pixel and I've not even had a single minor issue: What do you mean!?
I only had to put in 3 support tickets and wait 8 months for them to finally fix an issue with my Google Wallet account not being attached to my email address. I paid for mine Yet, people actually defend this company.
Y'all just can't admit when you've been duped by another Chinese company lol. Every time I see a post like this it reinforces my decision not to go with OnePlus again. The devices are great I loved my OP3 if you get a good one, but their poor quality assurance and customer service are not worth it.
Pixel 2 XL in the past. I wasn't expecting less. Any other attitude would have been unaceptable. Either this or a massive Samsung-like recall. I really doubt this is a software issue.
Turn your phone upside down and try scrolling. You'll get the same jelly effect, although likely a bit less pronounced. I dont see how that can be the case.
Wouldnt it just be like scrolling up when holding the phone normally? I see it on S8. It's not very disturbing though. Try increasing the font size and scroll back and forth in a medium pace while holding the phone upside down.
That did the trick. But wow, thats interesting. Why wouldn't it be like this when scrolling upwards normally? I was able to do it, upside down. I turn my phone upside down and scrolling looks the same as always.
How could that possibly cause any difference? Refresh shearing is a common problem if you are updating a display that does progressive updating at a pace faster than the fresh rate. Its the reason tech like G-Sync exists, and techniques like double-buffer rendering.
Given they are saying its a software fix, the odds are the display driver was not syncing the rendering pipeline's refresh of the display with the actual refresh of the hardware pixels themselves.
Some LCDs can have that too. My M8 uses an LCD panel but there is still a slight jelly effect when upside down. I can't get mine to do it, but I wonder if that has to do with the Keyone's shorter screen.
It's because of how your brain is wired and where it expects the text to be. The affect is the same in either orientation. IMHO it's a bad attempt at smoothing the experience. Yeah all this news kinda sucks, but I'm seriously in love with this phone.
I've never had a device that feels so high quality software and hardware. Man it seems like every other one plus device is pretty great. So, we can safely assume 6 is great I think. I'm surprised that their phones keep increasing in price despite their iffy RMA process.
My dad's friend had to deal with sudden touchscreen issues on his OPO and he had a tough time sending it to OPO for repair. Can someone please explain this to me? Or is OnePlus simply pulling random statements just to satisfy their customers?
Because if this is the cause. This is shady af. Anyone who can still return this should definitely do so. How are they going to fix it with a software update? Perhaps increase the refresh rate to lessen the jelly effect?
Support told me yesterday "We are aware of this issue and already reported this with our ROM Team and currently working on it". Yeeeeaaahh not going to buy a phone from this company.
I'd rather go Essential Will wait for pixel. I know OP has been a part of quite a few f ups but hammering down on them for every small thing is uncalled for honestly. Not sure why you're getting downvoted The first comment is saying that there's no hardware defect, and that the screens are the same as on other devices.
Those 2 comments don't really contradict, they're just answering slightly different things. How can they say it's normal when only certain devices got the problem.
Regardless, it's good that they're taking actions. If you constantly brag about being cool, then people will have fun laughing at you once there is evidence that you are not as cool as you claimed to be.
Every company claims about them being cool. That's how marketing works. They stopped using the word flagship killer after the OnePlus 2, but everyone keeps bringing it up.
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Yes P is next year. My point is that it doesn't get support for a year My point is that it's not one year of updates. The 5T will be effectively updated to the most recent version of Android until August, and will be on the most recent version of OOS for two years.
That's flat out wrong. When the 3T was released other than the pixel were all running Marshmallow. The 3T released with M a year ago, and is getting O as its last update a year after release. Effectively 1 year of support.
Also many phones had N around the time the 3T released. One Plus just doesn't want to support the T phones longer than the regular ones, so they release with last years OS and then can drop support while still technically supporting it for 2 major updates.
The 3T was released mid-November And Nexus devices already had it. This is what I found in just a couple minutes of searching, there are likely some I missed. Considering how much emphasis One Plus puts on their software, you should expect them to have the latest OS on these devices.
That's not at all what I said. I just meant that compared to the OP2 which didn't even get updated, at least it's an indicator that they're updating OP2 did get an update, from lollipop to marshmallow.
Hung dry after that regarding big updates, but they're still pushing small patches and stuff last one was like a month ago. OnePlus 3 phones started out with Marshmallow, went through Nougat and are now heading to Oreo.
What more do you expect? Happens with vendors every cycle. Sony released the Xperia XZ last year with 6, while 7 was already out and other flagships were released on it V Nougat released August 22nd, and the XZ released September 30th.
So about a month after. Within that time frame it is reasonable for a device to release with the previous OS. The only non Nexus with Nougat in September was the V And Sony released the Nougat update at the end of November.
But when flagship phones are releasing in mid-November, 3 months after the OS release, it is harder to justify not having Nougat. Yes it was released on MM but it should have on N. But no they had to show that 2 major Android Updates.
Along with updates every weeks. I don't know, my OP5 is still on September security patch. Samsung was faster with those on my GS6. As much as I don't like Oneplus as a company, when I thought about it I'd have probably bought their device or at least seriously considered it if I was to upgrade this year.
Don't like curved displays, so Samsung is out. Don't like lack of headphone jack, so HTC and Google are out. Then if I looked at the remaining devices and wanted something with a reliable display, good battery life, smooth software, metal back instead of glass, Oneplus delivers a robust device.
Could probably install Google's camera to have a decent experience with that too. A serious question, why do you guys need Oreo? I am genuinely curious, have no intention to sound like a dick: Just better software support in the long run mainly.
It looks like Oneplus 5T will get Oreo, then get P next year, and that's it. I wouldn't upgrade a device just because it doesn't have the latest software, but I'd rather be able to keep a device for 4 years with it having the latest software than not.
The target market for OnePlus, though will either not have the phone two years from now, or will pretty easily switch to Lineage for Q down the road. Treble would make that switch easier though.
Support cycle should last much longer, once Treble is a reality. That is the expectation. My OPO has lasted long, and has Oreo technically available, but it's still quite stuttery and unstable for a daily driver, as it got left from official updates quite some time ago.
It still has a large developer community, but there is only so much you can do. For me, its the background app management. Finally, I won't need to greenify bad apps as the OS does this for me by limiting wakeups.
I dont like how OP support their devices only a single major update and it seems once again they are going to put just Oreo out for this and ditch it, I dont think I should have to go to custom roms just to get updates IMO.
Used to always run custom roms but I try not to anymore as most stock experiences are solid now. I can see why OP is great for people who still are happy to run custom roms but personally for me id rather not anymore, I need my phone to work every day all day now: Not great, but it's still highly unlikely they'll only give it oreo.
Ah I must have been mistaken, I could have sworn they only got 1 major update each life time but that seems like I had the wrong idea its actually 2. So that means Android P is a possibility which isn't so bad so I shouldnt really make too much of a fuss about that part of things.
Personally on the 5t for me I want a smaller device not a larger one so the s8 is looking like the best option for me. After the nexus 6p I really have decided I cant hack the large phones, they are great but I always end up in a situation where I want to use it one handed and its a pain so I want to go down a size.
Not great, but not as bad as it used to be. I actually prefer nougat to oreo - in Oreo you can't see alarms in the notification tray, but you can in nougat.
It's probably getting Oreo before the end of the year. And if it means anything to you, OnePlus 3 shipped with Marshmallow, then got Nougat and just got Oreo like yesterday or so.
Remember when this sub was gonna boycott OnePlus due to all the bullshit last year, and the year before that, and the year before that? The reason Samsung still puts out laggy junk and Verizon keeps fucking you all over is because this sub has the attention span of a goldfish.
Except this time, cause this phone's marketing is awesome! Eh, maybe the Samsungs, LG's, and Apples. Not really, this sub's hate for small things kept me buying from G6, iphone 8, S8, note8, mi 6 because I was always buying the latest and greatest, basically wasting money.
My friends and acquaintances all love their oneplus phones and recommend them in a heartbeat. This is the thing I have noticed actually. Many of my non tech savvy classmates and people actually don't give a single fuck about updates and don't bother with them even when available.
OnePlus is actually great for these people. The phone won't slow down like others so even remaining at the version it has shipped is no problemo! So is it really that big of a deal?
Now that I think about it this is one of the reasons why Samsung's low-mid end devices even sell. They are almost guaranteed to not get updated but still sell a lot because people consider the brand name and customer support rather than updates!
And most people will be fine with the next OS update coinciding with their next phone purchase. They only have to learn things once every few years. I swear we need a good Android virus outbreak to teach OEMs and people that security updates are necessary.
And for people who really cares about those, OnePlus it's wonderful for a tech savvy that knows how to Rom. My cousin still runs the OG one plus and it's still doing great he says.
He will update to the 5t though because it's time. I run the 3t while his sister and brother in law have a OP 5. Not a fan of Samsung's software myself, but they're one of the only companies putting some of the most complete and best hardware in an Android phone.
Their screens are some of the best, great camera, IP68 dust and water proof, wireless charging, decent battery life, fast charging, headphone jack, premium in hand feel and design and so much more.
They give you a lot for the price it's offered at and heck, wait a bit and the price falls down pretty quick. Their update record is also a bit better than OnePlus' if I recall, though still bad overall.
To be fair I don't remember much talk of a brand-wide boycott, just sub-wide mockery for their mistakes. I think it makes perfect sense to wait a bit to make sure they don't have any stupid issues and then make an informed decision.
Part of that informed decision has to be that you're saving money at the expense of buying from a company that can pull bush league crap from the safety of China and you won't necessarily be able to walk into a store and talk to a human if you have a problem.
You're right, but in the grand scheme of things, even it this sub all boycotted a phone it wouldn't make that much of a difference. The average consumer eats up marketing and buys whatever they're told.
But I did boycott them? What else do you want me to do? Bitch and whine like you? This sub doesn't represent anyone but the. You spent too much time in the circlejerk.
You can trash talk every phone you want. Muh TouchWiz, bad update cycle, not stock, no headphone jack, not best camera, jelly-effect, bad screen quality, etc. I am looking to get the 5T as well.
My problem is the adaptive brightness, battery drains so fast. I'm just not sure if it's worth letting the S8 go. I'd say that's very good. I don't get it either.
With adaptive brightness, you're supposed to get a lot better battery life, after the phone learns your usage patterns when do you want darker than auto, when do you want brighter than auto.
Unless you pump up the brightness all the time to max, it should be saving battery life altogether. I have an S8 too, and in 6 months of use noticed no lag at all - apart from the occasional once in a month Facebook or Messenger quickfreeze.
You just didn't give a shit that your phone slowed down for. Every phone lags at some point. You can't even go to Google's own apps with Google's own phone without it lagging.
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The cameras support portrait mode, which focuses on the subject and blurs the background, something that was introduced first in Apple iPhone 7 Plus. In terms of battery life, the Dash charge gives you a day of battery life with just half an hour of charging.
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It looks like Oneplus 5T will get Oreo, then get P next year, and that's it. I wouldn't upgrade a device just because it doesn't have the latest software, but I'd rather be able to keep a device for 4 years with it having the latest software than not.
The target market for OnePlus, though will either not have the phone two years from now, or will pretty easily switch to Lineage for Q down the road. Treble would make that switch easier though.
Support cycle should last much longer, once Treble is a reality. That is the expectation. My OPO has lasted long, and has Oreo technically available, but it's still quite stuttery and unstable for a daily driver, as it got left from official updates quite some time ago.
It still has a large developer community, but there is only so much you can do. For me, its the background app management. Finally, I won't need to greenify bad apps as the OS does this for me by limiting wakeups.
I dont like how OP support their devices only a single major update and it seems once again they are going to put just Oreo out for this and ditch it, I dont think I should have to go to custom roms just to get updates IMO.
Used to always run custom roms but I try not to anymore as most stock experiences are solid now. I can see why OP is great for people who still are happy to run custom roms but personally for me id rather not anymore, I need my phone to work every day all day now: Not great, but it's still highly unlikely they'll only give it oreo.
Ah I must have been mistaken, I could have sworn they only got 1 major update each life time but that seems like I had the wrong idea its actually 2. So that means Android P is a possibility which isn't so bad so I shouldnt really make too much of a fuss about that part of things.
Personally on the 5t for me I want a smaller device not a larger one so the s8 is looking like the best option for me. After the nexus 6p I really have decided I cant hack the large phones, they are great but I always end up in a situation where I want to use it one handed and its a pain so I want to go down a size.
Not great, but not as bad as it used to be. I actually prefer nougat to oreo - in Oreo you can't see alarms in the notification tray, but you can in nougat. It's probably getting Oreo before the end of the year.
And if it means anything to you, OnePlus 3 shipped with Marshmallow, then got Nougat and just got Oreo like yesterday or so. Remember when this sub was gonna boycott OnePlus due to all the bullshit last year, and the year before that, and the year before that?
The reason Samsung still puts out laggy junk and Verizon keeps fucking you all over is because this sub has the attention span of a goldfish. Except this time, cause this phone's marketing is awesome!
Eh, maybe the Samsungs, LG's, and Apples. Not really, this sub's hate for small things kept me buying from G6, iphone 8, S8, note8, mi 6 because I was always buying the latest and greatest, basically wasting money.
My friends and acquaintances all love their oneplus phones and recommend them in a heartbeat. This is the thing I have noticed actually. Many of my non tech savvy classmates and people actually don't give a single fuck about updates and don't bother with them even when available.
OnePlus is actually great for these people. The phone won't slow down like others so even remaining at the version it has shipped is no problemo! So is it really that big of a deal?
Now that I think about it this is one of the reasons why Samsung's low-mid end devices even sell. They are almost guaranteed to not get updated but still sell a lot because people consider the brand name and customer support rather than updates!
And most people will be fine with the next OS update coinciding with their next phone purchase. They only have to learn things once every few years. I swear we need a good Android virus outbreak to teach OEMs and people that security updates are necessary.
And for people who really cares about those, OnePlus it's wonderful for a tech savvy that knows how to Rom. My cousin still runs the OG one plus and it's still doing great he says.
He will update to the 5t though because it's time. I run the 3t while his sister and brother in law have a OP 5. Not a fan of Samsung's software myself, but they're one of the only companies putting some of the most complete and best hardware in an Android phone.
Their screens are some of the best, great camera, IP68 dust and water proof, wireless charging, decent battery life, fast charging, headphone jack, premium in hand feel and design and so much more.
They give you a lot for the price it's offered at and heck, wait a bit and the price falls down pretty quick. Their update record is also a bit better than OnePlus' if I recall, though still bad overall.
To be fair I don't remember much talk of a brand-wide boycott, just sub-wide mockery for their mistakes. I think it makes perfect sense to wait a bit to make sure they don't have any stupid issues and then make an informed decision.
Part of that informed decision has to be that you're saving money at the expense of buying from a company that can pull bush league crap from the safety of China and you won't necessarily be able to walk into a store and talk to a human if you have a problem.
You're right, but in the grand scheme of things, even it this sub all boycotted a phone it wouldn't make that much of a difference. The average consumer eats up marketing and buys whatever they're told.
But I did boycott them? What else do you want me to do? Bitch and whine like you? This sub doesn't represent anyone but the. You spent too much time in the circlejerk. You can trash talk every phone you want.
Muh TouchWiz, bad update cycle, not stock, no headphone jack, not best camera, jelly-effect, bad screen quality, etc. I am looking to get the 5T as well. My problem is the adaptive brightness, battery drains so fast.
I'm just not sure if it's worth letting the S8 go. I'd say that's very good. I don't get it either. With adaptive brightness, you're supposed to get a lot better battery life, after the phone learns your usage patterns when do you want darker than auto, when do you want brighter than auto.
Unless you pump up the brightness all the time to max, it should be saving battery life altogether. I have an S8 too, and in 6 months of use noticed no lag at all - apart from the occasional once in a month Facebook or Messenger quickfreeze.
You just didn't give a shit that your phone slowed down for. Every phone lags at some point. You can't even go to Google's own apps with Google's own phone without it lagging. Look at the steaming pile of shit that is iOS I'm actually pretty rough on such stuff.
I hate lag, even micro lag, but I'm yet to notice it. Heck, my work Mac will lag sooner than my S8 or Note8! People skipping on Note 8 because of fear of lag are really missing out on something special.
I don't even miss my OP5 while using my Note 8, and OP5 was probably the fastest phone and Note 8 is very very close to that, or even faster on some instances.
Some people are more sensetive to it than others. And I envy you, if you do not notice it. I really wish I did not! I just tried a Nokia 8 in a store, just opening the Phone app had a smoother animation on the Nokia 8.
Usually longer animations are there to hide jank, doesnt seem to work for Samsung though. Haha thats the same thing keeping me from buying the 5T right now: D Worst time to sell the S8 here, it's pretty cheap this Black Friday "week" they got here.
And I was one of them, then I got an S8, and later, a Note8. Yet to find any lag on either device. Mine is not laggy junk, but it's definitely just as laggy as my year old HTC That is to say, not very laggy but still periodically lags for no reason.
Salty Nexus and Pixel fanboys who are mad that Google overcharges for mediocre hardware. Meanwhile the design, hardware and price of the Oneplus is always better. What a dumb fucking comment you see every where theres a plea from a group to try make a change.
Because linking a review from a big site is definitely hypocritical from every single person saying vote with wallets isn't it If it makes you feel any better, I'm one of those people who is boycotting.
Currently waiting for my razer phone, using a 3T now. At least with the Nougat software on the OnePlus 5. I'm not sure if that will be the case with all the changes they've made in the Oreo beta.
I guess as long as System Tuner is available, you should be able to disable any icons you don't like. I really like this, but my 6p is actually still fine and this doesn't seem to do anything much better.
I think I'd either pay a little more and get the S8 or go full budget with an A5. Especially if the rumours about the A5 turn out to be true. Depends what you value. I wouldn't even consider the S8, with money taken out of the equation, because I value software before anything else.
It's for those same exact reason I just ordered the Pixel 2. It might have some serious QC issues and be overpriced. But it offers the smoothest sofware experience of any phone both iOS and Android, and I really value that.
The fact that it also runs Android, an OS with a ton of customization option, is an added bonus. Why is the s8 so much more expensive in Denmark when it's around the same price as the OP5T in other European countries?
I know they use Krone, but prices across the EU should still be relatively consistent, shouldn't they? If not, import from Germany or Netherland maybe? What I did years ago was just get a piece of paper and fold it in the right dimensions.
You won't get the thickness, but that's pretty much non existent nowadays anyway. Is the face unlock something new added by OnePlus? Android already has a face unlock feature built in. It's much faster and apparently works in the dark.
Watch some of the reviews, face unlock just bypasses the lock screen completely. I don't get why people say it's mediocre, the average person doesn't see shit and only if you zoom you see it. That's what stopped me from getting a OnePlus 5.
Was hyped for a dual camera set up only to be disappointed. I wish I could remember which early version of the Gcam worked best. The new one gives awful awful dot matrix in birght areas. Shame, because the other areas of a photo look great.
It will most likely get P at the end of next year but probably nothing after that. That is a bit less than 2 years until you are actually behind in Android Version.
I don't like how the quick settings are now just on and off toggles instead of giving some more options. It's been that way since the OP5 dropped. I had toggles on my Note and on my V I can long press if I want more options, but mostly I just want to turn something on or off quickly.
How did they have more functionality before? They are now long press to get to the "menu" instead of swipe down twice and press. I think it is more consistent that they behave the same in both cases of "swiped down".
Plus I'm sure it makes sense being that way for most users. Would it be a good upgrade from a Galaxy S7? I expect the battery to be better and I'd lose water resistance, Sd card, Samsung pay and notifications for gear S3 but would the camera be comparable?
I'd eventually return to a Galaxy but till they figure out their FP placement, I'd like to check others. Not too happy with LG - its updates and tiny sensors.
I think it would be. I had the s7 edge and I then got a OnePlus 3t. When it comes to using the phone every day, the 3t beat my s7 easily. It was so smooth and battery was great.
Camera wise, the s7 had a fantastic camera and the 3t camera was good. I think that if the camera of the new 5t is any better then the 3t it would be very solid. Everything about this phone looks great, except the lack of Verizon compatibility.
I hope for the OnePlus 6 they add at least all necessary LTE bands for Verizon use Verizon will still be stingy and not let you activate it on their network, I'll bet. This is the only aspect of the 5T that I'm interested in.
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A OnePlus phone is for power users who like to use and customise their devices. Value for money, super fast performance, high speed charging, top hardware specs, slim and easy to carry, improved camera.
One Plus is always worth buying, the specifications and features they offer in the price window are truly awesome. Talking about the OnePlus 5, yes the phone was launched yesterday at 9: I have gone through the details of what they are offering in this phone and believe me they are the best in this price, however it will be launched tomorrow in India and sale will start from 4: If you asked me then go for it, they are offering many good features like: Yes, we know, the price hike is a bitter pill to swallow, but the OnePlus 5 is still far cheaper than any other major flagship with comparable specs.
If history is any indication, the price is only going to continue to increase in years to come, so you may as well get on board while things are still reasonably affordable. OxygenOS is a very stock-like Android skin, making it fast and feature-rich, while offering plenty of customization options for the discerning power user.
The OnePlus 5 also introduces a grayscale reading mode for the more literary inclined. Dash Charge is right up there with the fastest and best quick charging options available on any flagship at any price.
A rebranded VOOC fast charging from its sibling company Oppo, Dash Charge offers OnePlus 5 owners the ability to charge more than half of its 3, mAh battery in less than half an hour. The OnePlus 5 aspires to be the next flagship killer, with top-of-the-line innards, premium cameras and redefined design language that is largely crafted on the blueprints of Apple's iPhone 7 Plus.
It imitates Samsung and other premium phone makers. The OnePlus 5 sports 5. A screen is still a full-HD unit with x pixel resolution. It sports a dual-camera set-up comprising a megapixel and 20 MP dual cameras -- at the rear.
The cameras support portrait mode, which focuses on the subject and blurs the background, something that was introduced first in Apple iPhone 7 Plus. In terms of battery life, the Dash charge gives you a day of battery life with just half an hour of charging.
I have Galaxy A5 which is price nearly same but OnePlus 5 promises to be much better. Let me share my experience with OnePlus 5 which will help you take your decision.
I am not answering without using this phone. Oh… and if you plan to buy oneplus after all these little drawbacks and loads of plus points. This page may be out of date.
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Which phone should I buy, an iPhone 6 or a OnePlus 5? Should I buy a OnePlus 5 now or wait for 5T? Is the OnePlus 5 worth the money? When will the OnePlus 5 price drop? Lighter and slimmer The first official images of the OnePlus 5 led to squawks of alarmed disappointment from waiting fans as it became evident that the back of the OnePlus 5 looks just like the iPhone 7 Plus and another recently launched device, the OPPO R Quick to charge The OnePlus 5 has a slightly smaller battery than its predecessors.
Value for money, super fast performance, high speed charging, top hardware specs, slim and easy to carry, improved camera Cons: Camera needs further tweaking. Will the OnePlus 5 be worth buying?
Ram - 6 GB or 8 GB. Learn More at bitrix Should I buy a OnePlus 5? These are the top five reasons to buy the OnePlus 5. Price Yes, we know, the price hike is a bitter pill to swallow, but the OnePlus 5 is still far cheaper than any other major flagship with comparable specs.
OxygenOS OxygenOS is a very stock-like Android skin, making it fast and feature-rich, while offering plenty of customization options for the discerning power user. Dash Charge Dash Charge is right up there with the fastest and best quick charging options available on any flagship at any price.
Design and feel of the phone is great. I saw in videos before but in real.. Its just fluid like S7 edge. Faster than the fastest. We use to decrease the animation effects in every phone.
But oneplus becomes so responsive that we have to enable them again because that fast response time was not comfortable. Battery life is superb…. It will run for a day with good on screen time and usage.
Camera - It disappointed us in the beginning and we freaked out because quality was snowy and sound recording was worse in videos. Then we tried HD and it became better.
And then we tested 3rd party apps… works great. Now a software fix is on the way and will be released by oneplus soon. There is an issue with wifi hotspot which will be fixed in the next update.
Speaker sound is loud and clear… and call quality is marvelous. Oneplus is giving great offers at the moment. With free case and accessories which is a plus. At this price point, you can only get Honor 8pro which is not even near to oneplus in terms of looks.
And the processor is also kirin, not snapdragon. Which are the alternatives of OnePlus 5? Is the OnePlus 5T worth buying? Which mobile phone is more worth buying, an iPhone 7 or a OnePlus 5?
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