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[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Maxximo88:
I just want to see MultiROM and Ubuntu for smartphones on OPT, but until now my OPT is fully stock..
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Beagan:
I wouldn't even care if I stayed with stock as long as i had marsallow and the updates were fast. Oxygen is almost completely stock..
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] otonieru:
I still dont understand why they havent release the source code for this phone...

Oxygen, although is good, is lack a kicking ass power that can be brought by other custom rom and kernel... ::sigh

I really expect this development community will be as big as OPO... C'monn oneplus, be more reasonable, and dont overrate ypurself too much. You are just a little company without community support. Its the community that make OPO one of the best phone ever after all
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Beagan:
I'd like to see what other people think about this. I can't really make or break a device
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] shigi1231:
What are you guys saying? The community development is healthy. OnePlus did say they will release the source code for the finger print scanner when marshmallow is released. Releasing it right now for the Lollipop version would only be short lived since marshmallow will come out
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] gobig89:
This is such a pointless thread. The reason development is almost non-existent is due to the drivers for the fingerprint sensor and laser auto focus not being made publicly available. Once those are available with the Marshmallow update, then the development for this phone will take off. Its a matter of patience.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] shigi1231:
Development is going good. To justify the absence of the fingerprint scanner and laser autofocus codes as lack of development is inaccurate lol

ONeplus did say that the reason the codes for the fingerprint scanner were not released because the device is about to get the Marshmallow update. THey will begin to release it upon update. Patience my comrades ;)
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] CounterC:
ak is selling his OPT? Whaaaaat?
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] lurker316:
I really wanted Oneplus 2 to be the Nexus killer.. but it seems that will never be true.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] manu4204:
OP2 will never be a nexus killer. Its not a 2016 Flagship killer as they marketed it, hell its not even a 2015 flagship killer. But Its a one hell of a device. Great looks, good performance, its a decent little package. Only thing that's missing now is the community support. I know it still sucks that there isn't a CM13 rom yet. I have high hopes that this is gonna change with the official Android M update. The complete source will be available soon. Since the OP2 is available now without invite I guess more devs will get their hands on the device.

Stay positive guys. Cheers.:)
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Rattles:
i do agree with you both to some extent BUT i do think that OnePlus really dropped the ball. people don't want to wait 6-8 months for custom roms and in the time it takes OnePlus to release its code and for development to pick up, a lot of new devices came or will come to market (Moto X, Nexus etc..). the reason the OPO was so great is that it had good hardware and development was strong so it gave you options. the OPT also has great hardware but a lot of people myself included find Oxygen OS to be sub par and without any other option (i don't consider flashing a different rom and losing critical features a viable option), the phone becomes a lot less attractive.

considering the fact that OnePlus said that M will be coming in Q1 (i think that we can safetly assume end of march), waiting another 4 months seems a bit too much.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Mehul.S:
Soon.. MM is coming from CM 13.. A official build is coming.. CM team is working on it..
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Rattles:
i hope that you are right, i HATE Oxygen OS.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Mehul.S:
http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-2/development/recovery-cyanogenmod-13-recovery-t3257196

Check this out.. You'll find it out yourself..
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] shigi1231:
so for those hating on the development, CM13 is already in the repository of cyanogen, and once it's been released, hell, we'll be welcoming the developers hehe. Hopefully, CM13 could come out before 2016! :D
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] J_Dutch:
But still without fingerprint scanner right? Still depending on Oneplus in Q1 of 2016 so it could be March. I think we are not hating development on xda,I think we hate Oneplus for becoming a closed source OEM like every other smartphone company. Sold mine yesterday and will never buy a Oneplus again.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] shigi1231:
no. CM13 will have fingerprint support because of marshmallow google API.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] J_Dutch:
I wouldn't be to sure if I were you. There still needs to be code to address a piece of hardware. Marshmallow is not a magic piece of software that will support anything out of the box. Oneplus will use Google's api, then it will work. Or CM needs to write the code, until now they didn't succeed. It's still hardware with drivers, same goes for the laser auto focus.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] gobig89:
I am still very disappointed that there isnt a CM13 build that has working LAF or Fingerprint. I understand that is not the fault of the community, but OnePlus. It is unfortunate to see.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] infatality:
Well.. Just be patient and bear with it.. It was already announced that MM will come with working api for FP. Which I believed it will include the LAF. And there's some behind the scenes developer program. Just hang on, keep calm and have faith.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] BirneKlub9:
Im struggeling between oneplus 2 and htc one a9.. what do you guys think is the best choice?

the snapdragon 617 makes me thoughtful...

can you give me some good pros and cons? :D
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Juodis:
I ordered my OPT few days ago, was thinking about Nexus 5X but 2gb ram scared me.

With OPT only one flaw the usb-c which is useless without QC.

Don't know much about SD615/617 maybe they get the job done for you if you aren't a heavy user.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Aldlfin:
IMHO the OPT has amazing support considering the lack of FP sensor and LAF. Since those are apparently being worked on and should be available for the devs Q1-Q2 2016 I would assume that development will continue to be quite adequate.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Magnum828:
Well, even Galaxy S5 from Sammy has a Marshmallow beta with the bloated TouchWiz (I've owned S5)... Heck they even have working fingerprint sensor in CM13. I'm thinking about rolling back, sorry OnePlus, lack of sources and lack of active development
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] vmartinez39:
Well I'll just hold my OP2 in a drawer somewhere and keep it as backup. Only reason I'm not selling it is because it's a dual sim phone and probably the best dual sim phone. Everything else depends on when MM gets released and if the camera auto focus and finger print scanner even works.

Gonna stay on the lookout.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] return.of.octobot:
The thing that kills me the most about the OP2 development community, and the primary thing that keeps me from using it as my DD is the lack of any legitimate kernel development. We had a brief glimmer of hope that AK would work his magic on the device and for a short while he did, however since his departure it's been nothing but crickets.

I mean, at least we've got the likes of Lightning & Nuclear Kernels on OPO carrying on and continuing to improve AK's work on that device. On the OP2's end, not so much.

Beyond that, it's pretty clear that the state of OP2's development community is pretty poor overall, very few "official" ROMs, and even with the unofficial builds do have access to, it basically always boils down to choosing between forks of Grarak's CM and 'debloated' stock ROMs. Not that there's anything wrong with either, and I am thankful for what we do have but there is certainly an evident lack of diversification and overall developer interest. In many ways much of the blame for this falls on OnePlus themselves but it really is a shame because the OP2 is far from a bad device, it's actually a really good device with great potential that isn't being unlocked because it's been shackled with sh*tty software that no one wants to work with and/or is not being provided the tools needed to work with it.

I think a lot of this ultimately comes down to OnePlus not wanting to swallow their pride and acknowledge that they cannot do for the OP2 what CM did for the OPO and for as much of a douche as Kurt McMaster is, he's not wrong in asserting that the OPO's success was built on the back of Cyanogen. OnePlus was not the reason for the One's meteoric success, the development community was and if 1+ continues to work against that community it will be the reason that not only the OP2 but the company as a whole fails. They had their formula for success, people like us were drawn to the OPO because it appeared to be a device that truly embodied the spirit of what it means to be an Android user. As of late they haven't been doing much except for sh*tting all over that formula, and their customer base. Take one look at the state of the 1+ forums today, compared to what it used to be when OPO was in it's prime and the decay is self evident.

Remember hearing that with the advent of Marshmallow we would be able to implement OP2's fingerprint scanner in custom ROMs due to it's now native API, yeah.. about that.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] outkasted:
I couldn't agree any less, Oneplus should have swallowed their purpose and let cyanogen on board, their development cycle just sucks and cyanogen would have made the combination untouchable!

Still no time lost and they should explore the partnership again...
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] the_rooter:
Just to comment on ak kernel. He's still developing on it just using google+ instead of here.

Sorry not ak my bad I miss read u meant dispair went to g+
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] regalstreak:
And its not come out yet :3
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] AndroidBeginNinja:
The amount of roms for this community got bigger when the first marshmallow rom was ported. I think it was regalstreak with RR. Then once LAF and FP started working more and more roms started being released.

---------- Post added at 12:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:03 PM ----------

Big ups to these OP2 Devs

Grarak

Seraph08

Benschhold

Regalstreak

Yash98

Taker18

Matitorres07

Sewer56lol

David_Vaz

CoreGaming

Varund 7726

Santhosh M

Taker18

Raja.M

Lord Boeffla

DespairFactor

King_lilrowrow

deletescape

AuxXxilium

I have tried a lot of ROMs on my phone.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the OnePlus 2 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the OnePlus 2 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] PedexGaming:
Not much to complain about here. It is not always Nexus smooth, but it is plenty fast and heating has never been a problem for me. Boeffla Kernel helps out with that.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] dwb790:
Speed not a problem
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Jeisblack:
Great speed.. Smooth and no heat for me with stock kernel.

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[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] roamermak:
Performance has been top notch so far. Rarely I have felt slowdowns or lag or crashes. And those are OOS issues that I hope will be fixed soon. Then I would give the performance of Oneplus Two 5 star.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] ElfStone:
Mmmm, to be honest, for me it wasn't as fast and smooth as I have wanted, but after switching to AK kernel, everything is fine. :)
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] sirarisma:
Then AK kernel seems a must.

Thanks.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] jixbo:
The phone Stock is not superfast. Speed is simply "good" but not the best as it should be. It is clearly slower than a 2 years old nexus 5. But it is a software problem, other roms/kernels are really really fast. Let's see if oneplus fix it.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] sirarisma:
Right, phone(stock) have lag.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] bhagyesh774:
Is there a better ROM for this phone?
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] evozx3:
Transitions between apps, or from app to home screen can be sluggish at times. Otherwise I have not had issues with speed.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] _MetalHead_:
This is the fastest phone I've ever owned. After a 4 month hiatus, I came back to the Android camp with the LG V10, and while I did like it, it was just missing something and ultimately wasn't for me so I returned it. After going back and forth between the OP2 and the 6P, I ultimately decided on the OP2 and couldn't be happier. The V10 was definitely a fast device, the OP2 just seems a lot quicker and more responsive.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] alexis.bosman:
Absolutely nothing to complain about. I have OxygenOS 2.1.2 with the latest boeffla kernel (beta 15). Didn't tweak anything.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] demongokul:
The phone is swift every time.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] !J2B!:
After having owned two Nexus (4 and 5), and the Oneplus One (running CyanogenOS then CM12.1) I'm highly disappointed. The phone is great, yes (good photo quality, good sound, good screen quality and not that over heating).

But OMG OxygenOS is sooo laggy .. It reminds me my Galaxy S3 with Touchwizz. It is more stable than CyanogenOS on the Oneplus One but I can't stand these lags anymore that's why I'm flashing CM12.1 right now. I'll miss FP scanner and LAF but hope we'll get them on custom 6.0 roms soon. (And if we don't then I'll think about selling it and get a Nexus 6P)

And I'm also disappointed by the charging time. Too long. And if I'm not using the original charger it takes years for the battery to be fully charged.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] PedexGaming:
What made you choose the OP2 over the 6P?
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] _MetalHead_:
Mainly the size and cost difference. While I can afford the 6P, I didn't feel like it was worth the extra cash over the OP2. Couple that with the more manageable size, and I just felt the OP2 was more practical for my needs. I also really, really like the design and build of the OP2. There were a few more little things that helped my decision too, like the ability to switch between on-screen and capacitive buttons, the alert slider, and dark theme without having to flash anything. I'm an old man, and I stopped flashing ROMs years ago. I just want my sh!t to work with minimal tinkering. I guess when you group it all together, I just preferred the whole OP2 package to that of the 6P.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] muqtaliff:
Coming from a Nexus 4, there is not much difference in speed even with about 15-20 apps open
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] sncalaska:
speed

runs great. never bogs down on me with the 4gbs ram and 8 core snapdragon. all the ram was a big selling point for me. snc
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Doelpher:
I have both the OPT and a Sony Xperia Z5. I bought the OPT to try out dual-SIM.

As I understand it they have the same CPU. Even though the Xperia Z5 is faster and smoother. I really don't feel that the OPT is faster than the OPO. I think the problem is the OS. The Sony OS is probably the best manufactor-OS i have had on an Android device (besides stock and CM)
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] xtachix:
Opening app, closing, switching between apps = good performance

gaming on the other hand = bad at first, then becomes good. screen changes - bad. sometimes it just freezes mid game (sudden movement in game) then continues to work well.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] xrock8:
How's the speed/performance compared to Oneplus one?

Just the general use not gaming.

Will i notice any performance increase going from onO to onT?
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] jon1011:
I just got my OPT 2 weeks ago and I must say I'm disappointed.

Coming from Samsung devices, I still like my Galaxy Note 2 better for general usage. But I needed the dual-sim with LTE connectivity that the OPT provides that's why I switched.

Or maybe I am expecting too much from this Octa-core Phone with 4GBs of RAM? Yes, I definitely should as my Quad-core Note 2 with only 2GBs of RAM wasn't as slow for general use, especially when I first bought it.

I'm currently using my OPT all stock (no root/whatsoever) and already experienced lags and crashes starting on the first week!

Some of the other problems I have with the phone besides the lags/crashes:

It also doesn't charge as fast as other devices do with my Xiaomi or ZenPower power banks.

I couldn't get an LTE signal where available and sometimes get an E even if H/H+ is available. The highest that I get is only H :|

The phone doesn't recognize the similarity between having 0 or the country code at the beginning of a contact number! It treats both numbers as different contacts. O_O

There's no next line (enter) button on the keyboard for the messaging app! I had to download a third-party keyboard just to have it.

The fingerprint scanner doesn't always work. -_-

I have this feeling of getting electrocuted upon using the phone while charging on a wall socket. x_x

The contacts search bar couldn't search for letters/number between words/numbers. Ex: typing 'che' to search for Michelle or 357 in between 9173571234.

Sometimes when I take a picture and close the camera, the image doesn't get saved.

I know some of these are minor issues and I might just have been used to Samsung's TouchWiz, but the major problems were the least that I expected to happen. :(
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] crapula512:
If you think that it has a SD810, it's terrible. But looking at the medium range phones... it's acceptable.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] TS50:
App launch speed is a little slow but overall it's quite fast and very smooth.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] krishna442:
CM is fine, OxygenOS is damn slow. Not a match for a phone with hardware like this.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] webdivine:
Am i the only one who is constantly disappointed by oxygenos. I have faced many glitches before and still experiencing some of them which bother hell out of me are

1. Switching on wifi after i get home its becomes so hard i have to toggle between airplane mode for it to turn on

2. Notification Led blinks all kind of lights it can't blink just one even after playing with the settings.

3. Battery life extremely bad | system uses too much battery, i checked with betterbateerystats and Xtwifi (something) was always on top.

4.sluggish performance, i have 180 apps on my phone which i think are not high for a spec beast like opt but i think the culprit is software.

Do you face any of the issues above mentioned then please let me know.

AND I AM IN A DESPERATE NEED OF A STABLE ROM PLEASE SUGGEST SOME.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] shriom_manerker:
thats the power of a nexus :D they never freaking slow down. no clue how ! my samsung galaxy nexus died after 5 years and man even till its death(3 months back) it ran butter smooth with kitkat. good thing i bought an lg g2 about 3 years back, going strong. but never buying anything other than a nexus again , i need the updates :P
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] krishna442:
Well, if you don't want fingerprint and laser autofocus working. CM 12.1 is quite stable. For laser autofocus and fingertip to work we need sources from OnePlus.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] webdivine:
Fingerprint scanner not so much but laser autofocus umm... How is the camera performance without it? And also how's the battery life? Is if better or the same?
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] krishna442:
Can say performance is very much improved, like so much. You can't get the same camera experience as on stock.. Battery life kind of better.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] BirneKlub9:
Im struggeling between oneplus 2 and htc one a9.. what do you guys think is the best choice?

the snapdragon 617 makes me thoughtful...

can you give me some good pros and cons?
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] ssaeeed:
Hi,

I have got my oneplus2 two weeks back and I am quite new on Android, I have always been an IOS user but this time I impressed with features of Oneplus2 no Android device stands besides it in specification but with all that there is heating problem. I wonder how did you fix it, can you please help me out in this regard.

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Saad
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] krishna442:
There isn't much heating if you are not playing CPU/GPU intensive games. Its very normal other times.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Jakic007:
If anyone is having some problems with speed or some software problems try to wipe cache from recovery. It helped me really much. I was having some problems with freezing and slow overall speed and now it is like a new phone.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] skorpion1298:
Stock ROM.. Means a lot of prolblems here

Hello People! :)

Since I got the OP2, It ran very fast for the first 3 Months.. Since January I get regular crashes and System hangs

sometimes for about 5 Minutes till I reboot it by myself. You can say, it all happened after the 2.2.0 Update of OOS.

Will wait for the Official Marshmallow Update and hope for a fix for that.

Second thing is, the back Button, let it be the Software Button or even the Hardware Touch Button will not work

everytime I press it. Often I have to press it a few times until it reacts.

While Overheating was never a problem, the last 4 Cores are never Running, even while Benchmarking or Gaming.

Even when running BOINC with 8 Tasks, only the first 4 Cores run at Max Speed utilizing them to 100% @ about 1,5GHz.

While Charging with the Stock Charger from OP, the phone gets damn laggy and I cant type any Words correctly in

WhatsApp or Messages. When I use the Samsung Charger from my Tab, it works OK. Not good, not great, just OK.

Idk if this is a Software problem, but for what have I paid over 400(!!) € !?!

Hope this all gets fixed in the

near

Future.

Did that 2 times, nothing helped :/
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Jakic007:
I am sorry to hear that. Hope everything will be fixed with MM.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] partridge79:
BLAZING FAST! running seraph08's cm13 mach 2 maybe 3...:silly:
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] shahfaishal:
for a 4gb ram, speed is not upto the mark. should increase further in updates.
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] buenso80:
On stock rom it felt like the device only had a 1ghz cpu and 1gb ram.

After installing cm13 it became a lot snappier. (surprise)

Maybe the cpu is weak. because in my opinion, a 4gb ram phone should not lag. Even if oxygen OS can be heavy, it should not be a problem for this high spec´d device?

Also i cyanogenmod always releases some pretty light stuff, that works well on even low spec´d devices. So it´s not surprising that the op2 works better now.

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[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] Willem Kloppenburg:
Geekbench results with MM (Skydaragon 4.0).
[OnePlus 2 Real Life Review] hbvdh:
Fast enough for me, the One is faster