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[ONE General] astralbee:
It was very frustrating in the beginning... There were some software bugs and Oneplus were utterly ill-equipped to deal with the problem reports.

Now, the phone is the best it has ever been. A lot of 'hardware' issues were just sw bugs and have been squashed. Honestly, it's a great phone, it just took a long time for the software to catch up. Best rom at the moment is Darkobas, imho. Battery lasts me two days and the camera software is finally everything it promised to be.
[ONE General] naeem76:
Using since October 2014, still using it without any problems. I used to have 6 hours+ SOT on kitkat, now I have 4 on cm12.1. I really don't like cm13 and also battery life is better on cm12. My original screen did not have the yellow band, but my OPO fell into the water (my fault) and it damaged the screen. I got a replacement LCD (aftermarket) but it has the yellow banding. The other negative thing is that the sandstone back is gone its very rough now. Other than one of the best phones I've used, no regrets whatsoever
[ONE General] dreamwave:
Battery and performance update: even on the latest version of Bliss rom on marshmallow, this thing is really fast and I haven't had any major problems with battery life. It lasts me about 2 days of moderate use so I've forgotten to charge my watch and had it die a couple times (really not a bad thing for the battery on this phone, just shows me how crappy the Moto 360 battery is) and at one point it drained 50% of the battery during the school day with no app standing out as the culprit, but still its working quite well. Still no problems with the touchscreen or display--both are quite incredible and I'm really glad I got this phone and disregarded the horror stories: I'm pretty confident they're the exception instead of the norm at this point

Sent from my Oneplus One with XDA Premium
[ONE General] Erikbronx:
Very.... no regrets!!!!
[ONE General] Rocco3:
no regrets here. Bought it in October 2014 and updated it until CM 12.1 YOG4PAS2QL (5.1.1) - never had any serious problems. My current status with the Software is perfect for me (until now superb battery endurance and, yeah, CM...perfect). i dropped the phone twice on the display and NOTHING! guess i was lucky. for me its the best Phone i ever had and im going to use it for a long time if it doesnt die.

only thing i wanna try is MIUI, just like the look and feel.
[ONE General] joshuous:
The Oneplus One has such fantastic developer support in the form of custom ROMs. I'm loving it more and more. Even more than the first day I got it.
[ONE General] PaKii94:
I am going to put my two cents in, I have gone through a lot of phones and each have sucked. The OPO has been the one to literally cover all my needs. It lasts forever, charges fast, camera is good enough, performance is good enough, screen is good enough, build quality is solid. It is an all around tank. The only reason I might upgrade is to get a phone with a fingerprint reader but I have no urge yet to upgrade because I have no qualms about the phone
[ONE General] 123Kage:
I m using over 1 year and 4months.. Still love that ph and not even want to upgrade to OPT.

I am quite a heavy user.. I can say confidently Cuz since I got OPO I stopped using my iPad. I rooted it. Try multiple ROM sometimes Multirom. Watched more movies on ph than laptop. Quite a heavy mobile gamer too.

Just recently usb cable stopped working. But charger still working well.
[ONE General] Valaran:
4 OPO in family and friends, no issue since 2014 ! This phone is a beast even in 2016 ! I can run all apps i use with it downclocked @1.5Ghz ! No need to switch to a different phone right now. My wife brokes her's recently and she decided to buy another opo, despite the opt and opx availability. The S801, 3Gb and 64Gb will not be overwhelmed soon imo. Hope rom support will follow (officially or with the help of the community). OnePlus deliver a MM build this week and for me it's a good software support for a two year old not mainstream chinese phone !

btw i'm feeling that battery life is decreasing (i've got my in july 2014) and i'm hardly hitting the two days line now.

About customer service, i needed a proper invoice with a different name and the IMEI on it (for personnal insurance to work) and they were unable to generate it, that's was a shame.
[ONE General] -Ric-:
Hey guys, I'm currently using an OLDDDDDDDDDDD Nexus 5, battery no longer gets past 2 hours screen on time bla bla bla... I'm thinking of upgrading in the end of the month and just wanted to ask a few questions, sorry if they've been asked and answered before.

1- Does the phone stutter? Or does it maintain a smooth user experience? (Like a Nexus would)

2- Is the battery really as good as everyone says it is? Like, do you guys think I'll be able to get past around 4 hours of screen on time while connected to data? (NOT WiFi and in a good reception area)

3- I've read about some out of the box display issues with some Oneplus One phones... Is that still a thing to be worried about?

4- How is the audio quality while wearing headphones? Is it good enough for most of you or do you recommend having a 2nd device dedicated to music?

Thank you.
[ONE General] madsponge26:
1.smoothvfor me using sultanxda rom and superb camera

2.normal usage 5-6 hours using private kernel (default settings)

3.im not quite sure for that maybe old stocks?

4.audio enhancements using vipermod (sounds good)

April 2016 still the phone rocks!
[ONE General] kaibosh99:
Reliable? Since upgrading to a CM13 rom my modem functionality has gone from the stock flaky to utterly useless. I can consider this thing a paperweight now. I have spent countless hours trying to solve this problem, but anyone who lives somewhere where they are always in service doesn't have an issue so no one cares. It isn't just me, the official forums are crammed to the rafters with threads of people beggin for help in having a reliable cell signal. I am pretty close to throwing this thing in the garbage.
[ONE General] karthics4:
I got mine with an invite back in April 1 2015. working great , had kitkat out of the box and now on android 5.1. One of the best phones i have had

http://imgur.com/IbkzGJY
[ONE General] izamd:
The best smartphone i ever had.Original Bamboo version 64GB.

Now on MM COS 13.It really scream .Smooth UX.Thanks Cyanogen team.You restore your reputation, before CM was known for dump a lot of OEM partner, now your redeem back customer thrust.
[ONE General] karthics4:
quite well reliable. getting 8hrs battery or 12hrs depending on usage. 3G gets better battery life then 4g
[ONE General] RyxeL:
how much user available storage for 16gb version?
[ONE General] Hzu:
I'm one of the earliest bunch to get the phone when it came out. No defects. No problems.

Any problems came down to the apps or ROMs that I installed. I jump from various ROMs a lot of time. Assuming you get the phone in good condition hardware-wise, it will be the software that is the main issue. Switching ROMs will not hurt.
[ONE General] Dark Emotion:
What about future versions of android? Will this device be able to run stable cm13.1/14 (Android N)? I am currently using z3c with 6.0 and I love this phone but I got bored with it because my previous device was nexus and I was flashing roms all the time ;). I am looking at OPO because of decent battery (but not better than z3c), better display, more RAM and AOSP. There is no stable AOSP for z3c.
[ONE General] mapolidori:
Same here. As soon as I opened the box, I unlocked the bootloader, installed multirom, and I've been exploring roms ever since. A little over 2 years of heavy use without any major issues.
[ONE General] hellcat50:
well, I full bricked my oneplus one after 1 month of usage (won't turn on). but thank god the device is unbrickable and I used a snapdragon flashing tool to recover it. sadly i lost all my internal storage data :/
[ONE General] kryshnakishore:
Can u send link for snapdragon flashing tool
[ONE General] hellcat50:
Download the color os zip from the thread I've sent you. And use the drivers from it!
[ONE General] kryshnakishore:
I guess opo supports till android Z as long as devs are working on it... But officially we may end with COS 13 only.... Better to move to op3 if price is ignored

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I did not get anything
[ONE General] hellcat50:
Sorry, wrong thread :)

Here it is: http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-unbrick-oneplus-one-t3013732
[ONE General] kryshnakishore:
Oh this.... I know.... Thank u
[ONE General] nuno-:
I love my 1+1.

CM13 jgcaap makes it fly !

Still a great phone after two years.
[ONE General] kryshnakishore:
I still recommend opo
[ONE General] conalt:
Ditto! [emoji106]

Sent from my OnePlus One
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aureliomilitao:
Why ROMs N920G India and Nepal OJ6 5.1.1 no instal in Odim in Roms ZTO TTT OJ4 ??

Odim fail in System and no install .

whyyyyyy ??????

No other mode ?
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitinmits:
High speed download link to Indian ROM

N920GDDU2AOL1_N920GODD2AOK4 model number SM N920G 5.1.1 Lollipop

http://d-h.st/1SCp
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aureliomilitao:
ok but ROM Índia 5.1.1 no Instal in my device N920G ZTO Brasil

in Odim ...Fail in System.img no pass

Nepal and India no pass in Odim in Note 5 N920G ZTO
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nintendolinky:
Click repartition in Odin, it will work then.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aureliomilitao:
Click repartition in Odin...and looping device...and Brik device no Way return and oficial Stock more. ..death Note5
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhonyp:
Because you need a 4 files firmware. I leave the link on 920g update thread

Enviado desde mi SM-N920G mediante Tapatalk
[General Questions and Answers] kolniklaus:
I had been thinking about this. Is there any way to use or convert or transform those non-removable/embedded/built-in/internal batteries as external/removable batteries? Does the built-in batteries also have the 3-pins like removable batteries inside? Is it possible?
[General Questions and Answers] RodimusConvoy:
Probably with some soldering and electrical know how, sure. Not sure it would be worth it, but yeah.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Possible? Yes

But....

Very impractical for more reasons than I can list due to the fact that you're talking about doing it with lithium batteries which are unstable to begin with, in part, it's that instability that make them a good energy source. Controllably unstable like the engines on a rocket ship, in control but just barely enough to get it to do what you want as long as you don't deviate from its design/function and can go wrong at any moment with the slightest change in variables.

In my opinion, you're more likely to start a fire or at least burn a device up than have any kind of sensible long term success.

I'm sure we all have heard about the note 7 and the hover board incedents, right? That's all I could picture when I read this OP.

Yikes!!!
[General Questions and Answers] affg:
Please explain your nonsensical post

Please explain why the connection between the phone and a non-removable battery differs so much from a built - in battery that it would be dangerous. They're virtually identical. I have to consider your post propaganda from the phone companies that benefit from the planned obsolescence unless you reply. I'm considering converting a note 10 so I can upgrade from a note 4 finally. Would like to do so safely. Hope you get this and respond because you sound like you know what you're talking about, but I'm old enough to have encountered good liars, and I simply can't see why this would be as dangerous as you're trying to make it seem. The note 7 was a problem with the battery itself, not the fact that it was built-in or removable. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
If the battery is the same form factor, same dimensions, has the contacts in the correct location to make a connection, has the contact points in the correct order/configuration(+ in the correct position and - in the correct position) and is rated with the same specs as the original battery, it might work.

But, I think it is a shot in the dark, I doubt you'll find a battery that will actually fit and connect at the right points. If you are considering trying to use wire to connect the battery to the contact points in the phone, I'll go ahead and tell you that is a bad idea.
[General Questions and Answers] affg:
Why

Why?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Adding the wire between the battery and the contact pins changes the amount of resistance between the battery and the contact pins, this difference will probably, at some point, lead to some kind of hardware damage/failure.
[LG G Flex 2] stars2:
I see the shared bootloader source that shared by fergy, but I can't see any signature check for laf partition, only boot and recovery, or I can not see as well?

Anyone with rooted phone, and enough knowledge for this, can try?

1. unpack official boot.img

2. repack without modify (this is the fastest way, to check signature check for laf)

3. write to laf with dd

4. power off the device

5. hold power up, and connect to pc to boot from laf (before download mode)

If the device is booted, we can make custom kernels and custom roms...
[General Questions and Answers] Haskeerz:
Hi all,

I have a Z2 Pro with Lollipop 5.0.2 S226 ROW and I want to get the newest version, like S271. How can I do it?

Thanks
[XDA Assist] derfrosch12:
Ok... So I really need some help with this one but I have no idea what to start with.

A few weeks ago I decided my phone needed a software update so I started looking into the possibility of rooting and installing a CFW, no big deal, I previously owned a ZTE Blade, which I rooted and and flashed a Rom, so I had the basic knowledge on rooting, cwr and rom flashing. After some searching around, i thought i found a lollipop rom that i thought it will work on my phone. Tried to flash cwr but failed and now my phone is in a boot loop but I cannot access the recovery menu.

Is there any way to fix this?
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] exxi:
I head you know how to unbrick the XDA Terra German o2 Version.

How about that dump file that you posted.

I tried everything I just can't get it done, I called the o2 support and they told me that HTC did not even announce a rom update in the near future.

I have no warranty.

I would appreciate any input, sorry for being annoying.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] papamopps:
No matter. But I´m sorry. There is NO update for teh terra. And like I told many times. The XDA Terra has a different MODEL-ID than all other devices. So there is NO RUU for unbricking the Terra. Only for P4350 and Wing.

Sorry. But till now I haven´t found a soulution and there fore i gave up until there is an O2 update.

I´m really sad with you - but you have to send it to O2.....
[HTC Incredible S] jason405:
hey guys glad to meet ya all hope you guys can help me i have a htc incredible s and i rooted it using kingo root couple of days ago well the problem is when i was deleting unwanted applications using super user program i removed htc scense app and some other google apps and setup wizard app and etc and i thought it'll be ok but when i rebooted my phone there was the lock screen and when i unlocked the screen there was nothing but a black screen i tried to reset to factory settings but nothing changed now only i can see one option ahead of me and it's installing a stock or custom rom additionally i can't even connect my phone to my laptop cause i can't access usb debugging and i don't have a custome recovery installed either any help whould be much appreciated thanks again :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xplicit007:
i am using gs6 920i variants. its carrier locked i have not received update via ota. i am asking if its possible if i can download official 920i marshmallow firmware from sammobil and flash it. need your help...thanks
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andifds:
Yes, download (INU) it and load that PDA on your device but be sure that you are voiding your warranty (considering that yours is carrier locked). Make sure to also get the original firmware for your country and carrier to flash in, just in case you need it back
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
My hat goes off to hauwei and Google for building this handset.

I have been using a galaxy s6 for the past year rooted and tweaked to the best of my knowledge and what could be mustered with the closed source and exynos7420. I have been using the 6P for two days and honestly I'm considering something I thought I wouldn't try...... Stock no root. I have always rooted my devices and played round with them built a popular rom back in the gt540 days but this phone this beast I'm actually considering stock.

So my question currently cyanogenmod shows nightly builds but no stable builds, so unofficial at best and it looks to be the same for a lot of other roms as cm seems to be the major base for 90% of roms now, so what are currently the advantages of these builds or the builds based off stock?

Obviously there is adaway and Xposed and viper4android but in terms of build performance battery life and stability is it worth moving off stock atm?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
Bump[emoji14]
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
CM definitely isn't the base for most (or even a small percentage) of ROMs on a Nexus, most ROMs are based on the official aosp source. Most ROMs that I've tried are as stable as stock. What are the advantages? Added features. You're probably better off of gaining extra features via a custom ROM with those features built in, than gaining them by adding Xposed modules to the stock ROM. If you need instructions on unlocking/flashing/rooting this device I have a detailed guide here:

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928

PS. As per the rules, please only bump a thread once every 24 hours, it had only been exactly 94 minutes in this case.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
I'm confident in the nexus development I was just unsure if the pros out weighed the cons as things currently stand vs stock

I will have a look at that thread though, I mean it is a nexus so if a hardware fault rears it's ugly head i can always return to stock.

Does the nexus line have any kind of flash counter yet or is it still safe I heard qualcomm was putting something in place awhile back. Sorry got to catch back up on things
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJBhardwaj:
No, Nexus devices do not have any sort of flash counter. Though, during the first 1-2 months of the 6P release, rumor had it that the phone has a blowable QFuse, which would be irreversible if you unlock the bootloader.

However, later on the skepticism was wiped away, and it was clarified that nothing as such exists. Yes, the QFuse exists, but its completely unrelated.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
No flash counters or anything like that on the Nexus, never has been and probably never will be. It is first and foremost a development device, it just happened to catch on in the mainstream too. If you have any questions don't be afraid to ask, we have a great community of people helping out in the guide thread.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
Qfuse thats the one I remember reading about thankyou DJ

Heisenberg thankyou for your answer this is my first nexus device so any help is appreciated. I saw there was a couple of all in one tools in the dev forum, do you think these work well or better just to use sdk and manual commands? I ask because im all for shortcuts when they work ;P

So far though this phone has been awesome so be interesting to see what some of these roms are like I'll be using just nexus devices from now on thanks again guys.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
My advice: don't use a toolkit. They can make things easier sometimes but easier isn't always a good thing. They've been known to cause issues, and there's really no substitute for ensuring things go right by doing it yourself. Plus, if you're going to be modifying your phone, you really need to have a good working knowledge of fastboot, especially on a Nexus. That's what will get you out of trouble if it arises.

If you're looking for a pretty stock-like experience but with some great features added I'd recommend trying out Pure Nexus, it's a rock solid ROM with useful extra features. I have links to all ROMs (and basically anything useful for this device) in my index:

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/general/index-huawei-nexus-6p-t3213583
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
Fantastic thread mate ill be getting my study pants on haha used to use fastboot with my one x and the g2 but havent in awhile so ill go make sure im all up to date before I pull the trigger

One last question if ive already downloaded my whole spotify playlist 8GB can I pull that from the phone with adb backup and restore it so i dont have to re download everything pretty sure its encrypted so not sure it can be done.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJBhardwaj:
Depends entirely on your choice. If you want to learn more about your device and how things work on it, you can perform things by yourself. Doing it manually also helps you keep a track of things that are going on, so if somehow your device is stuck, or not functioning as it should, you can always track back the source of the issue. And since you performed it yourself, you will know it better.

On the other side, toolkits have their own benefits. If you just want to perform procedures without much hassle and automate everything, you can go for them. All the toolkits here is the 6P section have proved useful to many users. You can try all of them, and see which one works better for you and your phone.

I for once have tried SKIPSOFT Android toolkit, offers a lot of functions. At the same time, there is Squabbi's Nexus 6P Toolkit, which has a more user-friendly interface, and much simpler to use.

Personally, I don't prefer toolkits, they could be buggy, at times. And have never suited my purpose.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
That depends, is it just stored in a folder on your internal storage or is it stored as app data?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
I believe its stored as app data because even with root explorer on the S6 I couldnt find it but if I looked at the app size in the S6 app manager it didnt show the music as part of the apps usage if that makes sense.

Ill try pull data and see if it works if it does ill be sure to post it as it could be a life saver for others who once they start flashing wont stop :)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
Well it'd only be an issue right now due to the bootloader unlock process wiping your internal storage. It isn't necessary to do so when flashing ROMs so the data would remain intact through ROM flashes.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danzano:
If I have developer options enabled on stock could i not adb pull all data?

If not ohwell just means my connection will get another day of thrashing lol

So dirty flashes are not a big issue on the nexus roms? or you mean backup data in twrp and restore after the rom flash?