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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dr.pythagora:
I am hesitating to buy a 1+3 device mainly for the mixed comments about screen/display quality.

Can any owner of 1+3 post some pictures of any classical webpage (bbc, cnn, xda, ...) magnified gradually, up to the maximum (125%, 150%, ..., 300%, ..)?

Thanks
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Kriss ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°):
Ive been using the G3, and i dont care what anyone says, there is a huge difference between 1080 and 1440. The text looks smudged. However I cant stream Youtube nor Anime at 720p or higher anywas so it wont matter for me.

Still on the fence of buying it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Fir3blade:
If you don't like it's most visible part, then why consider buying it?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Florp:
Hey all,

I installed the JUVS CommMgr because I like the UI much better than the Tilt default Comm Manager. Unfortunately, the JUVS is unable to turn my WiFi on/off.

From the _Setup.xml, it looks like it's trying to use Windows\WLanMgr.exe, which doesn't exist on my Tilt (I do have WLANSettings.exe).

Anyone have a fix for this?

Thanks!

Florp
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
That's not the issue, and you may not be seeing the wlanmgr.exe because it's hidden.

Goto HKLM\Software\HTC\CommManager\WLAN and change the DeviceName key so that the end of it reads: TNETW12511

There will be a long string of characters before that. Leave that in there.

That also fixes the 10 button comm manager.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Florp:
I checked that reg entry, and it is already set to "TNETW12511".

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Florp
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zcink:
Change the value from "TNETW12511" into "TNETWLN1" and you should be fine. don't change anything else.

Enjoy !!!!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vigilante_xix:
I have a v1615 (Vodafone UK branded TyTnII) and can confirm that the registry setting MUST be "TNETW12511".

Another one that appears to spring up that is also incorrect is "TIACXWLN1". Of course, if yours is a standard HTC and not re-branded to Vodafone as the v1615 then maybe it should be that setting??

I can also confirm that the executable required should NOT be "WLanMgr.exe" but should be instead "WLANSettings.exe".

With the above config, the button works correctly and the Wireless LAN Manager can be loaded from the Settings menu.

I have searched for WLanMgr.exe throughout the device with hidden files enabled without any files being found. I guess it is possible that Vodafone have a different Wireless Manager in their ROM.

For informational purposes, attached are some screen shots of my device:

1 - shows the build etc... is this the right screen to show for ROM or is this just for the version of WM6?

2 - Shows the "HTC.Kaiser.CommManager.3G-GSM-schen.CAB" Comm Manager which now works flawlessly.

3 - Shows my Wireless LAN Manager... Is this the same as others??

Hope the above helps others out in the same predicament.

Now I know what allows me to run this all properly, I may choose one of the other Comm Managers as I really want Push Email included in the list.

On a related note... why is Ringer even included in a Comms Manager?? I know HTC included it originally but seems odd as it's hardly a communications setting!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tassadar32:
Confirmed that wlan should be set to "TNETW12511" on Dutch T-mobile branded kaiser
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the OnePlus 3's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Maverik5124:
The screen can go pretty dark. However for me the contrast suffers a lot when on the lowest two settings! Gaming videos on youtube get really hard to watch because everything is just dark.

The colors also shift with lower brightness. Especially the grays turn really blue. My swiftkey gray theme looks like I have a blue theme when the screen is dimmed.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] NEO2598:
Having a night mode shortcut on the notification tray, it's easy to use this device for reading in bed. Also the display will get dark enough for those kind of things.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Mulayan:
I think it not that easy to set. If you set it to minimum you barely see anything and like 1 mm on screen above minimum it's extremely bright compared to min. Personally I think the auto-adjustment feels kinda buggy, too.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] j_svas:
Auto brightness is very painful on op3, we need some small app or mod to fix this one up
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Zisworg:
It's not getting that dark... even in night mode. It's way too bright for me! :rolleyes::eek:
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
Yeah, it's awful! It seems like it never does what I want it to do. It isn't bright enough in indoor environments that have adequate lighting. And in dark environments, it is extremely dim and also randomly has random fits where it goes to maximum brightness for a few seconds and then goes back extremely dim again.

I hate it, and have it turned off unfortunately. Would like to see it corrected in an OTA from OnePlus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] darkrai:
About 4 nits according to a video on YouTube
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] j_svas:
I random fits are very hurtful to eyes... any one using any good apps to control the auto brightness?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] darkrai:
disable adaptive brightness?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] pdcclf:
I tried the best auto brightness in sultan opo's build. Just use the brightness bar to customize the brightness in auto function. Hope someone can port it into our op3 , more specifically oxygenos
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Arrowblue:
I was driving while using google maps as navigation it was a very sunny/bright day and i couldnot see much on the screen so i just disabled auto brightness some how the screen got so dim i could not see any thing at all.I had to stop on emergency lane of high way and struggle to see any thing at all because it was so dim i couldnt do any thing at all by chance i got to the auto birghtness again and put it in auto mode again.Damn this birghtness thing of op3 is seriously killing me!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] j_svas:
This yet another auto brightness is working great https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.gyrus.yaab
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Boghie:
I like the minimum brightness, it's like having included a screen filter (that often distorts colors, but that is what all do). If you don't like this you can easily set the brightness bar at 60-70%, which won't be too bright (compared to other screens (Samsung S3))
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] 2x4:
The minimum brightness is quite bright, such that it hurts my eyes to look at my phone when just woke up even with night mode still on and minimum brightness.

Lux dash has fixed this issue for me
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] flvtxfreak:
The display seems really good however once in a while my display dims as if adaptive brightness is on yet I have it disabled. I touch the screen and it brightens back up. My timeouts are set to several minutes.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] LXFY:
I also feel it's too bright for me.

My temporary solution is install a app called screen filter.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GTRanushka:
Any Solution?

Has anyone got a solution for this? I received my OP3 yesterday and this adaptive brightness is a complete mess. Hows the situation with custom CM roms? Maybe is because of defective light sensors or connectors? My previous LG G3 on Android 6.0 had a flawless auto brightness control. So I think it's not a Android 6.0 bug... :eek:
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Masteryates:
Who actually makes this display?

The Mrs's LG G Flex 2 also suffers with poor black levels which is odd for an OLED.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
Samsung.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Masteryates:
Thanks biglilsteve

I would said it was LG if you didn't reply.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
Yessir. There was some drama because some parties were claiming it to be an outdated screen that Samsung had leftover in their parts bin. OnePlus claims it is a new screen made specifically for the OP3.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] 2x4:
if you have root, you can use CF.lumen with darkening filters in sundown/night mode to help this.

also the 3.2.6 update improved adaptive brightness performance noticeably
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
It certainly did. Thank goodness.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] timeToy:
Plenty of solutions ?

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=screen filter&c=apps&hl=en
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] HIshan Pavidu:
Auto brightness ****ing fixed in 3.2.7
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GTRanushka:
I think you misunderstood what i said. I was aking about the brightness issue. I think it has been fixed on 3.2.6

Btw thanks for the help Timetoy! (^o^)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] angdaminaman:
yes. i feel that the slider is broken.

set to minimum = too dark

set from minimum to just a very little slide = too bright

beyond that, slight changes in brightness. its just that from the minimum brightness to.. lets say 5%, has a big threshold.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] 2x4:
I know the OTA update has since fixed the auto-brightness issue, but the backlight on the capacitive keys still only stay on for seconds. Has a mod (root/xposed/etc) been created to address this at all? I'd love for them to remain ON as long as the screen is on
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] jocaboss:
GravityBox
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] null0seven:
Mine it's set to aboput 10%.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you call granny, does she keep saying "Huh?! Wut?!" or does the conversation flow pretty well? Rate this thread to express how you feel about the OnePlus 3's call quality. A higher rating indicates that calls are clear and crisp, and that regardless of background noise, you can hear the other party clearly (and with ample volume) and they can hear you.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] juxsa:
can anyone comment on the call quality and reception?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] lensgrabber:
Reception is really good but call volume isn't as loud as I would have hoped through earphones. It's not horrible, just not fantastic. Person on the other end was mentioning the call having pops in the audio. This was consistent over a two and a half mile walk plus standing in one location for a bit. Call didn't drop throughout the hour I was on the phone testing it so that's good. Some spots I could see might have a problem and have had dropped calls on various phones in the past but the OP3 kept strong. As for the popping noise, I took out the sim and did a test call with the 6s+ and was told it was a lot cleaner, louder, with no popping noises. On my side I couldn't hear any static or popping. I'm on AT&T / Denver CO.

So for my rating it would be a 4 out of 5. Speaker is good but with earphones the volume could stand to be 20% louder.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] johncanadude:
Call quality is good and a lot of it depends on your carrier.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] angelsanges:
3.1.4 beta firmware changelog :

-TP Firmware upgrade

----Audio Optimization----

-RAM Management Optimization

-General Optimization on app launch speed

-Avoid overheat in some cases

-Cardboard display touch improvements

maybe in call audio optimized :D
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Zegnalabel:
Hi, appreciate some comments on whether the dual SIMs support LTE+LTE or is it LTE+3G or worst LTE+2G if use concurrently?

Let's say I have SIM 1 that I'm gonna use for 4G data only (all internet connections) while SIM 2 just for voice calls, is this possible? I meant using both concurrently rather than switching one at a time.

Many thanks.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] grobbins89:
Cant even use my s6 work phone for calls in the shop 90% after we installed a metal roof the signal is that bad.

So far the OP3 is running laps on the samsung and is able to take any call and keep it :)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] techinv:
Having random/sporadic issues making and receiving calls. When making a call, sometimes I don't hear the phone ringing at the other end and the OP3 phone screen will move from "Dialing" to "Call Ended". I've also had more than 1 instance of someone trying to call me on the OP3 and there is no ring or indication of a call (or even missed call!).

Called OnePlus tech support today and I was told that they have received this complaint from others. They suggested that I wipe data/cache and see what happens. I did that plus reflashed radio software. We'll see what happens from now.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] jason4962:
keep dropping ...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] pieman13:
Reception was so bad for me I had to get rid of the phone.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] teldasur:
Reception is also bad for me. The 4G is great but GSM is ugly and I got cut during calls...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mohan1726:
Noise cancellation doesn't work

Noise cancellation doesn't work on one plus 3 so dont expect best calling but still better than competitors.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] teldasur:
Reception has nothing to do with noise cancellation. With the last update 3.2.2 oos reception is even worst...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] etd2557:
Agreed. Since 3.2.2 I have noticed this as well.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ipman6747:
One Plus 3 Call quality Issues

The call quality issues started after 3.2.2 upgrade. Have replaced the phone with new one plus 3, I still face the same issue.

Planning to schedule a call back with One plus 3 for tech support troubleshooting.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] teldasur:
I have read somewhere that the reception was better with the 3.1.2. has anybody succeed to extract the radio from the 3.1.2 ? I search but didn't found any radio.img into the zip...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] otrobruno:
bad quality call

I use to call in speaker mode so this is why recently I've noticed the poor quality in the call

I hardly listen to the person is calling me, there's no problem with them hearing me

I'm stock 3.2.2 btw
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] sshet1976:
Having the same issue with bad call quality with the phone.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] LeMagicien:
Personally , I have no problem with the calls
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] progosu:
reception is about average and the sound quality of the call is extremely bad, the volume is so slow you can barely hear anything, this phone is a fraud and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dpaull:
It really depends on the network as well. My OPO 3 is good on some networks but gives a lot of echoes in some networks.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] alexit84:
I'm having a lot of problem with call quality. Often people complain the can not hear me, hearing echoes or muffled voice.

Switching loudspeaker on/off immediately solve the issue, so it is not related to network carrier.

It's probably a software issue linked to noise cancellation. I've tried every trick, hack, mod I've found on the forums, wiped out everything and restored a factory image.... nothing helped so far. :rolleyes:
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] AbhayJamdar:
I second this. Hope OnePlus fixes this soon.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 3's Wifi performs. A higher rating indicates that it has excellent range, throughput, and signal strength. Like when you're taking a dump in the bedroom upstairs, do your videos have to buffer or do they come through without interruption?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] nadejo:
wifi is bad. check wifi anlyzer put hand between router and phone camera and watch how it gets lower and lower as time passes. really sad
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] jocaboss:
As i can see in YouTube wifi speed can't reach any further than 70MB/s. Why? Software? Or wifi chip sucks?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] EP2008:
Using 5ghz I'm getting nearly 200Mbps download on my OP3. Haven't tested 2.4ghz yet.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] laz3r69:
Here are the WiFi Analyser screenshots with and without hands over back cam. I was sitting very close to the router (~1m).
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dudeperfect:
came across this on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQW1SaUzecQ

Can anyone confirm this? Thanks.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] crysen:
I just tried it out, the WiFi signal was getting worse but not as worse as in his video. Still somehow ****ty.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] pileot:
Didn't the iPhone have a similar problem? People's hands were shorting out the antennas causing dropped calls, etc.

A simple case should fix the problem (really, why wouldn't you use a case anyways?). And if you don't want the bulk or whatever you can try one of those full body screen protectors, should solve the problem of shorting the antennas AND provide scuff protection.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] jocaboss:
Wich oxygen version?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] EP2008:
3.1.3.

Here's a test I just ran...Netflix is streaming on two screens right now, so it's a touch lower than usual.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
My router is downstairs and I am upstairs. OOS 3.1.3. 5ghz.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] lordred12345:
Absolutely terrible...Always drops out
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Pepie:
Wifi is doing pretty okay here on 5Ghz, its dropping sometimes though.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ruun666:
On my previous Nexus 5X I've had much better Wi-Fi reception.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Salty Wagyu:
OP3 gets about -8 or -10 more on Wifi Analyzer compared to my OPO when held side by side, definitely a bit worse.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] MrAlpha:
Yeah. I noticed that OP3 under wifi doesn't work really well. Infact with just 1 wall in middle of me and router the signals drops from 20mbps to 6mbps.

Bad, really bad!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] davemuir:
Nowhere near as good as my OnePlus One, disappointingly
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hasenbein1966:
Yes, if one wants to point out THE one weak point of the phone, it's not the display, it's not video recording - it's clearly the weak WiFi.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Skiking73:
Honestly I feel as if my wifi speeds have been stronger than my note 4. 5ghz is nice and speedy
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] xdatech2:
My OnePlus 3 is also giving the signal strength problem, sometimes it shows only 1 bar within 2-5 meteres from the router.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
We know how much you like to stream, ahem, "videos", and so cellular data is mega-important. Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 3's LTE performs. A higher rating indicates that it's fantastic: throughput is excellent and signal strength is top-notch.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mohitraj.raj:
It does support 4G+4G, but I've noticed that 4G is connected only on one sim, which you set as your main data sim, while the other depends on a lower network.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hcbhatt:
Hello, Wanted to know if OP3 support "VOLTE" ?

Any inputs would be appreciated.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] grobbins89:
From what I have read online yes it does but double check to make sure.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] sankalp217:
These are the speeds I am getting over lte in india. Service provider is airtel and the region is gurgaon. I am running stock oxygen os 3.1.2 rooted and with the build.prop fix.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
Stock 3.1.2 AT&T
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] lonnydub:
Yes it does if you have it enabled and your sim/carrier support it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hcbhatt:
Hi Just call One Plus Support (India).. They mentioned that their hardware is compatible but then there is an OS upgrade which would be needed to use VoLTE directly instead of an application interface. I have also send a mail to support for getting a conformation , Would update with the inputs in-turn,
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Skinpipe:
The 4g speeds are half of that on my old nexus 5 with the exact same sim card, sitting in the same place in my house, testing from the same server on speedtest.net
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dik23:
I got this while sat in a park in Taichung, Taiwan. Bought the SIM with credit for ~£12 at Taipei airport on landing. Unlimited data for 10 days. It worked not only on the metro underground in Taipei and on the THSR (bullet train) at 300kph but also in a hotel room that was below ground in Taipei.

I suggest that any throughput issues anyone might have with 1+3 is carrier related

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Proper etiquette aside (hint: don't use speakerphone while doing your "business" in a public bathroom), rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 3's speakerphone performs. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it's loud and it's clear.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] thebiggboss180:
hello guys..i know this off topic..but can anyone compare the vabiration of this op3 to any samsung device..

is the strength is the same or lower.

is the type of vibration is the same ...by the type i mean somthing u can feel it specially when u write with the keybord
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] remydlc:
If you are coming from a 6P, you will be greatly disappointed with the OP3 speakers, and maybe most phones that do not have front facing/dual speakers. OP3 are fairly weak, but gets the job done as long as there arent much background noise, otherwise you might have a hard time listening to whatever you are playing.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Csetoue:
How is it? Is it loud? Is it crispy?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
since this thread is about speakerPHONE, I'll comment. From a volume perspective it isn't quite as loud as my Nexus 6. However the N6 speakerphone sounds like garbage...tinny and raspy. The OP3 sounds much more refined and voices are overall much easier to understand.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Delgadovsky:
I found the speakers very weak in max sound and to loud in min sound. For example, in my previous smartphone, i could see a video with min sound in a room without other noises and others just listen a bit. Now, all can hear very well even in min sound. And if others are sleeping, is boring. With max sound in Street, with normal city noises, is very difficult to hear
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
All off-topic. This thread is about speakerphone for calls.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] scoobydooby:
I find that the speaker for calls is on the low side imo. I have placed a couple calls on speaker while at home where its pretty quiet, and had to turn the speaker all the way up for it to be "loud enough". If I were out in public or somewhere where there was more ambient noise, I feel like I'd have trouble making out the conversation.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tobasium:
The speakers are OK but I hope next phone stereo or on an other place.

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