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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] nidhish91:
Indeed fast. Love the swiftness.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] android-dinh:
Oneplus 3 is extremely fast and smooth like nexus on steroid. Even though the display is 1080p but it was a super AMOLED screen from Samsung and it look excellent for white color calibration. I even think the white color on one plus 3 look more like it was calibrate on galaxy s6 than nexus 6p. Nexus 6p white color calibration i did not like due to it contain yellow tin look on the display and not white white like Samsung galaxy or iPhone.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] MeeGz:
Way faster than my 2015 Moto X Pure. Obviously not the RAM difference as the OP3 isn't using all of it's RAM, aside from reviewer releases, this is perhaps a bit lacking for some. The 820 is a BEAST! I always wondered why in the recent past they(QC) decided to use the whole ARM Big/Little setup... This quad core is, at least seems to be, much faster than previous generation octacores. Not only in benchmarks but also everyday use. Granted I'm coming from a hexacore, an 808 I believe.

Just goes to show that often times these spec wars are kinda of joke. Why would an android handset need more than 4 cores? Seriously. Give me 2 - 4 that are fast and energy efficient. As much as many here hate Apple I have to throw them some props for their A9. Dual core with only 2Gb of RAM? Driving that display too? All the while scoring really well on performance and battery benchmarks! That is some really great software optimization and hardware engineering.

I may be kind of the odd guy out here but I really enjoy the latest iOS experience, its such a well integrated platform. I haven't owned an iPhone since the 4 or 4s(I think) but they have come a long way since then. Of course I always Jailbroke them whenever possible. The whole Phandroid/iSheep phenomenon is so odd to me. They're both excellent platforms with their own limitations, advantages and quirks. That groups of people literally come out and strongly bash and insult each other over their choice of a mobile phone is so crazy to me. I mean seriously people, you're gonna be Apple or Google's troll/"PR" person? How about everyone just uses what they like to use without this "mine is better than yours" mentality. Who are these people trying to convince? Themselves?

Having said that I've always wondered if I should just pony up a bit more cash for the flagship Nexus device. I've always been curious if it received the close attention to optimization of the software to the particular hardware it was running on. That's what has always made me, at the least, respect the iPhone. If it's done right there isn't all that much better than a thoroughly integrated software/hardware package!

Sorry for yet another rant but I just couldn't help myself....
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Paz9:
im in the same boat im torn between the Nexus 6P and 1+3

i like the 6GB of ram on the 1+3 as i do abit of heavy multitasking, however the nexus has alittle better battery (i like my battery to last ages between charge)

i believe the 1+3 is a quad core whilst the 6p is a octa-core

still dont know which to get :(
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] chaka809:
The snapdragon 820 is far better than the 810. All the 810 do is throttle. This quad core destroy the 810. Just cause it's octa don't mean anything.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] stebsgb1:
I can't speak highly enough of the OnePlus3. It's smooth. It just flies between apps and any other phone could only, at most, equal it really. Go with your heart :)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tansuperman:
I feel it's faster than my s7e in every day use
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] kemsiro:
Very good performance overall. Feel faster than my iPHone.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Stroky:
Any experience with lspeed?

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mole51:
Stupidly fast... makes me wonder how fast (if anything) phones will be in 2-3 years time. Compared with my iPhone 6 Plus which I've just switched from, all apps load from cold start at least 5x faster. Snapchat opens approx 7x faster, which is key for me. Haven't yet found a normal app (not a game) which takes longer than a second to open.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] gman88667733:
My OP3 stutters a lot in the Oxygen OS UI. Like A LOT.

Plus Google keyboard lags and is slow
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] nispen:
Never lags, never stutters, just flies
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] JumboMan:
facing lot of stuttering (not a lag) in opera mini and setting UI but in other apps its buttery smooth.

when I increased min frequency,for both cluster, i found the stuttering I'm facing in above said app goes away
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] scoobydooby:
No lag or stutter for me.. snappy all the way. Very impressive performance.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angadadlakha:
Yep no lags no stutter no nonsense. On Stock Rom, but rooted. This thing flies like nobody's business.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
Incredibly fast ! No lags, everything is smooth, just awesome.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ewingr:
Anyone running a LOT of apps, 200 + or so?

I run a lot of apps, and my phones always suffer for memory. My paste experience has been that most folks posting the freaking fast speeds have a small number of apps running.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Ginster00:
This phone is so snappy
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] marvi0:
Have only rooted, running stock rom and no changes to kernel but the thing is fast. I can only imagine what it's going to be like when I modify the kernel. Impressed to say the least.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] eddenli:
Never been so satisfied from my android before.. One of the things that I look in a phone is absolutely no lags.. I was thinking to move to iphone because i just couldn't find the right one.. And i had many. But this one I have to say, saved me from the iphone.. It's incredibly fast and great in every aspect..
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Meisterqn:
29 Tasks and absolutely no speed decrease.

Impressing...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] olimar7184:
This device is indeed very very fast. Using it with sultanxda cm but as I remember it was fine on oos. So you will not be disapointed on that point.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] viper001:
Stock OOS 3.2.4

Unlocked BL

TWRP

EX Kernel 0.15

Yeah. It's fast enough. ?

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And a "feel good" shot.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] nikhil.agrawal:
this is undoubtedly the snappiest android i've ever used. oxygen os does help a lot in that matter. clean and stock android with no or minimal bloatware (this is kind of subjective matter :P).
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mucahidgecimli:
thnks
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] olliakselin:
It's fast. Like really, really fast. The other day I just realized that since I've got the phone, I never once had to close even one app, and checking my average memory usage, it hovers at around 35-50%. This is definitely the best Android device I've ever used.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] chinhodado:
The phone is incredibly fast. Everything is snappy.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Sir Backe:
After my Galaxy S4, this is a real wonder. I love rooted devices and xposed. Everything works perfect on this subject. Never something else again than OnePlus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] whelmar:
I bought this phone on a whim. Returned my Note 7 on the first recall, and was looking for something similar in size. My daily driver at the time was an S7. Note had more jank than the S7, which was disappointing, and the recall gave me an out on buyers remorse. The Oneplus 3 is without a doubt the fastest android phone. Faster than my 6p, and S7. I have had the phone about a week, been running 3.2.7 stock as the day I got it. I have not been disappointed at all. Frankly the phone is so good, I cancelled my pixel pre order.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] shiva(@.@):
Best for everyday use:)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Alamien:
Very fast on everything I throw at it. Eats up big game like a champ.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Jogutierrez:
OnePlus 3 is a not bad phone, runs very fast in my opinion, but I read some videos on youtube, it's speed still slow abit than iPhone 7 Plus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Puddi_Puddin:
U compare a iPhone 7 Plus with a Oneplus 3 budget flagship killer lol.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Stroky:
IPhone is only faster on opening games. Ios is always faster in terms of game opening.

With normal apps the one plus is slightly faster than the iPhone 7.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Tb3csm:
Seriously didn't realize how powerful this phone was until I checked my recent apps the other day, and I was surprised. Coming from a Galaxy S4 (which could only hand so much without lagging ), I have a new appreciation for this beast. 6 gbs of Ram gives this thing no reason to stutter or lag when switching between every single application I have installed at a time. I won't be going back to Samsung after this. Happy I made the switch. No lag/stutter/freezing. Browser surfing, movie watching, game playing; everything runs smoothly.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ShaqB:
Coming from a g4 , way faster and no overheating even with a lot of tasks. For now I'm pretty amazed by this smartphone.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] rybens92:
By some tests it is faster then Pixel XXL... Nothing more to say
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Masteryates:
It may be quicker at opening a game, but try pressing the home button then returning to that same game a week later. On the iphone or other Android phones, the game has to reload. One the OP3 however, that game is still sat there in that massive 6GB RAM. :cool:
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Sryan1987:
Very Speedy

Quick phone, you'll love it. Very snappy and installs apps on the go very easily. I do recommend watching what you have in the background. Too many apps can slow down the fastest phone, so it's up to the user lol. Take care.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Jogutierrez:
I using a Redmi 2 for one and a half years, it cost me $100, very cheap, Now I'm intend to get a new phone. Maybe Oneplus 3t, Xiaomi Note2, Xiaomi 5s Plus or Huawei Mate 9. I choice them because the unparalleled low price.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] NikyJ:
you can install the kernel on the beta version of the Oxygen 8 operating system?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] gordito_gr:
Is there anything faster? Doubt it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Exvious:
Amazing device and is really really quick.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] HIshan Pavidu:
F2fs is faster than ext4 if you ask me
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Shashank_Tiwari007:
Yes it's very fast compared to other phones.

Apps which are laggy and slow on other devices tend to be nothing for OP3! :good:
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] shakirajane:
Pete Lau Oneplus’s ceo comfirms that the leaked information about Oneplus 3's processor is true. Oneplus 3 will have a recently released processor Snapdragon 820. Before sometime the information of process was leaked through Antutu Benchmark test. Many Oneplus 3 rumors are in the market, most of which are based on the leaked information but none has yet been confirmed by the company.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] flashingrom84:
Faster than the Pixel and S7 Edge in speed tests, what more can you say.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Scorer15:
The phone is really fast everything is so responsive
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] astralbee:
Really can't complain about the speed. I'm an occasional gamer (nothing intensive) but mainly I am concerned with day-to-day use and this phone has *never* lagged once on me. I can't imagine how it could be any better?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the OnePlus 3. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Humorce:
fast , but some apps not well ( maybe the problem at the apps , isnot phone )
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Balino:
Is the fastest phone I ever seen, and i'm coming from a 6p, not the slowest on the earth...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the OnePlus 3 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the OnePlus 3 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Julius1993:
Incredible after applaying the memory fix by settig the app limit to 42
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] airchicken:
Any idea on how this affects battery life?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] svetius:
So I also switched my background processes to 42, and I ended up dialing it back to 32, because I do think it affects battery life a bit. To be honest, at 42, I was using 5GB of RAM at a time, which was amazing (SO MANY apps in RAM), but honestly, while it's fun, it's not really helpful in day to day use. But the default setting of 20 is too low.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Julius1993:
Batterylife might be effected, but its perfectly fine for me. Im getting around 4h of SOT with brightness at 100% (adaptive) Wifi and Bluetooth turned on, connectet to my huawei watch and using it quite a lot. And there was literally no app cleared from ram. I will test it again with the value set to 36 though!

Its such a great experience to have a phone which doesn't have to start up an App twice.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] airchicken:
Sounds great... but for me stock settings only end up getting about 2h of SOT wich seems to be not that much... Seems like Android System drains a lot...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] johncanadude:
By default limit is low but i think for day to day usage it is fine

I able to use only 3 to 4 apps daily for multi tasking and it is fine and giving me good battery experience.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Flyin18T:
By stating a memory fix you are referring to rooting the phone prior to adjusting the value, correct?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] harharryhar:
Can someone post on how to do this without root - please give the adb commands. I know that a quora post was provided to do without root using adb etc but was not able to do this..

I was able to do the screen display density to 400 without root using adb commands (density) but was not able to do this. I will be very thankful if someone can do this.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Julius1993:
Go on Youtube and search vor "OnePlus 3 - How to Root". The Channel is called C4ETech. The Guy in the video gives you perfect instructions.

In the video description you will also find all the downloads you will need!

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You can not do this without root!!! All you can do wihtout root, is to pull the build.prop via adb (adb pull /system/build.prop <your desired location>), but you cannnot push it back to your phone, because you need access to your phones root directory which is read only out of the box.

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The simplest way to apply the memory fix is the following:

-Go on Youtube. Search for "OnePlus 3 - How to Root". The Channel is called C4ETech. The Guy in the video gives you perfect instructions. Its really easy, you will find all the downloads in the videos description.

-then download the build prop editor app from the play store and look for the right value (ro.sys.fw.gb_apps_limit=20) and change it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] harharryhar:
Thanks for your reply..but in the xda article on how to fix it , it says:

http://www.xda-developers.com/how-t...-management-almost-double-the-apps-in-memory/

"There are many ways to edit the build.prop, including pulling it through ADB without root or using root apps specifically designed for build.prop editing. I personally used Root Explorer this time around, but all methods should work."

The word ADB is linked to a quora page where the methods are mentioned, but I have not been able to get it to work:

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-edit-the-build-prop-file-in-Android-without-Rooting-it

So there is no way to do without root as the article refers?

Incase of root ( I am worried about security), if there is a way to unroot it (will have to find it), the OTA update might change it back to 20, so do we have to keep the root on?

So will be really thankful if someone can give the exact ADB commands. Thanks for your help.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Julius1993:
You can change the build prop without root, but you cannot push it back on your device. i have tried it without root, but its simply not possible and it doesnt make sense either. if you dont have access to write on your root directory you cannot change anything there.

i really recommend rooting. just by the fact, that you can get rid of all the in app commercials! (really awesome)

Also rooting will not void your warranty on your 1+3. you can alway unroot your device by flashing the stock rom back on your device!

You will find all the ADB commands in the video i was talking about before.

-adb devices

-adb reboot bootloader

-fastboot devices

-fastboot oem unlock (will wipe your device!)

-fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (TWRP Recovery [is needed])

-then reboot the device into recovery manually by using the volume and power button, not by the command fastboot reboot.

-install superuser

-Done

-Edit build.prop with buildprop editor and allow super user access.(easiest way for noobs)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] deltadovertime:
I believe there is a utility that does this all for you as well. I don't have my OP3 yet but I have used utilities with my Moto G3 and it simplified the process a lot.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Julius1993:
There is no Utility for the op3. And it already is very simple
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hachamacha:
I'm just an "interloper" curious about this new phone and noticed this while browsing the forum, and I've modified / files without root being "installed" on many phones before as long as someone had already created a custom recovery for it that worked (and supported adb when booted to custom recovery)::

Should be something like :

Boot to custom recovery ::
open shell and adb shell,
su // this should just work since recovery's are by definition already rooted and you're booted into it.
Make sure system is mounted (mount -o remount,rw /system) (or whichever switches it requires)
modify your file using the terminal mode or editor provided by TWRP/{other} and save
remount as read (mount -o remount, ro /system)
reboot.

I hope that helps, if not, I will shut up in this forum. I'm assuming TWRP for this device is about the same as for nearly every other one. Sorry if not,.

Cheers.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Julius1993:
That's actully true! Haven't thought about that. You can Mount/remount by using a custom Recovery. But still I would recommend rooting, since it doesn't even Void your warranty
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] pandalorian:
Dunno guys,i just got my phone yesterday,barely installed anything,like 3 apps running in the background and my Nonstop Knight game reloads in 7/10 tries. :D
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] markv9401:
With OOS 3.2 the RAM can (well, could) be used to its fullest. I simply could not throw enough at it to fill up. Five big, full 3D games, 20+ Chrome tabs, all my apps (30ish) open and still 1Gb remaining whilst load-less app-switching
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] _MartyMan_:
The multitasking on this device is awesome! Good job OnePlus ;)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
If this phone had 4GB of RAM, I think it wouldn't have changed anything.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Le_Zouave:
I remember my old Nexus 4, with 2GB ir RAM. It was a great amount of RAM back then for a phone and in kitkat I never seen it beyond the 50% usage. On official lollipop or marshmallow (CM13) it use more than 50% of RAM but not totally, it would be too much for the Snapdragon 4 Pro.

Maybe 6GB is not necessary but some other SD820 phone have 3GB and not necessarily cheaper than the OP3.

Qui peut le plus, peut le moins. I don't know how to translate it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
Interesting interview of the co-founder of OnePlus about RAM usage : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZT19zmxNcQ&t=576
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Davirus849:
Maybe in 2016, but in 2019 that twill the a whole different story.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] crittarr:
How do you do that? The 6.0 Marshmallow setting is 4 I guess.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tim-scrap:
You need to change the build.prop (root needed) and change the limit to 42. but that does not mean 42 apps, it increase the apps in RAM. Just search for more here. There are a lot of infos on xda.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] 23anand23:
Assuming you are rooted. Download any build prop editor.

Open the build prop page. you will see a lot of data. Search for

ro.sys.fw.bg_apps_limit=20

edit this value of 20 to 42.

save.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ksh0127:
Yes, but in 2019, Snapdragon820 will be outdated too. So I think the 6 GB RAM is still an overkill.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the OnePlus 3 under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] paultje162:
Butter smooth to say the least! I never really experience any stutter.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ABotelho23:
The only place I've experienced stutter is in Google Inbox, when opening a message; from my understanding that's more Google's fault.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] prile97:
Got scrolling lag rarely only when browsing, not in any other app. This is browsers fault, so i don't count it as a minus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] multi_rom_user:
Great

Never an issue with scrolling, whether running a stock/ rooted stock/ or a custom rom. Simply amazing.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mj_diamond:
I have this problem too, but it's really noticeable in Google Play store, like little jumps/stutters when i scroll keeping my finger on the screen, touching it (like moving the screen up or down, in "medium" speed)

Could you please check if this happens to you too? i'm worried i might have some touch issue
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Puddi_Puddin:
Those are what we called bad optimized apps.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mj_diamond:
Thanks! is it normal if it happens in almost all the apps? like the Gallery app (oneplus stock one), as i said, you notice it if you hold your finger on the screen while scrolling, and don't release it
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Renosh:
I don't think that's normal. I only experience lag on Google Chrome all other apps are butter smooth, not noticing any lag on Gallery app.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mj_diamond:
Thanks guys, i made this video to show the problem, could you please check it and let me know if my "stutter/lag" is normal? i would really really appreciate it:

[YOUTUBE]aucWerO-K4c[/YOUTUBE]

Thank you!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Puddi_Puddin:
Yep noticed it aswell, its just how some app handle scrolling I guess. My dad's phone has it aswell and thats not a Oneplus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mj_diamond:
Thank you so much buddy, i'm glad to hear that i don't have a hardware issue or something, as you say it's noticeable in the Google Play store and in Chrome (as shown in the video) and also in other apps (like the gallery) but it's minimal in those, that's why i was worried

In other thread some users said that Nougat beta is way smoother, i hope that's the case =) i'll be waiting for OTA then

Thank you so much again for your time