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[General Topics] zabardast_1:
Well,I think you cannot install and play wmp11 songs on your phone.The wmp11 songs or wma and audio/video have a different wave length,format and codecs(avi,wma,wmv,wav,mpeg,mp3,rma,quicktime..etc,etc) then the Audio/video files for phones.The audio/video files for phones are cabfiles and 3gp or .ogg format and codecs.Likewise phone audio/video files can not also be played with windows media player untill it has the right codecs installe e.g 3gp codecs.

Try to find the correct cabfile(3gp,.ogg codec format) of the song you are looking to play in your phone or download the audio/video 3gp converter and convert the desired song.

Cheers :)
[General Topics] Jonyboy:
But the thing is that they are in mp3 and they play well if i don't sync them through wmp11. My situation is not really as you thought. And btw i'm using the HTC hermes
[General Topics] zabardast_1:
Oh!!!

Well, than sry I'm clueless :confused:

Good luck though :)
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
I don't know what lag or smoothness issues you are talking about but that is your experience and opinion so it doesn't matter to others as long as their phone is super smooth. Since you used the Nexus 6P too though, do you mind posting here a long review for the Nexus 6P as well. I am curious to see how objective you are ?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
If that is a serious request, then I guess so?

It sucks that I had issues with my device, I really wanted to keep the phone.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
Yes it is. I have both phones and have had slightly different experiences from you. I look forward to your post about yhe Nexus 6P.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
Would you like me to post it in the same section of the Nexus 6P forums?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
You can post it here since this is your thread and you already compare it vs the Nexus 6P so it shouldn't be a problem.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
For those interested in my experience with the Nexus 6P (since I mentioned it a fair bit in my OP3 review) this is how I feel about it.

The 6P, in short, was my favourite Android experience. It was not the fastest phone available, the OP3 is faster. However, it was smoother than the OP3 (I focus on animations and transitions when I say this) Never once did the 6P drop a frame in the general UI of the phone, which is not something I can say for the OP3.

The screen of the 6P is superior to the OP3 as is it brighter (only just) the resolution is noticeably better and the colours were more accurate. However, every single 6P I went through (I had a total of 4 before I eventually gave up) had display issues, most of which were to do with colour banding. The build quality of the 6P is absolutely no where near that of the OP3, 2 of my devices arrived slightly bent, all of them but one had mushy buttons, they all came with some degree of scratching as well. I also noticed that the display was not fully flat on any of the devices I had, this was evident when looking at a reflection on the screen, it appeared very warped.

The headphone jack was the reason I ended up ditching the 6P. Each of my devices, without fail, had an audible hissing or white noise sound at below 50% volume. Most people said I was just unlucky, but for each of them to have this issue... I don't think so. (Yes I tried many pairs of headphones) The speakers are the best I've tried, by far. They are far superior to the tinny, horrible speaker on the OP3.

The camera is a lot better on the 6P too, it produced some fantastic shots, compared to the average - below par photos taken on the OP3.

Battery life was mostly similar, but the OP3 has the edge here. However, I had the 6P for a lot longer than the OP3, so I can't say for sure how it would perform over time compared to the 6P!

Wifi and cellular reception on the 6P was far, far greater than that of the OP3, I never had any issues with my 6P whereas my OP3 gave me constant grief.

This mostly sounds like the OP3 is fairly evenly matched with the 6P, but even having all of the issues that I had with my 6P, I would still choose it over the OP3 100% of the time. It was a more enjoyable and fluid experience that I can't fully explain.

So far, nothing quite compares to Nexus in my experience.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
Did you happen to notice how slow the camera app on the Nexus 6P is? Also you mention that you replaced the Nexus 6P 4 times. Did you ever try to replace your OP3? Your unit sounds faulty or you probably used it with a custom rom that had bugs. Reception has been fine for me but I see other people complain about it. When you say that camera is below average, what do you mean or how do you compare it vs the Nexus 6P?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
The camera app on the 6P was slow, yes. It was a lot faster on the OP3. I never ran a custom rom on my OP3. I am sick of having to replace phones over and over, which is why I chose to just return it and not replace it.

The camera of the OP3 is not comparable to the 6P, the 6P is far better (to my eye). The camera on the OP3 has a lot of noise in the photos and also mostly seems blurry.

I wasn't impressed with the OP3 camera, let's put it that way.

Not every phone I've had lately can be faulty, people seem to use that as an excuse for any issue I've noticed.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
I do want to stress that other than the few issues I encountered with the OP3, I really wanted to keep it because it could have been almost perfect. But I couldn't make the sacrifice on those key areas.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
That's fine. I think customers shouldn't have to make any sacrifices when they pay for a product. Get the iPhone 7 when it comes out. Apple uses simplistic devices that work out of the box and camera never fails to disappoint. Also their displays are the best when it comes to color accuracy and brightness. Battery life is great too. As far as the OP3 goes I agree with you that the display is average at best and you can easily notice the pixels. I have been satisfied with the camera and battery life so far (although I think they should have put a bigger battery to compensate that camera bump). This is the fastest phome I have used and I have used pretty much all the flagship devices in the last years. You could have tried to change animation speed and see if that could make the animations smooth as you like them on the Nexus 6P. To me they seem fine though. People say that for $400 this phone is the best, but I don't think that should be mentioned when we review the device. Will see what Note 7, iPhone 7 and Nexus 7 bring on the table
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
I couldn't agree more, the price shouldn't matter when reviewing it. I think I'm going to get the next iPhone when it is released as I am a bit tired of small, yet annoying issues with the android devices that I have used. It's a sad moment for me to decide that, but I think it'll be better for me in the long run.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
It is not easy to transition to iPhone if you are used with Android ecosystem. Apple definitly got its **** together. And there are no new phones coming out every 2 months. It is just 1 iPhone every year.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] dwang:
I wanted to chime in this topic as I've had a nexus 6p since November and I just got the one plus three on Wed.

I terms of the nexus 6p. My unit was perfect. No display issues at all, no bending, no audio problems. Still in perfect shape even now.

The main problem I had with the nexus 6p was performance. The phone would run great after a reboot, but it would get progressively slower and laggier as time went on. I would have to reboot the phone every couple of days to keep it running quickly. Also, because it has the snapdragon 810, I would notice significant lag when the phone heated up and the cores would start turning off. This wasn't even while playing games, the phone would start thermal throttling just by using chrome. Its well known that the snapdragon 810 isn't a great SOC, even though the nexus 6p is probably the best implementation of it.

Also, when I first bought the phone, I was getting pretty good battery life, 5+ hours of SOT, now it has gotten pretty bad and I'm only getting about 4 hours of SOT.

I'm surprised that people are complaining about the 1080p display on the one plus three. In my eyes, comparing the n6p and the one plus three, I can barely tell the difference between the two screens. They are both super sharp. The only difference is that the white balance is tuned differently. The one plus three has a more bluish cooler white balance, while the n6p has a warmer yellowish white balance. i'm sure in a couple of weeks/months, there will be custom kernels for the one plus three that will let you tweak the display colors. I find it funny that when the n6p came out, people were complaining that the screen was too warm. Now people are complaining that the one plus three is too cool. People love to complain about anything.

In terms of performance on the one plus three, I've had no issues at all with lag and slowdown. I've had the phone running without a reboot for over 3 days and its still just as smooth and fast as the day I got it. Its much better than the nexus 6p in that regard.

Also, battery life on the one plus three is great. I'm consistently getting over 6+ hours of SOT.

I've also not experienced any of the wifi or LTE issues.

I'm not a big camera person, so either phone is good enough for me.

My biggest gripe with the one plus three is that the adaptive brightness is slow and doesn't work very well. Other than that, the one plus three has replaced my nexus 6p as my daily driver. I love the performance and the battery life.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
I'm glad you've had no issues!

Here's hoping it stays that way!
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] enzooliva:
I returned my 1+3 too. I was not compleatly sure to give it back but there were some issues that me me feel not compleatly happy:

-It warms up too much easy in my opinion. Browsing, looking picture in google foto, watching movies in streming , etc...

-it becames hot in playing games

-"fingerprint in the pocket" issue that obliged me to disable fingerprint scan

-in call audio not very good. Voice is not very clear and natural, both parts.

-adaptive display not very fast and, in some situations, became too dark to oblige me to switch in manual mode and make it brighter

-getting hot during dash charge.

-sometimes switching from normal mode to "not disturb" mode with no reason, even if the slide was in normal position

Now that i returned it back.... i don't know what to do......

For other aspects i was very happy with oneplus3 : battery, charging time, dual sim, responsiveness, display, building quality, etc.....

Even with these problems, i cannot see any other phone that fits my needs. S7 edge is the best but too costly.

I'm thinking to buy 1+3 again hoping that mine was faulty. But...still I have not decided. I'll let you know.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Fir3blade:
I hear you OP, the OP3 isn't perfect (by far), but I like it...
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] dwang:
Looks like elemental x kernel released an update with color control.

That's one problem down.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] userprince:
Buy OP3!! :highfive:
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
What phone have you used before?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] banjara:
There seem to be few faulty units floating around (which is very probable). I have been going through the Q&A's and guides and discussion forums for over a month and what I feel is that what few users are facing, the rest are not.

I have this device for 31 days and I am pretty satisfied with it. Battery could be bigger but then not everything is perfect in this world. I wont say this is the best device in the market but I am sure that at 400$ price range, its difficult to get a better device.

I know, I know, you guys discussed that price shouldnt be a factor while reviewing a device but IMO its one of the most imp factor when I am judging a device. All a user cares about is how much s/he will have to shell out for a particular type of experience and IMO 1 +3 is total VFM.

*drops mic*
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
Lol money factor makes no sense because we can go on and on all day with better devices that money can buy. for example why not get an LG G4. It is the best device money can buy. Better camera than the OP3, same battery life. Micro sdcard. Removable battery. QHD screen.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] slonn:
Coming from an LG G4 I will definitely say that the battery is better on OP3
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tiz92:
Never had much thermal issues. Only when using it outside in the sun while playing pokeom go. I have no issues with wifi or anything else. 5 hrs ost is just enough for me, sure more would be always better but it is ok. I like the screen. Performance and smothness is perfect.

I have nearly no issues. Missing wireless charging maybe but not a lot.

I use custom roms and kernels. Maybe therefore i have no issues. I used OOS only for 3 days :D
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
Yes but for $200 less the LG G4 is a steal ? I'm being sarcastic though. Just to show that the $400 argument makes no sense because money value is very subjective and you will never be able to make fair comparisons between devices if you include the price. The OP3 is the best closest to stock android device out there right now though.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Optimus08:
I too have some issues with this phone. Main problem is GPS signal gets lost all the time. I live in a small town with not much reception. My note 4 worked fine. I'm not sure what the problem it is with oneplus 3. Other problem like someone addressed is adaptive display, it's bad and slow to transition. Other than these, I absolutely love this phone, much faster and better than note 4. It's running original software with 3.2.1 update. I'm not sure why you had all those problems. Did you try contacting oneplus?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
Gps should work without any reception at all. I have had that happen on other phones (Nexus 5 and Note 3 being the worse) and it always was a hardware issue. Return the phone and get another one.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] enzooliva:
My previous phone, and also the presente one, is Samsung s4 with extended battery 5200 mah . With marshmallow ROM was all i needed but unfortunatelly i'm having hardware problems so i have to change it. Really hard....
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
I'm even slightly tempted to get a heavily reduced Nexus 6P again when the new Nexus' come out... I had such a love/hate relationship with it. I wanted to love it, but hated it's faults. If they pop up for £200-£300, I may actually get one again.. The only thing I'll miss is amazing headphone audio from the OP3 and the better build quality (the 6P is like a tin can in my experience...) but there is something about Nexus..!!

(Price isn't actually an issue for me, I just really loved the 6P for some reason and have missed it ever since I got my refund)
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] banjara:
I actually had my eyes on G4 but heard some bad reviews about the overall performance thanks to SD808. Also, one year old chipset. For future proofing it made more sense to go with OP3. I am no OP fanboy. I am just a customer who is happy with his purchase. There are things which could be better but I am ready to compromise as I did not have to sell a kidney to get it.

IMO the price/performance or price/value ratio holds a lot of value when I decide for a device. And when I reach a level where there are multiple devices with the same price/value ratio then it depends on personal choice on which one to pick. Again, the term VALUE is very subjective.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] fchowd0696:
In terms of the screen quality between the nexus 6p and the oneplus 3... I don't care how inaccurate the One Plus 3's display is or how much less resolution it has, it's a better looking display than the 6p on the sole factor that there isn't this massive ugly gap between the display and the glass that just washes out the 6P and makes the blacks look greyish.

For some reason the Nexus 6P's front just looks so cheap too me. From the large gap between the display and the glass and the protruding sharp edges unlike the gentle curved glass on the One Plus 3, the OP 3 just looks and feels more premium.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] jitin02:
Looks like 80% complaints you did. They were already either mentioned by oplus or are natural.

Which phone with this heavy processor don't heats up while gaming lol. Thank god you didnt tried oneplus one! During gaming its screen and back heats up.

Every phone will heat while charging with this heavy current transmit. :D

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Thanks for the suggestion :svetius: :D

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*no offense with anyone. Just wanted to share and ask this *

I wondered since OP3 launch why every body who reviewed this device is like this phone is a god to them. Even the twits to carl pies are like the phone is a god but there are also reviews which are totally reverse of what I said above.

After reading the op of this thread. I m convinced to not buy op3 coz not only op but my friends also didn't suggested me to buy :rolleyes: :crying: but after using opone for line 1.5 yrs(still using and typing this via it) I m a bit tempted to buy the 3 coz there no other like the specs in this price?

What you guys think?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] ghostofcain:
Sorry, it's not subjective at all the price differential is a fact. Cost might not matter to some people but to many of us its a big point.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
Buy what suits you! It didn't suit me, but that's just me. Don't be put off buying it if it is a phone you want
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] gman88667733:
No idea what gap between the 6P screen is being referred to here.... No gaps in any of my devices, they all looked very very tight to the surface. The OP3 feels so much more premium though, for sure
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] terragady:
You have 15 days of trial and you can send it back if you will not like it or will have any problems with it.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Giocarro:
Speaking of the trial period, did I read correctly one of the conditions to send back the device: that none of the accessories must be opened.

How do I charghe the phone at all without opening the power adapter?!?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] terragady:
hmm I do not know as I didn't use it, but as I see on other forum people were sending back with opened accessories and even without applied screen protector and it was fine (maybe it is different in different regions?). I wonder what they are doing with those phones, they should be sold as refurb but apparently they aren't.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Giocarro:
Found it: in the Italian version of OnePlus website there is an * telling that "Caricatore, Cavo USB, Cavo OTG, Auricolari, Power Bank" must not be opened.

"Caricatore" means "Power adapter".
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] terragady:
I think there is small misunderstanding. If you buy separately charger, power bank cable etc then they must not be open, but for phone there is no asterix (*) so it can be opened, as phone they understand whole package.

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you can also read further, where it states that accessories must be in original box but not unopened
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] CindysD:
I agree with GMAN 100%

Absolutely garbage in my mind with the OP3.

Microphone issues, all garbled up, people can't hear me literally half the time.

Now they want to fix the issue on the 9TH DAY out of a 10 day return policy? ????

Forget it.

It's a stall tactic used so then you're stuck with the phone even if the fix doesn't work the next day.

TOP IT OFF, they want a screenshot or video of the problem.

HOW am I supposed to take a picture or video for that matter of people not being able to hear me properly? LMFAO

DO NOT GET THIS PHONE.

Yes it's a beautiful design, yes it has 6G RAM, but that's it. Way too many problems apparently, not just microphone issues.

http://sss.forums.oneplus.net.ru2.gsr.awhoer.net/threads/shame-on-you-oneplus-3-reviewers.455534/

From what I see as well, you can't access the community forums unless you log on, so if you're doing a Google search, you will not able to see "problem posts" about the phone, which is pretty smart on their end.

I'm going to get a Samsung and stick with someone more reputable.

There's a reason why one of the founders of OP uses the Twitter handle "GetPeid" <---- pretty arrogant and stupid if you ask me.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] terragady:
There is surely a lot of marketing as they were giving free phones for good reviews, but still something is in this phone that people like it :)
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Movisman:
I've had one for 5 days and love it, except for the following:

- slightly wobbly volume button (can live with this, my Nexus 5 was worse!!)

- adaptive brightness slow as hell

- Wi-Fi signal is awful

The bottom one could be the reason this phone gets returned, it is that bad. I do not wish to RMA the phone yet without more troubleshooting. My old Nexus 5 and work Z5 Compact work just fine with identical settings, but the OP3 frequently drops out, loses signal, disconnects, reconnects again, etc, etc, etc. Very annoying indeed.

I know they would have had to cut corners somewhere, but the Wi-Fi working reliably at home is kind of crucial to me as I use the Chromecast and Chromecast Audio all of the time.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] sweez:
I second this, G4 and Op3 are not even in the same league when it comes to battery usage - I literally get almost double SOT with same usage (and I went through 2 G4s as well as an extra battery, they all lasted the same) on Op3.

The only reason anyone should ever consider G4 is as a cheap pocket camera - the software is horrible, more than one series had faulty hardware, the craftsmanship feels super cheap for a flagship phone (leather is ok, but the plastic bezels feel horrible and once you open the phone up it just looks like a 200£ device), battery is mediocre at best, and even video recording is nothing to write home about. I mean the phone couldn't keep up with SwiftKey unless I'd reset it every day. I can't even remember when I last reset my op3, been 10 days now probably.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] brickedvice:
Those who reviewed this phone are the biggest asslickers that sell their sould for a penny lol. Despite that though, phone is good. You can always try buying it and return it if you don't like it.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] jitin02:
The last time I decided to try the phone and return it if i didnt like it! I forgot return period lol :cyclops:

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I add one more issue

It gets up alot (check for G4 pls). I used cousins g4plus and was clicking pics in garden in afternoon and i guess what after 15 minutes it got heated and hanged (may be it was his unit only)
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] dwang:
By the way, I just experienced the slowdown issue that the op mentioned. Everything was lagging and slowing down.

It turns out to be an issue with Google play services. I went ahead and cleared out the data for Google play services and the lag went away.