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[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Dragonmyst:
Buy one plus 3t only .... Or Google pixel .... No other Android piece ....
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] M1ndbl0wn:
Need a new phone - 3T???

My phone (LG G4) just bricked on me :( due to major known hardware manufacturer issue (bootlooping). In the market for a replacement, and also having mostly great things about the 3T and OP in general, my only question is: Should I go for the 3T now or wait for the next one OP4/5???

Also do you guys have any clue when the next generation will be released?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] system.img:
You really don't need to wait. The 3T is almost perfect in most aspects. It is probably the fastest android phone out right now and it has all the features that a person might ever need. Of course the next Oneplus flagship will improve upon a few things (like the camera for instance), but I don't feel there is need to wait for it to come out as the release isn't really imminent right now.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] yohouse2:
Keep in mind that the next oneplus is almost certainly more expensive (possibly to a great extent) due to more features, making it a more premium phone, and definitely more advertisements, and once the new phone hits the market they will stop producing the 3t so you might not be able to buy it then. If you won't pay more than $500 for a chinese phone then consider buying the 3t now.

As for release date it could be july or even later (all rumors till now) as Samsung is hogging the snapdragon 835, and then the wait for it to be in stock which could be very long as well.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Blue_Shine:
nothing to say about it. 1 star is missing because of loud speaker quality..
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] hlfire:
I think it's the best dual sim phone on the market by far. Nothing comes close in terms of value and hardware.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] MaxFTW:
Something I just have to say out loud

Before OP3T I had a GS6 and before that one I had been a huge Nexus fan - owned 4, 5, 6, 7 (still love the line). Blah, blah in general I've had a bunch of phones to deal with.

This week I had an opportunity to get my hands onto both iPhone 7 and iPad Mini 4 for a longer while

THIS was basically the moment I totally realised that there is INDEED no better way to go than our mighty OnePlus. Before 3T, I admit, I had some doubtful moments with Android (I was even thinking about giving iPhone a try) but now I'm totally convinced. The fluidity, smoothness and snappiness of the phone can't even be compared with Apple products. In every aspect and with every inch our chinese beast is just the best in the world.

I recommend the device to anyone regardless of what you use smartphones for. It's just the most complete package available. It's a thing from people for people in the best variant. Never been more happy with a phone, finally I feel it's truly mine.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] scdoyle:
Another happy owner here. In the past year I have used the Huawei P9, Xiaomi Mi Mix, Huawei Mate 9 Pro and now a black OnePlus 3T. In terms of overall satisfaction the OnePlus scores highest for me. It is not the best in all aspects (e.g. Mate 9 Pro screen is nicer, Mi Mix battery life is ridiculously long, P9 camera is marginally better) but in terms of doing everything very well across the board it ticks all the boxes. Form factor is nice, speed is flawless, battery life is very good especially coupled with fast charging, camera is decent. It is all the more impressive when you consider its cost versus these other flagships. The OnePlus is a keeper for me.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] pk-air:
Since owning OnePlus One and OnePlus Two never went back to any other phones. Had Nexus 5 before that. Last year I bought Sony XZ just because of its water resistant feature and it was on sale... Couple month later here we go I came back to OP3T midnight black. Truth is there is no differences in overall usability of pricey phones and cheaper phones just few differences such as extra features or mpxls. OP is always my first choice. Just another happy camper :D
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] lorax70:
Love this phone

I've always had iphones from 36 to 6s. Last November I jumped ship to Android. Had a lg v20, but was just to big. Discovered the Oneplus3t, and pulled the trigger. I've never been happier!

Even more now that I've started rooting and playing with roms. I hope Oneplus doesn't screw this up, it's absolutely awesome.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Cottaer:
Lots of issues

* missing notifications

* screen way too bright in the dark

* sound from speaker is bad

* apps get closed by itself (for what there are 6 GB?)

* weak vibration

I regret having bought it.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Rebel7022:
That's too bad, I got the midnight black and the oneplus black snap on case and RR rom, I think mines pretty dope. Lol:p
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] MadMaxx:
Love my 3T. Best Android phone I've ever used. Faster than my iPhone 7+ and comparable battery life, too. I rooted it, but am quite pleased with Nougat/Oxygen as the OS. I'm really looking forward to the next iteration. :highfive:

The only oversight is the lack of microSD support. I still haven't filled even half of my 128GB on board storage, so can't complain.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Rebel7022:
You should install a rom now
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] MadMaxx:
Haven't seen one I like. I used to be a Cyanogen guy, but their time has passed. :(
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Rebel7022:
You got this:cyclops:
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] HabueN:
Just have to brag somwhere, and sice my friends dont care this is the place.

Just got my op3t today, and god! Was blown away from the start. Everything is so smooth, clean, simple and perfect!! And at this price range. Im speechless. To get this much value for the money takes me back to the good old days!

Cheers
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] salsoul:
Just got the 3T (midnight black) its beautiful.. the feel, the look... ive gone from a sony z5p (black) side by side OP3T wins hands down

Got so sick of my Sony Z5p and UnlockBootloaderAllowed =NO. dont think anyones got round that still.

Ready for some 3T.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] lemueljedc:
iPhone user for the last 6 years. I've jailbroken mainly all my phones, and I was honestly looking to root my oneplus 3T.

turns out, I don't need it. battery life is ridiculous, I can even download youtube videos on the go, dragging and dropping files is a breeze, no need for that stupid itunes. It's a little big for my taste, but I think I'll grow into it. android phones have really come a long way. hopefully oneplus will continue to support this device for a long time.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] sumudurathne:
I had a dream in the past to buy Oneplus 1 long ago. But now I'm in love with OnePlus 3T :D
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] WINDZZCAR:
Best in Class!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] WINDZZCAR:
The Best!

I am so used to using nexus and pure android. I hate heavy bloated OEMs. Oneplus has satisfied my needs perfectly. Active community is a +
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] StakMak99:
Actually yes,the dual SIM is awesome!!!! You cannot go wrong with the OnePlus!!!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] dave457:
Having recently purchased the OnePlus 3T (used) here were my findings:

I found the phone to be fast but rather overrated, yes even for the price and it doesn't compare to my Nexus 6P.

My main concerns (and you may presume I liked everything else) were....

1. The camera is only average and while installing the Google camera app with HDR+ (root required) did improve things slightly, it still only an average snapper. I hope the 5 with it's dual lens takes better photos than this.

2. The screen at 1900x1080 is only average.

3. While rooting this device and installing a custom rom was simple, putting it back to stock was a complete nightmare, Their website shows "how to" using TWRP and installing an .img file but their only download option is a zip file. Apart from that, when trying to get back to stock, the phone thinks it's a OnePlus 3 so the OnePlus 3T stock rom fails with an error 7. Many other issues getting back to stock but I got there in the end. This is ridiculous compared to getting Samsung, Sony or Google back to stock.

I owned the phone for 2 weeks and sold it for the same price I paid for it. I bought it for the experience and to sample all the good things I'd heard about OnePlus. Yeah, it was OK but maybe OnePlus are a little overrated.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Hypercaine:
After nearly a year, I have to say that I'm in the middle. I do not love or hate the device. It does it's job, albeit with some hick-ups.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] kolembo:
I'm in love with this phone, confirmed.

And it updates like crazy, even now.

I was so impressed with everything that after sitting on the fence and considering the Mate 10, I ordered a 5T. Red.

OnePlus rocks.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Dirk:
Over three years of use and my 3T doesn't have a single mark, scratch or blemish of any kind on it. Having never used a case on it either, it looks like it did on day one. Nobody will ever make a smartphone as durable as this again.

Battery is still as good as it ever was, as is the overall responsiveness. The Buttons show no sign of wear or fatigue, including the Capacitive Buttons and Fingerprint Reader, which work as well as they ever did.

This device shows no sign of age or decay and feels like it could go on for another three years. I hope it does, as i have no desire to change to anything new. This form factor, aspect ratio and size is the best smartphones will ever be. It's a shame we'll never see another like it.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Cottaer:
After almost three years of quite heavy use, battery is down to 50 %, and OLED display shows very well visible burn ins (status bar). Replaced it lately with the Rog II.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] mituzora:
I've had mine for almost 3 years now; Battery is sitting around 75 percent of it's original capacity according to Accubattery, but performance is still good, and everything else is in excellent shape. Aside from the phone getting older, I don't see a reason to switch away as long as there is custom ROM support
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] mobilityguy:
Coming up on 3 years. Battery still gets me through the day with about 25% left, IMO the battery management of Dash charging has kept the battery from deteriorating like most do. I have never charged the phone on a standard charger, even in my car - Dash everywhere. Phone has been in a case with a screen protector since day one, looks brand new. I have really appreciated the support from OnePlus for this phone. It runs Pie happily with no performance or thermal issues. No sign of screen burn-in. Once the final 9.0.6 version of Oxygen gets old, I'll be switching to Lineage as I have with all my previous phones, all still running (Nexus 5, Nexus 4, and Moto G all running Lineage 14.1 and LG G2 running 15). Audio is great, camera works well on GCam 7 with amazing NightSight results.

That said, I will probably not be buying another OnePlus phone. I depend on my wired headphones, don't want to have to worry about charging more bits, the popup selfie cam worries me some.

I've been using Android since the G1 and three Nexus phones including the Nexus One. This phone is more like a Nexus than the Pixels are. Maybe the best phone for its time of the OnePlus line.

I hope it lasts
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Notor1ouS-:
its amazing how well this device still works after over 3 years.

performance is easily well enough still.

battery is the only downside currently, which has gotten worse.

but it still lasts for the day.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] litmus4to:
im moving from owning 3 Nexus phones to the One0lus 3t. your post here made my day. Any advice ?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Dirk:
This phone is like the Energizer Bunny!

[MENTION=9708417]Eric_Lev[/MENTION]

Am i mad for not switching to my OP5 right now? In theory i could be having a slightly better experience with it. Slightly faster and probably better Battery life. Yet i am 100% happy with my 3T. If i did switch i think i would really miss having the ability to relock my BL. It's great here not having to worry about Safetynet issues now!

Also it seems crazy not to run this phone into the ground first. The longer this one lasts, the longer it will be before even starting to put wear on the OP5. I absolutely loathe every single phone that's been released since the OP5. I might never like another phone this much again. Between the two i already own and love, i could be covered for another five years if i'm lucky!

Why can't all new phones just be the OP3T with updated internals, last four years and cost £400 every time? :laugh:

Hope you are well?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Eric_Lev:
A radical solution to get rid of remorse: the resale of one of the two ... :D

Hope you are well, too?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Dirk:
I'm good thanks.

I guess this is what one might call a good problem to have. I couldn't sell either of them though. Their worth to me is far higher than any cash value they may have. I don't like new phones so i need to keep these going as long as possible!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] mobilityguy:
Hi, believe it or not, I forgot I made this post and just noticed your response. I hope you're enjoying a 3t these days. I'm still using mine. I keep looking at new phones, but they all lack some part of what the 3t has. I bought a Midnight Black 3t on eBay a few months ago intending to switch to Lineage 17.1, and used the phone that way for a couple of weeks, but ran into software issues. GPS didn't work at all, and there were problems with Bluetooth. I went back to Oxygen 9.0.6 and will probably just use the other phone to test ROMs until I find one that's solid enough to use. Wish I could get security patches for OOS but I'm living with what I have.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] mefxes:
I kept from updating since 2017 because it always worked flawlessly for everything, and snappy fast.

Recently Whatsapp web started disconnecting all the time and I was thinking about a new phone, even with my OP3T still working fine. Due to those reasons, I decided to update my phone, because... why not?

Now I have it on OxygenOS 9.0.6, and man, I regret the update all the time. My device is laggy, even the fingerprint unlock fails, phone lags and stutters so much that even cutting a photo taken by it's own camera is a struggle. And internal mem is clean because I removed almost everything.

Just sharing this here because that made me finally decide to change to a newer device. I wouldn't keep this phone for 6 months if it was originally like this. So bad.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the OnePlus 3T keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the OnePlus 3T. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Jo_Jo_2000:
Its top!

You have an really truly unbrickable phone (msm download tool is available), sources released by OnePlus, MultiRom, and some amount of custom kernels/roms.

Also you can probably change your bootloader splash screen.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Ribery771:
The dev szene is just starting, but more and more roms are coming. Dev support seems to get really great, unified roms with oneplus 3.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] prmcmanus:
Seeing as it's now easy to develop for both the 3 and 3T at the same time... I'd say it's going to expand pretty rapidly
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] sharath_babu:
So coustom ROMs for both OnePlus 3 and 3t gets unified?? That's great news
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] HampTheToker:
Why wouldn't they be unified? There's very little difference between the two. This is the exact reason unified rom development is even a thing.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] the_rooter:
this has been mentioned before multiple times by the mods. There are still differences. I see two seperate forums as a benefit for both devices.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] masri1987:
I'm currently waiting for my OP3T , coming from a long line of android devices, then i briefly recently hopped over to iphone 6s+, and contemplated ending my life by beating the phone over and over on my skull over 6 months before i reactivated my nexus 6p . I'm excited about 6gb of RAM and SD821!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] soumyaahuja:
its nice to see this android device.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] The_Fry_Guy:
I think now that AOSPA is out for the 3 and 3t, it cannot be beat.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Hypercaine:
No words for this part though, the community is great and is working on keeping the phone well in the update loop.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Sparkplug3000:
The development scene is rocking now!! Almost all ROMs support this device along with many kernels, boot animations and other customizations. I even used Ubuntu Touch on it for a while. Solid phone and still a great daily driver.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the OnePlus 3T is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the OnePlus 3T exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] kyron:
This phone is super fast. My first OnePlus. They fingerprint is so much faster than my s7. I just touch it and it unlocks. My brother in law who has a nexus 6p is very jealous
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Notor1ouS-:
it's insanely fast.

im still amazed ;)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] tiguy99:
How is the screen latency touch response compared to the s7 edge or iPhone 6s?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] :
Fingerprint sensor

I was wondering, since I didn't find anything about it on Google, if the phone automatically wakes when you press the fingerprint scanner. Do you have to turn the phone on with the power button before you can unlock it with the fingerprint, or does it automaticcaly turn on and unlock when you tap the sensor?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] michelD:
Yes, it does !
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] kyron:
As soon as you touch it it unlocks. Within milliseconds.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Notor1ouS-:
today i did a nandroid backup via twrp.

size: 9,1GB

the backup took exactly 180sec. pretty fast.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] hachamacha:
Did you use compression and encryption in TWRP? My 10 G backup went down to 5.x with compression. Encryption didn't take significantly longer.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] PENKO956:
the fastest phone I have ever used!

*the stock wake gestures + nova launcher gestures :good:
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Notor1ouS-:
did without compression.

will try with it next time.

is compression faster due to size or slower cause of compressing the stuff?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] hachamacha:
The phone is so fast, that CPU is negligible (compared to I/O) so I think it's quite a bit quicker. (%25-30% perhaps).
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] gsanglan:
Very fast, Ran Antutu and get the highest score for all the andriod phone. But still cannot beat Iphone 7!!!!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] iceman0826:
I'm itching to buy this phone! However, can this handle Dawn of Titans, CSR2, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and Vainglory with ease? I mean no lags/delay, no frame drops?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] noahvt:
Mine only scores about 7000 less than the Iphone 7. For a 439$ phone, I call that impressive
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Sci Subi:
It has the latest quad-core Kryo processor, of course it will be very fast.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] noahvt:
I'm getting so close to beating the IP7 lol, imagine what this thing can do while overclocked, I'm running OOS 4 so I'll have to wait for those sources to be released before I can OC it :D
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] kyron:
Hahahaha
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] wolfen69:
This phone is the highest spec'd android phone on the planet. If this one can't handle those games, then none will. Make sense?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] rhohpex:
Can somebody check the performance of One Plus 3T in UXbench app that is available on playstore for free with no ads and is developed by me?

If you like please post your results inside the app or post them here. I would like to see how One Plus 3T compares with other top devices (according to my app).

For now the fastest (my app results) are Huawei Mate 9, Huawei P9 ,Xiaomi Mi5s and S7 Edge Exynos as you can see in the compare tab inside app.

I woul appreciate if someone try the app and let us know the device performance in terms of cpu and io performance.

Pesonally i expect a score over 170000.

Please note that scores shown in the comparison area inside the app are the best runs per device until now. I have seen differences in devices with the same SoC because of different software.

Also note that the app tests only CPU , RAM and IO performance.

The test is quick to complete it takes about 1-2 minutes.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] puldag:
I've got comparison with Samsung S6 and the S6 touch response is better. I can't see any difference with my old phone Nexus 5.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Malmol:
Well, what can I say. The phone is blazing fast. Compared to it my opo feels laggy af.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] neo_bpm:
Is very fast, best phone ever!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] maddler:
I come from an LG G4 (had to replace logic board twice!) and a Note 4, I'm absolutely pleased by the speed of this beauty! Best phone I ever had so far!

Price:qualuty ratio is amazing!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] noogat_:
So so fast! Only just upgraded from the OnePlus One because the 2 had bad reviews and I loved the One anyways. Apps have crashed a couple of times in the few days I've had it but I can't fault the processing power.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] svengalis:
this phone is smoother then butter. never had a phone this fast before.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Flexaromm:
Thats my second oneplus. First was the one. Still good phone. But the 3t is awesome. The perfect one for flashaholics :D
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] r3ix:
I am so happy with this phone ;)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] dolflou032:
Amazing

:)

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[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] CSythe:
Hi,

Can someone please shed some light on the touch latency issue. Is it noticeable? Thinking of upgrading from my moto g 1st gen :)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] mahdibassam:
I dont think there is a touch latency "issue" . i came from an iPhone 7 Plus and S7 Edge, and the screen its the same as those. not sure how many people actually have that latency issue.

As for the speed of the phone, i have had every smart phone from the very first ones back in the sony ericsson P1 and hTC diamond days to the iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 phones of today. and I can confidently say not a single one of them (including iPhone 7) can hold a candle to the smoothness, speed and pure responsiveness of my OnePlus 3T, absolutely amazed. I really didnt think this would be possible on android. I bought the OP3T as a placeholder until the S8 comes out, but now im not sure if im going to get the S8!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] CSythe:
I'll be getting it soon, I love the pureness and simplicity of stock android coupled with a premium build.

Thanks!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Iksos84:
I think this is the closest to Nexus and iPhone experience you can have right now, from a fluidity and speed point of view!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Ariozo:
Hehe, sounds like me..?

Had one+3t before and couldn't resist the new black and when it came i did update to 7.1.1 and it's damn fast and smooth.

My s8+ Will come any day now, but question is if i will use it.

Only thing i can nitpick on is camera, it's good but there is better..

But the overall speed of the device and battery is worth that small down side of camera right now.

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