yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Kamkor82:
I got it on Verizon I havent had a HD voice issue either. Provisioned and turned on on the phone.

Though, I'm not sure I actualy called someone who ALSO has HD voice....which would be the real test. I'll call my dad in the morning.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] robn30:
With the one we got my sister, it doesn't matter whether it's a mobile or land line. The call is absolutely unintelligible on her end. The folks on the other end can hear her fine.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Kamkor82:
Well I know I'm not having that problem then, I was on the phone today with both a friend on T-Mobile and with my dispatch on landlines.

I did have a moment of unintelligibleness with an inbound call but it was only for about 10 seconds which I attribute to driving through West Virginia.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Kamkor82:
So update on that issue..I'm having it with VoLTE combined with HD voice.

If I use the Enhanced LTE services (VoLTE) and I connect to someone who is not HD Voice capable (Landlines, or cell phones without the service active for their carrier) I dont have an issue with the garbled incomming audio.

However, the issue surfaces when I contact someone with HD voice over VoLTE. (Verizon to ATT in this case). When I turned off the services and called over normal CDMA (No Data during call), the audio was fine.

The downside is that you cannot turn off the HD voice on the account and still have VoLTE. Its an all or nothing thing. Which is really disappointing.

Also, the Lenovo boards are getting blown up by Verizon users complaining of this issue, along with the past issue of not being able to use 911.

Hopefully whatever update they are sending down the pipe in India for audio quality is going to be the fix when it reaches the US. Time is ticking for my return policy with Best Buy. And my Moto X Pure does NOT have this problem on Verizon, even running AICP. So fingers crossed its fixable.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] lazerus06:
I have no buyers remorse with this phone. My frame of mind is that I really don't care of chasing the high end phones anymore. The price out of pocket or the leasing option just doesn't make it worth putting that much investment in the high end phones. Sure, if you put a Galaxy S8 side by side with this phone and the differences are obvious. Is it wort triple the price or locking into a lease? Not for me.

Here are some thoughts:

1. I do miss having a big phone (6" screen on the Nexus 6). This isn't a knock on the Moto G5 at all, just a personal thing with me.

2. The Moto G5 Plus has an amazing battery life. On stock and on the various ROM's I have been playing with

3. The speed/performance have been great. I know it doesn't have the latest/greatest specs, but honestly I don't care. The only people that usually worry about that kind of stuff are always looking at spec sheets, not using real world scenarios.

4. Price can't be beat. I was looking to go contract-less and not wanting to do a lease (which is still a deceptive contract).

5. For those that like to tinker under the hood, look at the development section and you will see all kinds of good stuff going on in terms of ROMs and kernels being developed.

6. Great phone if you stick with stock. I am a fan of stock Android and this phone is as close to stock you can get without getting a Pixel/Nexus phone.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] iceemn:
I recently got the G5 Plus Xt1687 US version, and was reading The Q&A thread and came across this post. I do have some buyer's remorse, upgrading from a OnePlus One which I had for approx. 2.5 years. I realize some of the below gripes can be corrected by rooting and/ or using a custom ROM, but I'm not ready to go down that path yet since I've had the G5 + for a little over two weeks. I also know some can't be fixed and the OPO would be hard to beat.

Gripes (ordered by frustration):

1. No option to restart phone when powering off.

2. Turning Off/On Bluetooth or WiFi in quick settings requires two steps. To turn off, pressing once displays list of devices or hot spots, then you need to press the toggle switch to turn off. Turning on press once and press Done. OnePlus One only required one press of the icon to turn on, once to turn off.

3. Sound issues:

a. Lower sound volume than OP0.

b. Sound seems to be slow to go to full volume - seems to fade in. I notice this most when using the media browser to sample notification sounds

c. Charging sound setting doesn't work.

4. No Charge/notificaiton LED

5. Power & volume buttons on the same side.

6. Adaptive Brightness Ambient Light sensor slow to respond. sometimes too dim

7. Some app crashes

8. No NFC

Pros:

1. Price

2. Performance

3. Battery

4. Limited bloatware

Thanks for reading!
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Bruce Milo:
The OS sucks

The more it updates the worse it gets and I really can't stand it I wish I'd never seen the damn phone
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Cupcake 1.5:
The only remorse I have is unlocking my bootloader. This is the only device I have had untold issues with since unlocking, it's barely useable for texts and calls, and my IMEI is lost.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Nnyan:
Got the 4GB version on sale for a great price so can't have major remorse. But I was able to join a friend and get the two Moto X4's for $250 (plus one-month minimal service) and I would have been happy to pay the $250 for it. It is night and day. The G5 plus doesn't hold up well over time and the performance is significantly better (more features, much better build quality, etc...). So in that sense, I wish I hadn't bought the G5+ and gotten the X4.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stereoLT:
Hello,

I completely missed the boat to easily migrate cyanogenmod 14.1 to Lineage OS. Could someone privately share lineage-14.1-20170127-experimental-Z00T-signed.zip file that was released in January, if you still have it on your drive? I couldn't find it anywhere using Google.

Thank you in advance!
[Magisk] fuzzynco:
On HTC 10 for VZW, s-off and locked, systemless SuperSU & Busybox, Magisk 12

Kindle for Android will not allow its data to be placed on the real sdcard,

I tried using Apps2SD to link the data directories to the 2nd partition

on the real sdcard, but everytime the app updated it forgot where the

data were. I hoped that using Magisk I could make Amazon Kindle

not be a system app, then install it as a user app and Link the whole

thing to free space on the /data directory.
[Lenovo ZUK Z2 (Plus) Questions & Answers] Mr-Me:
hi,i ordered this phone today and i have question from you,i heard from someone that said:custom roms are not even near to stock rom in performane! is that right?because i hate stock rom and its IOS UI,i really wanna flash stock rom?and plz tell me about the camera.some people said its really bad and some said its really good!which are right??????thx
[Lenovo ZUK Z2 (Plus) Questions & Answers] Mr-Me:
any answer?im waiting
[Lenovo ZUK Z2 (Plus) Questions & Answers] benplay64:
Personaly I received my phone a week and a half ago. I used stock for a week to be sure that all works and then I unlocked the bootloader-unlock, installed twrp and flashed jaguar. I think that this rom is even faster than stock without any delay between the button press and the action. And even if a rom is less powerful I think that with sd820 there is no risk that it can be really felt. Just choose the right roms and you will not have any problem
[Lenovo ZUK Z2 (Plus) Questions & Answers] STARK0711:
Its a good phone i have one
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prw94:
Simple question. I asked the same question on another phone I'm interested in, got some good response, am asking it here.

I need a new phone, battery is getting hinky on my HTC One M8 plus the camera is ca-ca and I need a better camera for my job because I have to use the phone's camera quite often.

Out of principle, I simply don't want to spend more than $350 or so for a phone. I toyed with the idea of going over to the dark side with an iPhone, but I'm not going to spend that much money for a phone, I've got other things I need/want to spend money on instead of phones that cost more than some cars I've driven in my life. I'm also too invested in Google's ecosystem and I just prefer Android.

I also need to be on VZW's network. Have toyed with going GSM, I need to stay with Big Red.

Phones within my price range that I'm interested in are an HTC 10 (my last two phones have been HTCs and I've liked them), a Moto X Pure (that's the other phone I asked this question about), a Samsung S7 (all that glass scares me to death, I'm a klutz and the brick-like cases my phones reside in bear that out), Moto G4 Plus or the new Moto G5 Plus (which is having all kinds of issues on the VZW network unless you disable HD calling) — and this one, which really really intrigues me.

I know it's three years old, but I see that there's still a vibrant community supporting it, I've seen people online call it "the best phone Samsung ever made and probably ever will make," and the specs are still righteous compared to newer and flashier phones.

I don't care about new and flashy, my phone is a tool, period, and I need it to work for me.

The Note 4 also apparently is rootable ... I've never owned a non-rooted phone, have never rooted one myself although I've flashed ROMs. (I've got a line on a mint used one running Noble Rom; can anyone tell me about stability of that?)

So after this long-winded drivel, I repeat the question ... this phone still worth buying in 2017?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tooandrew:
Depends what you're looking for I guess. If you're looking for a decent phone for around $200, it's decent. Beware the emmc failure error though, these things seem to choke themselves out at either exactly one year or exactly two years after purchase. Not all of them but a large enough percentage that its worth mentioning.

Edit:Also this is anecdotal but I suspect that refurbished note 4s don't have real gorilla glass. I dropped my note 4 easily hundreds of times from around 3 feet, sometimes with some force, with only the s view cover fit a case. The screen never had problems until insurance replaced mine due to failing emmc, then it cracked on the first drop after that.

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Also, if you get it I would use one of the newer note rom TouchWiz ports
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Modtronix:
Note 4 is very rootable including the V variant many active devs for it. Sprint model here and was an amazon purchase. Been rock solid. Many of the others you mentioned are nice as well. Good luck!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mojoswagger1980:
I think it is as well . great device lotta development and now I saw they go for $149 new . Will it hang with the Note 8.....no of course it won't it is almost 5 yrs old now but it at 149 unlocked its less than 1/8 th the projected price of the note 8 .
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeckPC:
There are lots of reasons to love the Note 4. Replaceable battery, holds up to 256GB micro SD, IR support, big bright screen, rootable with Magisk support, great ROMs from anything from nearly stock to basic 7.11 versions. If you like to use your spen, get a Touchwiz ROM.

I bought my first one on the day of release. Since then, I've bought nine more over the years for friends and family. All (except one) has been rooted and are running newer ROMs. The holdout is my daughter who thinks rooting is bad. Kids, you can't teach them anything ... ugh! However, they are difficult (shall I say tricky) to root, it's well worth it. I bought the N7 when it was released. Had it two weeks. Hated the 'edge' because I would pull that out accidentally, or couldn't close with the X because my finger was right on the edge. I was sorta glad to return it. Needless to say, I bought a refurbished N4 on Amazon and several more since then. My neighbors wanted new phones, but didn't want to pay $600+ for them. I talked them into the N4 and set them up. They love them, but don't use half of the features. Newer phones are slimmer, not as wide, but that never bothered me. The only reason I would want a newer model would be for more RAM, however I like having the extra cash in my pocket, so I'm perfectly happy and will continue with the N4 series as long as I can.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doughec:
Note 4 well worth the money!

I definitely recommend the note 4 it is an amazing phone best phone i have ever had! You will be very happy if you do decide to purchase im rooted and using twrp and custom rom! I also read a article talking about how people have decided to stick with the note 4 instead of upgrading to note 5 or 7 this is because the note 4 was way ahead of its time because of the harware that is used in it. The phone has a very good processor i highly recommend this phone!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingcolors:
i bought an LGV20 this week, thats going to be sold, and the note 4 will continue to be my daily driver...at least until the note 8 comes out
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bagery77:
This phone is spectacular. I have 2. Never any problems at all outside of my own rooting quandaries. Only complaint is front facing cam. I'm not into selfies but if I get decent haircut and I want to remember it or just notate something stupid like my teeth for my own personal use, the front facing cam sucks.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryanbg:
Honestly, the Note 4 is a fine phone, but I wouldn't spend any money on it at this point. This point was a 2014 flagship. I'd spend that money towards a more recent model. You'll really appreciate the newer Snapdragon 820/821/835 over an antiquated 805, which is a quad-core Cortex-A15. It's a fine phone, but your money will take you much further. If you do choose to buy this device regardless, I wouldn't spend more than $150.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dwillian:
I got my Verizon Note 4 about 2.5 years ago and I still like it a lot. I did have the failing motherboard problem, but Samsung fixed it completely for only $70. It's working great now and I'm hoping to keep using the phone for at least another two years.

So, yes, I would certainly consider buying another Note 4 today. The only caution I would take is to make sure I bought a brand new one. Otherwise you are likely going to be buying someone else's phone with a failing, or soon to be failing, motherboard. Perhaps a phone that has been refurbished by a very reputable company could be acceptable (e.g., from Samsung, or Verizon), but I would want to make sure it has a very good warranty (preferably much longer than 90 days). I definitely would not buy a used phone that is being sold as-is (even if the buyer claims it works fine).

I have seen new Note 4 phones advertised on Amazon for about $300. Refurbished phones seem to be going for about $200 (but I think the extra $100 is well worth the cost for a new phone).

I've never rooted my Note 4. It sounds like versions from some carriers are easier to root than others. If you are on Verizon it sounds like it may be rootable, but it is more difficult. I would read the Verizon specific threads on rooting the Note 4 if you intend to buy a phone specifically for rooting. Personally I really don't feel the need to root the phone. For me it works fine (although I do use a custom launcher so I can customize the look and feel). I also disable any bloatware that I never use. Unfortunately you can't completely remove the bloatware without root.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DelphinusMinor:
The Note 4 is still an amazing phone whether you want to use it stock and unrooted or whether you want to root and flash roms. Be advised tho this particular model is a pain in the rea to roo but keep at it and you'll get it done no problem.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zzappp:
Personally? I can't find a phone to replace it. For me, I'm network flexible, and I've considered a V20 on TMO, but honestly I can't find a reason to switch. Rarely if ever do I feel like I need more ram, and that's basically the only significant feature that the v20 would pose for an upgrade. And I'd miss EVERYTHING ELSE about the samsung. Reasons to buy it? Cheap, plenty of power left in the processor/ram category IMO, REMOVEABLE BATTERY (this is something I can't stress enough for me personally. And I can not stand that newer models don't have it.) IR support (why would they get rid of this, why?! why?!?!) and its TWRP/root capable. Again, something I can hardly stand to live without. My phone is ad blocked, xposed, etc... I'll be eating out and I'll start changing TV volumes and my friends just get this WTF look on their face... And I can't find a newer phone to beat it, that has all the same features, and can still be TWRP. My opinion? Yeah, it IS the best phone, and maybe the last GOOD phone samsung ever made. I know there's tradeoff arguments to be made. But they'll drag me to the grave with my note 4. No way I'll be switching until the last boat leaves the dock, and the phone simply can't function in society any more. Hopefully by then, there will once again be another option with removeable battery, IR, TWRP.... but we can only hope.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tooandrew:
For what its worth, I switched from a note 4 to the v20. I miss the stylus occasionally but there's a solution for screen writing included with the phone. I like the v20 more
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleopete:
I've had mine since about 6 months after release. It was a decent phone when it was still locked, but once we got root, it became a phenomenal device. I've been eligible for upgrade for over a year, but I haven't seen a new phone I'm willing to replace it with. Getting hard to find removable batteries and SD cards. I'm curious about the upcoming Pixel 2, but mostly I'm just hoping my phone will last forever.

At this point, if it dies, I'll probably hunt down another Note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thecastle:
I think the note 4 has been a decent phone. I purchased mine new in 2015. It's always had a really poor camera that dosent auto focus without shaking it repeatedly (common issue). It's also had a round of boot looping, which could only be corrected with a factory reset. After boot looping and other random crashing issues where it suddenly powers off. I've decided to move to an LG v20. P. S. You can buy a brand new note 5 for 259.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shonkin:
For fun, thought I'd drop in now that 2018 is looming.

I love my Note 4 (T-Mobile). I'm a flashaholic, and there's plenty out there (though my ext sd card makes Marshmallow roms my preference, since Nougat keeps wanting to reformat the 128g sd I have in this thing!).

I've flashed a few dozen different roms on this thing and it doesn't mind at all. Bought it used off ebay (I didn't know about the emm memory mess back then, which would have given me some pause even if ebay does favor the buyer). But it runs perfectly for me. I use a rubber case because I'm paranoid.

Reasons I really like this phone?

1. big screen.

2. durable.

3. REMOVABLE battery.

4. External SD card slot (at least 128g works just fine, maybe even more?)

Reasons to not go with it?

1. Ya gotta have the newest and shiniest.

2. Small but real possibility you'll run into the emmc memory issue (if you do, get your money back from whoever sold the phone to you and/or chuck it in the trash - game over).
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eye_am_hustle:
I love the Note 4 and was thinking about rooting it. It's the longest I've ever had a phone. Been about 3 years now and it still runs strong for daily use. Most people don't even use a phone for its full potential. It's a tool for their social media, snapping a few pics, browsing the web, paying some bills (which we all hate), getting directions, etc. As a daily driver, it's been great and I can't find a reason to upgrade to a flashier new phone for $800 plus. I'm the type that if it still works well, then there's no point in replacing it. It still performs as well as middle of the pack models even 4 years after it's release. And the 515ppi 5.7" screen with 2k quality doesn't make the phone feel dated at all. Only the style of the phone feels dated but most of us have a case on it anyway. So hopefully with a new 3220mah battery and a root, this phone will last me a little longer since it still does what I tell it to and with T-Mobile LTE, which is nearly 2 times faster than Sprint, and WiFi through Verizon Fios keeps it snappy and feeling smooth.
[Android Apps and Games] ZeevoX:
Having seen many requests for the OnePlus Music APK on both XDA and OnePlus Forums (due to people not being able to reinstall the app because it was odexed) I decided to finally deodex the APK.

See downloads tab for latest version

Download Mirrors

Download (Google Drive)

XDA:DevDB Information

OnePlus Music Deodexed, App for OnePlus 3/3T

Supported devices

* OnePlus 3 / 3T

* Asus Zenfone 2 Z00A @jad88

* HTC One M7 (AICP 12.1) @DJdarkster

* Huawei Honor 5X (RR 5.8.3) @mauam

* LG G5 H850 (Nougat V20d-OPT1-HQ) @3m10z

* Micromax Canvas 6 Pro @Manikandan daww

* Moto G 2nd Gen 2014 (Titan) @raisul2010.5396

* Moto G3 Osprey XT1550 2 GB RAM @rahul9999

* Moto G4 Plus @Ashokk8

* OnePlus 2 (RR 5.8.3) @chetan_1215

* Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 @XenosRi

* Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo @apryanovv

* Xiaomi Redmi 3 (AICP 12.1) @krasCGQ

Test on your own device and tell me if it works / what doesn't work

Software used / Thanks to

Deodexed with smali/baksmali

Signed with sign.jar

Developed by OnePlus

Licence

The OnePlus Music app is licensed under Apache v2.0, hence this deodexed modified version is too.

Contributors

ZeevoX

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: v1.2.1

Stable Release Date: 2017-05-18

Created 2017-05-18

Last Updated 2023-07-29
[Android Apps and Games] jad88:
Worked on Asus Zenfone 2 Z00A. Thank you
[Android Apps and Games] XenosRi:
The singed one also works on Galaxy A3 2017
[Android Apps and Games] ZeevoX:
Thanks! The unsigned version is if you wish to install it as a system app or sign it with your own private key. If you're installing it as a normal APK, make sure you use the signed version (it's signed with the public Android Open Source Project key, so no worries)
[Android Apps and Games] mauam:
Works perfectly on Honor 5X, Resurrection Remix 5.8.3 rom.
[Android Apps and Games] krasCGQ:
Seems to work fine on Redmi 3 running self-built AICP 12.1 + my own kernel.
[Android Apps and Games] chetan_1215:
Can confirm its working in oneplus 2 RR 5.8.3, Also V4A is working in it :)
[Android Apps and Games] Zapryanovv:
Also works on S5 Neo (Stock MM Rom) :good:
[Android Apps and Games] Manikandan daww:
It is working on Micromax Canvas 6 pro..stock rom
[Android Apps and Games] Ashokk8:
Working on moto G4 plus
[Android Apps and Games] rahul9999:
[MENTION=6375026]ZeevoX[/MENTION] working with Moto G3 Osprey XT1550 2 GB RAM model - OnePlus Music v1.2.1 deodexed Signed
[Android Apps and Games] 3m10z:
Works fine on LG G5 H850 with Nougat V20d-OPT1-HQ no root. Tested with Signed version, unsigned show me a corrupted package error.
[Android Apps and Games] ★Michaelo★:
App works fine on my HTC One M7 running AICP 12.1
[Android Apps and Games] thedeadfish59:
Confirmed working on Moto G 2nd Gen 2014 (Titan) :D Thanks a ton!
[Android Apps and Games] AOiSPdev:
Hi man ! Why it's not working on stock Lollipop 5.1.1?

The app crashes on my stock Lollipop 5.1.1 device(LYF water 1). Why? :( Can you please fix this??
[Android Apps and Games] JT1510365:
Confirmed Fully working on my one plus one running latest CM12.1 Snapshot ROM!

Thanks so much:)
[Android Apps and Games] luchin001:
working in xiaomi mi mix 2