[OnePlus 3 & 3T Cross Device Development] vinnndy:
Little review

I would like to do a little review after using the latest Paranoid Android release since it came out. I am mostly a gamer so this review might be not so useful for people with different usage patterns. I'm not an enlgish native speaker so excuse my english please.

First of all, my setup:

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I'm using a OnePlus 3. I bought it in November, 2016.

I clean flashed the rom, formatting the partitions to ext4.

I come from the latest OB from OnePlus.

This was my second battery cycle. I installed everything and charged the device after that to 100%, then I used the phone until 10% and charged it again. That's when this review started.

I flashed the micro gapps.

The apps I installed myself were: Gmail, Google photos, Youtube, Google Calendar, OnePlus Community, Google Maps, GSam Battery Monitor, Reddit, Pokemon Go, SwiftKey, Telegram and Whatsapp.

I flashed Magisk V13.1 after flashing gapps.

Performance:

Just one word: awesome. I haven't ever felt my phone so snappy and smooth. I've tried several roms and been on stable and OB for a long time but this is just another level. Regarding stability, it's been great too. My phone didn't freeze for a single second and it's been pretty responsive. Considering this is a custom rom, I would say 10/10.

Network and Wifi stability:

Wifi has been quite good for me, I've used it mostly for downloading and updating apps, watching videos and reading Reddit. I haven't experienced any kind of drop during this time. On the other hand, network signal has been a roller coaster for me. I've attached a few images of my battery statistics where you can see how irregular of a signal I was getting. It was pretty weird since sometimes the signal was dropping entirely but I could still had internet connection. I was 90% of time on 4G. I was with a friend all the time and I could see his signal strenght, it was way better than mine all the time. Compared to OB, it was horrible since I would get the best signal possible 99% of the time on OB. Maybe I can fix this changing something on the settings so I'm more than open if anyone has any advice on this. I live in Spain and the signal here it's always been pretty awesome.

Battery and gaming:

I play Pokémon Go a lot and I've been doing it since it came out. I've played it on different devices and different operative systems and roms. The best of SoT I've ever gotten playing it is 4:10 hours from 100% to 0%, without doing anything else with my phone and battery saving mode on all the time. I was on Oxygen OS stable at that time. This time around, I've gotten 3 hours with 15% remaining. It's not bad at all considering that it is my second cycle and that the game has been even more power hungry since they released raids. I've attached a few pictures below regarding this. Please note that I also used Google Maps on my way home, the camera to capture a few pictures and I had 95% when I started playing.

Regarding my configuration for the game:

I play without music or sound effects.

I have the battery saver feature enabled and use it quite often.

My screen brightness is set to manual and most of the time is on 25%-ish.

My location is set to High Accuracy.

I didn't enable the battery saving mode for this time.

I always clear all the apps before I start playing.

After I stopped playing, I realized my Wi-Fi was on some times. It was due to the fact that I had the Scanning feature enabled for Wi-Fi. I disabled it right away, since I've never used it.

I don't really know how to attach the screeshots so here I come:

-Overall view: i.imgur.com/o3KtkAG.jpg

-Signal, WiFi, GPS... i.imgur.com/jy4fikj.jpg

-SoT: i.imgur.com/bHchXdG.jpg

Camera:

I've uploaded a few pictures I took to imgur, imgur.com/a/sXXx5 (I can't use links since I don't have 10 or more messages posted). I have to say though, that in good light I feel like it's better than OOS. Whereas with poor light I can't say wether it's better or not, but I've definetly noticed that the Night mode feature in the camera app works decently well removing a lot of noise. The problem with that is that it makes it lose a lot of detail. I guess you can't just have both things. Finally, I feel like the camera app is not so well designed in terms of the interface compared to the OOS one but maybe it's just me.

Misc:

I'm spanish so my phone language it's set to spanish and there are a few things which aren't translated and that's something that kind of bothers me but it's obviously not that big of a deal.

That's all I've got for now, hopefully this helps some people out there and maybe even the developers.