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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Wredal:
It is a bit slippery and it has a sharp edge on the sides, which makes it a bit uncomfortable after you hold it horizontally for extended time.

The speaker location is not the best one, as I often accidentally cover it.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] gonsa:
This is my biggest phone yet. Still trying to adapt to that. I would never use this phone without a cover. It's too slippery.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] dasti555:
Well everything here is true. It is slippy and bit sharp on edges but still as my first post here it's orgasm giving feel (atleast for me) also you need sometimes use two hands or move your phone in one hand to reach top (for status bar) but since I have nova launcher I just swipe in middle of screen so status bar slide down so that's ok for me.

And in horizontal position well you cover you speaker but personaly it's not big deal even if they switched side with jack it would be much better.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] fosunite:
The phone backside feels slippery, but i bought a tpu case for it so that it is alot better to keep in my hands than without. Holding the phone in landscape and watching videos needs to be learned because your finger covers the loudspeaker which affects the sound alot.

The buttons are placed where i usually want to have them. Comparing to LG g5 that has a button in the back, i just lay my finger on the homebutton which unlocks my phone.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Are you comfortable in your own skin? Is your phone comfortable in its skin? Rate this thread to express how you deem the skin on the OnePlus 5. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it adds just the right amount of features, it's visually pleasing, and overall it's additive to the experience. If this is a Nexus phone (you didn't think we hand-wrote all of these prompts, did you?) then use this rating to indicate how the latest version of Android looks to you.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
I haven't had much urge to flash a source-built ROM on this device. OOS gives you a lot of features while still maintaining the AOSP-style look. I'm running some OOS-based ROMs, but nothing AOSP/CAF based yet.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
Oxygen OS for me personally it's the best OEM "improvements" over stock Android.

However i don't like that we have no scheduled DND (you have to always move the slider to dnd position) :(. Very useful when you want to schedule every night dnd.. hope they will reconsider this.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ArkAngel06:
It's nice, and I will probably continue to use it until Lineage becomes quite stable.

Things it's missing for me are pretty much all in the status bar.

Middle Clock

Battery percent inside the icon

Show battery bar on Bluetooth devices that support it.

Also, make the ambient display clickable like it is on Nexus phones. Like when the black and white screen comes on after picking the phone up or whatever, you can click the play button for media apps on Nexus phones and it starts playing, but it's non interactive on OOS.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] d14gvn:
The only thing that I need for OOS is fully substratum support. Nothing else.

The rest is good as it comes.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Messinger:
Oxygen OS is, from an aesthetic standpoint, what Android ought to be and what some many other phone makers fail to achieve.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how well you can see the OnePlus 5's display outdoors. In case you've been playing Minecraft for 18 months straight, you might not known how to get outside anymore. Well, find the door and walk through it. A higher rating indicates that it has very high maximum brightness and thus fantastic outdoor visibility in direct sunlight.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Messinger:
I find I fairly often have to adjust it to its brightest (when the automatic adjustment hasn't) in full sun.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] dlads:
No issues here, screen is superb.

Very few issues with this phone, camera when compared to my last phone.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] gonsa:
What I would like to have was a better access to the brightness bar. Instead of two swipe downs from the status bar, something more easy and pratical to just quick change the brightness.

Some AOSP roms had swiping on the status bar to change the brightness.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] elmalote:
You can swipe down with two fingers.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] dasti555:
Personally visibility on sun is not that good as I had on OnePlus One or atleast I can't read nothing not direct sun. :/
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Csetoue:
I asked on other threads about screen legibility, and many owners told me that it's perfect readable under direct sunlight, even more than Mate 9.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] parusia:
I got the Mate 9 Pro and One Plus 5, and honestly my Mate 9 Pro is better under direct sunlight than my OP 5.

If I compare the OP 5 with my Xiaomi Mi Mix, the OP 5 is better under direct sunlight than Mi Mix. I also got the S8 Plus and that is better than the OP 5 under direct sunlight, but not for much.

I still love this phone.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Csetoue:
I'm in doubt between these two phones. Actually, the Mate 9 non-pro of 6gb/128gb. Could you help me with your impressions?

Thanks in advance.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] gonsa:
The phone is already difficult to hold with one hand..
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Phosphenetre:
For me, it's decent but not great. Better than the Asus Zenfone 2 I came from, but I could definitely have some more brightness under direct Indian sunlight.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] lordbear:
I find it pretty hard to see the screen but....I'm 54. You younguns still have good eyes. :P LOL (As you get older your vision needs more contrast/brightness in general.)

But, it's not just about brightness. It's about glare/reflectivity. If there are a lot of things other than the sun, like all manner of things in the world around us projecting their shiny bits at my phone, then it's mostly unreadable.

I'm going to try a screen protector that is not so reflective.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] parusia:
Well, I don't have the mate 9 I have the mate 9 Pro. Honestly I like both, the Mate 9 Pro is a beautiful phone, nice camera, beautiful design. The OP 5 is a nice phone, super fast, camera not impressive, I have the jelly effect, but not bad enough for me to return my phone.

At the end you have to weight your options, do you want good looking phone with good pictures and great design, good battery life, go for the Mate 9. If you want a super fast phone, with good pictures depending on the light and depending on your shaking hands, great battery life and good development support go for the OP 5.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] elmalote:
I had the Mate 9 Pro and replaced it with the Oneplus 5.

They both have their strengths, it comes down to what you are looking for.

Something that surprised me though is that I feel the display of the Oneplus 5 is actually better. Even though it's 1080 and the Huawei is 2k.

Considering the price difference, the Oneplus is the better phone. It's also faster and has a better battery life.

The Huawei has infrared port, smarter implementations in the software such as knuckle gestures, screen recording and so on.

In the camera department, the Huawei has a much better front camera because of the auto focus.

The rear camera is also better in the Huawei, but Oneplus gained in a little with the latest update. The Huawei camera is more consistent, whereas the Oneplus is hit and miss sometimes.

And lastly the Huawei has a better design. More stylish.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] dlads:
One of the best performing phones in daylight as it's oled, no problems here at all. Might need to adjust brightness at best.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] halloj:
You must be yoking. First you're told how to use two fingers rather then one finger two times. Now you can't hold it.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] CrashTestDroid:
Max brightness is way too low. Wish my OP3 were alive so I could compare them directly, it looks like 5's brightness is lower.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] aeffele:
For me, brightness could be a little bit better.

Swipe left and right in the status bar for brightness would be very nice.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the OnePlus 5's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.

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[HTC Tornado] timofeevalexey:
Russian SmartDial on Tornado WM6 Build_5.2.1616.18120 v3.7

It is not in this ROM. How?
[HTC Tornado] NiTroGenious:
VJGrace's ROM uses the greek keymappings taken from my greek ROM. Just download and install the old keymappings. ;)
[HTC Tornado] timofeevalexey:
Very big THX!!!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
If you're colorblind, please disregard this thread. Rate this thread to express how you deem the color saturation and accuracy of the OnePlus 5's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
The OnePlus 5 has a crazy crisp display. Just kidding, this is automated text so who knows if this screen is any good. So, you be the judge! A higher rating indicates that it's extremely sharp and clear, and that you cannot see pixels with your naked eye.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
Despite many rants regarding the only 1080p resolution... Actually the display is very good. I am using sRGB color profile.

I personally hope they will continue with the same resolution, i think it's better for battery and performance and for this size it's perfectly fine.

Ps: i've used both the s6 edge, s7 for more than 2years, and except vr (which heat the devices like crazy), no real need for qhd for a display that has <= 5.5inch.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the OnePlus 5's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
I have to use twilight.

Till date mi phones gave best minimum brightness ever.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] nilaydani:
When adaptive brightness turned on it is slightly dimmer side. Although the seekbar gives more steps compare to others.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you call granny, does she keep saying "Huh?! Wut?!" or does the conversation flow pretty well? Rate this thread to express how you feel about the OnePlus 5's call quality. A higher rating indicates that calls are clear and crisp, and that regardless of background noise, you can hear the other party clearly (and with ample volume) and they can hear you.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] tranemonk:
My calls have been quite good. Have not lost one. Very clear. If anything I've had to turn down the volume occassionally. Almost as good as Moto phones re: call quality.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] patil.ketan:
this happened to me more than once, but I figured that was because the network keeps changing from 4g to 3g or 2g at my place which causes problems for ongoing calls. Wherever I have good signal strength for 4G, I don't face this issue.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Irzack:
I'm a truck driver and i use my phone all day long making calls in remote areas. I have cricket wireless. This phone gets better reception and has the least dropped calls compared to any other phone i have used (Nexus 5, Nexus 6, leo eco pro 3, Samsung note 3, Nexus 4) couldn't be happier. It seems as though when you go through a bad area the phone doesn't just disconnected like my older phones it waits a few seconds.

I almost returned this phone because of camera and jelly scrolling. I said I'll live with this because reception is so good it's worth the miniscule problems. I don't even notice the jelly now lol. And the camera does fairly good with Google camera app
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Chaphasilor:
My only issues with calling would be some weird buzzing noises than occur during some SIP calls. Not regularly though. The ability to activate auto-call-recording is a huge plus imo, I'm a very forgetful person and always having a recording of the last call to check WHAT exactly you should bring again from the grocery store in a life-saver sometimes
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Deb2791:
In my case its not good.it does not sound crisp.rather very gloomy tone.i dunno if its because of the mono speaker or i am using a 3g sim.and i noticed call quality a little better when making whatsapp voice call.still it lacks crispyness.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] surya790:
Do cases affect call quality, I am considering the official karbon bumper case.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
Very good clear loud and crisp sound with best cellular reception
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] nilaydani:
Call quality on op5t is amazing. I have never been experienced this level of quality before even over the high speed internet call. I have made a conference call using VoLTE and HD symbol was there. Also recorded the call and it was loud and clear.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 5's Wifi performs. A higher rating indicates that it has excellent range, throughput, and signal strength. Like when you're taking a dump in the bedroom upstairs, do your videos have to buffer or do they come through without interruption?

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Interceptor777:
WiFi is absolutely horrible for me compared to my Exynos Galaxy S7 and Snapdragon Galaxy S8, any walls in between and packet loss becomes an issue and the signal deteriorates a lot when I'm in my bedroom, with my S8, I have full bars, about 400Mb/s speed and zero packet loss. With the OnePlus 5, I get about 130 Mb/s and about 5% packet loss.

Even in full range I get about 600Mb/s on the S8 and 300Mb/s on the OnePlus 5.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
Interestingly, I found OP5 for me to perform the same, if not slightly better than my brothers S8. I tested a 5GHz network and both devices appeared to have the same bandwidth (reading Signal check Pro readings in dBm and thresholds.) Maybe I'll need to do a more thorough test though.

Needless to say. It is 100% better than the 3T wifi performance due to 2x2 MIMO support.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
Yeah, i got half the throughput of s7 in same spot. Wifi @ 2.4ghz.

Also what i don't like about the wifi is that it drains more than many other devices(old devices). In idle or in use.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Dhiliban Navaneetham:
some times i get poor wifi connection with dead slow speed even when i am close to the router
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] datkevjames:
Horrible speeds even with full bars, most of the time it slows to a dead crawl 1-5 KB/s if I'm lucky, on the 5GHz band.

I usually have to turn off WiFi then turn it back on at least 2 times for it to come back alive, even then I get terrible speeds @ work where there's gigabit AC WiFi, which will be 5 MB/s max on this phone.

Even after the 4.5.7 update, WiFi is still garbage on 5GHz, 2.4 GHz is 'just OK' compared to what I'm used to with my Moto X pure.

Really thinking about RMA'ing the device. Honestly, I should've just returned within the 15 day window now that I think about it...
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] me myself and i:
This
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] gonsa:
I have nothing to say about Wifi except that it is working excellent.

Full speed 100/100 with a thin wall between the router.

Also, outside the house I get way more strength than my previous phone (LG G4)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
As of 4.5.8 update, WiFi drain is no longer there. Much better now. :good:
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] datkevjames:
Sooooo.... nobody else's WiFi times out? Stops at a dead crawl?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] aenertia:
4.5.8 - FreedomOS - 5ghz ; MCS256 - HT80 width. Works pretty good (I can probably get better upstream results if I do it off the internal network only rather than going via my Fibre connection.

tl;dr - 411.3mbps rx, 90.37mbps tx.

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
Wrong
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
Are you ROM'd or running a custom kernel? Possible you are not running kernel with WiFi patch.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
I am on the official 4.5.8 firmware. All stock!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] aenertia:
And have you run a Wifi Site-scan recently? It's more than possible you've had neighbors add/change wireless bands around since you put your stuff in. I generally do a site scan everymonth and tweak my frequency choices to avoid collisions where possible.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
It's not about that! There are not that many networks nearby, and the wifi channel is not crowded!

And on same wifi network i get much better wifi battery consumption on a good old nexus 5 (about 3x better)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] karthiknagarajan:
Wifi issues.

Received my device yesterday. Updated to latest 4.5.8. Facing wifi issue. My 100mbps connection is shown as 40-50mbps in my device while it's recording full speed in other devices. Also I lose 5-6℅ battery overnight which sucks. Hope oneplus team fix it via ota update
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Pro4TLZZ:
Next to my router I get my 100mbps which is the speed that comes to my house
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] darkdragon88:
My connection is 150/150 Mbps and I used to get 150/5 on the OP5. My OPO actually had full speed so it was not my router. After some talks with OP support and 4.5.10 that fixed IPv6 connections my speed is now about 150/140. Although I didn't realize 2.4 GHz was so slow at around 25/80? I don't know what to say about that.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ryanstuart:
It may be because of manufacturing defect. Everybody who has purchased OnePlus 5 complains about the network issue. Check here; forums.oneplus.net/threads/wifi-issue-with-oneplus-5.555048
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
We know how much you like to stream, ahem, "videos", and so cellular data is mega-important. Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 5's LTE performs. A higher rating indicates that it's fantastic: throughput is excellent and signal strength is top-notch.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
Device runs fantastically on T-Mobile network. This is Band 4 (20mhz) + Band 2 (10mhz) speed test. I haven't hit 3xCA yet but I know I will soon.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Eric214:
It's very fast. The image below I got yesterday but in areas I would get 25-30mbps I sometimes only pull 3-5mbps down and the upload will still be 15mbps. Kinda strange. But even at those slower speeds anything I do browser or youtube is instant. So not sure if the app is wonky with the OP5. I mean I shouldn't be able to stream 1080p YouTube content with 2-4mbps download speeds, but I do.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] kr00sn:
Does anyone use 3g instead of 4g? The problem I'm faceing is that it takes sometimes 5-10 sec before it starts loading the site when using 3g. This problem does not occur when using 4g. I didn't experience the same problem with my Oneplus 3 :confused:
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] JoyFull117:
i have very bad reception with my OP5. At Places where my OP3 had 3G or even 4G the OP5 has E or sometimes no internet... Only at places like a forest or in a basement under an airport (where i work) but my old OP3 has great reception with the same SIM card. Maybe i use the wrong settings or wrong SIM slot?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] m3sari0:
dual sim inquiry

does the op5 has "Dual SIM Dual Active type" of cellular connection?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Axelguitt:
I experience exactly the same problem.

When I'm on 3g I can't load anything the first 10 seconds when screen is switched on. I have tested several SIM cards in my op5 (everything works fine with other phone)

It's extremely annoying
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
Best in class never experienced any problem.

In parts of Rajasthan where cellular reception is very bad, everyone runs toward me to have a call:laugh:
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] hallo dare:
Mine too. Did you ever find a solution? Thanks
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] JoyFull117:
No I didn't... I guess it is a hardware problem but i don't wanna send it to OP so I live with it =)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] chrissss91:
Same here :(
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] hudfer:
Perfect on Brazil!

Carrier: Claro
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] RogerF81:
Could be better, especially weak when on H+.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] alfick3:
I've been using my OP5 since February when I bought a used one off of Swappa. I have found that I actually get better LTE in places that my N5X didn't get good signal (I had voice, but data was about as fast as 2G even though it was on LTE). Now, I get decent speeds in those same areas (higher end 3G probably akin to HSPA speeds).
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] tdemileto:
I would give five stars, but the problem with the 3g network is awful. In my city there are no 4g/lte operators, my internet conection does not work, I have to constantly switch on and of the airplane mode, it's annoying.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Proper etiquette aside (hint: don't use speakerphone while doing your "business" in a public bathroom), rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 5's speakerphone performs. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it's loud and it's clear.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] bpambrose:
Pretty happy with the speakerphone performance.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] PrakashGD:
No sterospeaker quite disappointing. Volumn is amplified i guess so i think this may lead to damaging the speaker very soon
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
Speakerphone is glorious. Very loud and clear.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Eric214:
Speaker phone is fine. No need to boost it like I had to with my 6P. What I want is the vibration to be stronger. I mean hell, I can't ever feel it on my pocket and forget hearing it if it's 3 feet away from me on the desk. I tried EX kernel and set the vibration to 100% and it wasn't much different. Vibration motors should be super strong with the ability to reduce intensity as one sees fit.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
The speakerphone is loud but tiny/flat. And distorts at high volume.

So, not that good quality.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] fosunite:
The speaker sounds clear but it is not so loud as i expect. It feels a bit distorted at high volumes.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
Its loud and clear however while gaming at high volume it starts to sound like a cheap radio
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] NHS2008:
Its clear but it also sounds harsh and distorted at high volumes. Its great for speech but not the best for music. TBH....quite disappointed.