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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
No dual apps very poor app locker very poor gallery app in terms of editing camera app in regular mode have no options no theme engine and no support for substratum no cloud storage.

Really oneplus what are u doing?

Miui is giving us all these options but a big gun like oneplus is not giving why?

All oneplus devices have greatest hardware of that time so why the are fearing to include such features whole very lower end devices support these.

Really disappointed.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] MDW 100:
I know this post is nearly a year old, but fortunately it has most of the features you mention are "missing" preinstalled.

Dual apps: use "Parallel Space" on play store if you really need it at all

Gallery app: Google Photos (which is awesome)

Editing: Google Snapseed (also awesome)

Substratum: Full support as it's almost stock Android, do some research. Also has native light or black themes.

Cloud storage: Google Drive.

Just in case new users are mislead ?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
hmm,

all of these are workarounds, but still its better if some of these are built into oos itself,

and ya its a year old post and i m not an 'Noob' user anymore, i knows OOS is way better than miui, but still both these targets different audience so comparison will always be biased.

oos itself have improved a lot now , for some users its a selling point.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
To power up, you consume Red Bull. But your phone just needs its adaptive fast charger. Rate this thread to express how quickly the OnePlus 5 can charge. A higher rating indicates that it charges extremely fast.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
It's about not only charging speeds... But also the heat while charging :)

And in both situations, dash charge is superior to any quickcharge solution i've tested.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] fosunite:
I can confirm. Alot faster and still cool battery. It charges with 3 amperes through than with an anker charger that fills your battery with 1.2 amperes through.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Messinger:
Dash charging is the bomb. Even without the Dash charger, the phone charges awfully fast.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] kooldude4u:
lighting fast
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] tattoo_gaz:
Easily gets through a day with heavy usage with plenty of power left in the battery.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Hubird:
Super fast charging speed.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] bassgenerator:
from 5% to 100% at 68 minutes. No limits ROM, bluspark kernel
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] dlads:
I don't think my phones ever overheated.

Dash charge works phenomenally well, I've never known a charger this fast.

Problem for me is I have a tonne of other USB-C chargers which even though they have similar voltage and amp output they sometimes charge slowly or normally, so you would need to buy another dash charge to get the same speeds.

I have another charger (Dash) but no second cable, lost it. Using another USB-C cable doesn't allow Dash, so the cable matters too.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] julianalaqrua:
I saw a video on youtube with charge speed comparison between flagship phones, one+5 was fastest there (1 hour 13 mins). pixel 2xl there was around 2 hours 40 mins)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] 王老吉祥如意:
啥？
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] joyshvabra:
wow, that's fast. what about battery health? I heard that quick charge can hurt the battery in few month
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] xocomaox:
Fast charging only hurts the battery health if it overheats.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] sammyalexandro:
so this device can't be connected to wall charger more then 2 hours, right ?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] xocomaox:
The time connected to the charger isn't exactly a factor here. You could leave it on the charger for days and it likely won't get very hot, because it will only be trickle charging it to keep it at 100%.

Now, there are other things that cause battery life issues, but I was specifically referencing excessive heat, which is the number 1 battery killer.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Yousvel:
Only English is allowed here. Unless you translate it into English as well.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] fanbogo:
My girlfriend oneplus 3 after 1.5 year still got 6 h + sot, dash charge is great
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Deleted member 8298852:
If my phone is on, it usually takes an hour or less. Since the last update it has been faster.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Zakelinho:
DASH charging is super fast, while charging with QC 2.0/3.0 charger or any other charger its reaaaaally slow.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
No heating on charging even if i use this beast.

Gets me full charge in around 100 minutes.

Sometimes it charges really quick around one hourin my office (i think power supply in my office is better than my home) but takes 100 minutes at home mostly.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] null0seven:
Not that good...

I charge my op5, with Dash charger & Dash, cable from 0% to 100%, with the phone OFF, in 1 hour & 30 minutes. I am on Oos ob4.

If you compare with op3, best time, in 45 minutes. Same conditions. Phone off...
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] sanaafreen:
charging speed

the phone charges awfully fast.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] null0seven:
I tested again, with the phone off.

From 0% to 100% in 56 minutes. That's GREAT !

Ob 06. Stock kernel.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Zakelinho:
DashCharge is awesome, but it hurts battery. After 1 year of (not even heavy usage) I have around 2800 mAh left. In this year I had less than 10 over night chargings, mostly 20% to 80%.

What is the max charge that would not be quick charge and would not hurt battery that much? Is that 5V/1A or can it be more? For times when I don't need quick charge.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] azretier:
In general, the slower the charge is, the better will your battery last. I almost never use Dash (except emergency like "oh my phone's dead and I have to leave in 30 minutes") and my battery is almost as good as day one.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
Mine is at 2975mAh according to AccuBattery.

I am charging this device pretty daily, sometime more than 1 charge a day. I have it for more than 1 year.

I am using dashcharge, and left the device couple of times overnight too. Max 5 times on slow charging
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Zakelinho:
Interesting. I have already decided that on next phone I won't be "saving" battery so much. When it needs power, I'll plug it, even if for 20%.

With AccuBattery I'm at 2825 mAh, bought OP5 via original store in November 2017. Let's see what OP6T has to offer.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ToneLa:
I can feel battery life decreasing, but it's still great for a day+

But a bigger problem, I really need to shove the cable in tight for it to dash charge (it does regular charge). I've swapped cables. I think my USBC port is, in some way, faulty now.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jdmba:
Greets,

I think someone once posted a possible solution to keep TomTom from starting up when you do a soft reset.

I have searched for that solution (including HOPING it was added to the TomTom string), but can't find it.

Does anyone know?

Thanks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] stooby:
If you look on your storage card, I bet you have a folder called (IIRC) 2577.

This folder is the installation folder for TomTom and it will be run when you insert the memory card (and very likely, when you soft-reset).

If you have the folder, I suggest you rename to something different (maybe 'OLD_2577' or something like that?).

I think that will fix the problem.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lelebianconero:
yes

i've got the same problem.

i've deleted this folder and the problem is disappeared
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] deviousduck:
I had this problem once.... actually after a soft reset it ran tomtom and also the installation of tomtom... very annoying....

In the end I think it came down to 2 files on the root of the memory card... one called "install.bif" and the second was called "tomtom.bif".. think these must be some sort of autorun files. as after I removed them... everything was sorted..

see if they are on your memory card...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lamson:
GPS lags when trying to receive signal

When I first installed a cracked version of TOMTOM version 6.010 it worked great and receiving signal was fast. Now it takes forever to get satellite signal. Any suggestions guys? Thank you thank you
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sdlopez83:
Could be your radio
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jay2TheRescue:
Is your QuickGPS file current? I have mine set to autoupdate when necessary, but an error could have changed that setting so it only updates manually.

-Jay
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] michalopoulosgk:
I found it makes a huge difference with TomTom and Google Maps when I first turn on the HTC GPS Tool

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=360477&highlight=HTC+GPS+Tool

I let it go for a couple of minutes, I make sure my QuickGPS is current, and then I turn on TomTom and it works great.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
It's amazing how much we actually use our phones in a given day, especially when we watch "videos"! Rate this thread to express how many hours of screen-on time you can get on the OnePlus 5 before depleting the battery.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
If you use the device without too much idle/commute you can get real pretty SOT on wifi.

Display at about 15-30% with auto brightness.

Chrome, YouTube, twitter, facebook, reddit, etc.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Feedmeeeee:
awesome lol
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] mrmcphisto77:
all wifi? can you post all battery details?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Im_Mattgame:
I only get 4 hours of screen on time with Greenify
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] beautifulsun:
Battery was good until yesterday, 8hrs SOT circa. Suddenly battery starts draining and can I barely reach 2,30 SOT. Any idea? No apps showed in battery page, the only app I downloaded yesterday was Textra SMS (Beta), but it's very strange that it can drains so much.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] me myself and i:
did you download the 911 patch? if so there are users reporting drainage issues over on the official oneplus forums. reporting that they drain 20-30% overnight when the phone is in airplane mode.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] beautifulsun:
Yes I'm on 4.5.6 (aka 911 patch), I also noticed overheating, CPU is constantly around 40°c..
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] me myself and i:
im fairly certain Oneplus issued a statement eariler today in regards. i believe they said soemthing about a 4g LTE sim i nthe second sim card slot........ill go look and update this post.

http://pocketnow.com/2017/07/30/after-911-bugfix-oneplus-5-on-reliance-jio-eats-up-power-fast
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] setspeed:
I'm getting amazing battery life out of this thing. Regularly hit over 6hrs screen on time when I'm out and about, and at home on WiFi it's approaching 10hrs! That's with everything switched on and no battery saving measures applied ☺️
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ultramag69:
+1, battery life is pretty good. Using phone for around 4 - 5 hours SOT watching video, with WIFI,4g and bluetooth on - using bluetooth headset - and goes from around 94% to 66%....

Not too shabby in this day and age. I have other phones that, with that usage, would be in the 10 - 20% range after that usage.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DaSoul:
Got my OP5 rooted and i want to install a dark theme + battery safer.

Did some research but the stuff on playstore has tons of negative feedback that it is crap and doesn't work.

So how do you do it?

I'm already using the systems own dark mode, but i want to utilize the maximum and use a dark theme that makes everything pure black.

I read in the S8 forums, that the phone automatically doesn't light up pixels that are black, is it the same for the OP5? Is a "turn off pixels" app even needed?

Thanks for any help.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] jubeilecu:
Usually my screen reach over 6 hours on.

I always have the manual brightness.

Enviado desde mi ONEPLUS A5000 mediante Tapatalk
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] saggiboy231:
I got a close to 9 hour SOT, with mobile data, bluetooth continously on.

Completed the whole 5th season of person of interest on this phone with 12% juice still left. [emoji3][emoji3]
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] necosino:
3h 13m SOT with 68% remaining = about 10 hours SOT.

This is Running xXx's NoLimits ROM with no GApps active.

http://i.imgur.com/W0SQr5I.png

http://i.imgur.com/9OWb4T3.png

http://i.imgur.com/MkZbpuT.png
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] andrejd1:
I suggest you to go for custom ROM like Resurrection Remix Unofficial. It is OMS so theming is so easy peasy. I had so much trouble with theming OOS. Lots of time I got stuck on bootloop which can't even substratum_rescue.zip solve. And RR also now has OOS camera, so I will highly suggest you go and try it. It is battery friendly as well. Especially when you use Lightning kernel + spectrum app with battery mode.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] khalisz:
Hi there :)

Here's my first SOT :cool::good::D

[IMG="OP5 SOT"]http://reho.st/medium/self/1292a7fc72acb9cfdd1e10b2339c743f0bbc97b3.png[/IMG]

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8h44m AWESOME !!!!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DaSoul:
Which custom rom is it?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] sagnik528491:
awesome
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] khalisz:
Stock rom ;)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you sleep, does your phone sleep, or does it stay up all night and crunch 1s and 0s? Rate this thread to express how you deem the speed at which the OnePlus 5's battery drains under standby conditions. A higher rating indicates that when the phone is not in use, the battery drains minimally.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
I am not too pleased about idle battery drain.

Overnight, about 8h it consumes about 3%-5%. Sometimes more than 10%, if the device doesn't go in deep sleep for whatever reason..

If commute, it takes more battery (maybe sensors, switch to mobile data, etc).

About 20% in 9hours. wifi most of the time with about 1h hour on mobile data. And movement in pocket about 20-30mins.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] rayparlour:
My experience with idle drain has been good overall. Getting around 0.5% per hr
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ipredatorv:
My idle drain is horrendous. I'm getting around 20% drain over night (7h sleep) with nothing enabled but WiFi. And that's with Greenify. I'm thinking of rooting and flashing the EX Kernel, but wanted to wait for an obviously outstanding major update before doing so.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] TheGripper:
Maybe check whats draining the battery :cyclops:

I don't use greenify or anythinf and use only 4g. Im getting perfect battery life.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ipredatorv:
Android System, Phone Services + Google Services, but only if WiFi/data is on. If they are off the battery life is perfect.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] arakito:
For me Chrome was a big culprit for battery drain. Try to delete the cache and the storage of the app. You can as well disable and it and re enable it. That should be enough. Anyway, Chrome is a battery hog. I am thinking about switching to Opera or Firefox. Any recommendation for browsers?
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Sukarn:
I use Firefox with the add-on 'Dark Background and Light Text'. I have it set to turn the background of all pages to true black.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] kr00sn:
2% over night (7 hours) pretty pleased. But it was even better on OP3 when the drain over night was 0-1% :)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] necosino:
I'm on RR with no GAPPS and lost about 1.5% in about 8.5hrs of not being used (sleep + getting ready in the AM)
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] L22EEW:
I have TASKER, and have set airplane mode to come on 8pm - 3am.

Currently getting roughly 2-3% drain in that "airplane mode" time
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
What the? Do you have gestures enabled (eg: double tap to wake)?

In my opinion it consumes too much.. one time i got about 3% drain in about 8-9h idle with wifi on and no commute.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
That's why i hate android idle drain. A never-ending issue.

SOT only 34 mins, 1h mobile data, the rest on wifi.

I've disabled gestures, location history, no google fit, etc etc
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Eric214:
Not bad here. About .3% per hour overnight. So about 2% overnight. That's on 4G as I rarely ever have my phone on WiFi. I also have email at to push (2 accounts) and I usually turn off the sync stuff in my Google account. Things like app data, calendar, contacts and the rest. I just sync when I make changes like adding a contract I then toggle the contacts on then off kind of thing. No need to let it sync all day and night for nothing imo.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] panhans:
I just have that drain when location is set to "high accuracy". When its set to "battery saving" everthing seems fine.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Chaphasilor:
I don't know what's wrong with my device/apps. Several times now i had a standby drain in around 7 hours of 30%+. I didn't plug my phone in overnight because of Dash charging, when I went to bed, the battery was at 37%. The next morning I overslept massively and completely missed my shift because my battery died over night. This is with airplane mode on during 75% of the night. The highest drain in battery settings was displayed for "Android System" with around 12% or so, but that was with the last day counted in. I feel like the battery drain stats in settings are completely unreliable...

Except from that I get normal battery life during the day though, although during the first few days standby drain was higher than screen on drain...
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] jkieffer46:
Yeah man you need to download accubattery or something to monitor the drain. That's ridiculous. And yeah I've been kinda confused about the stock battery stats as well. It seems to tell you nothing.

I have noticed a lot more battery drain since the 911 update a few days ago. I was getting 7ish sot now I'm under 5hrs. I'll bet I'm not the only one who noticed it though. It'll be fixed don't worry.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Chaphasilor:
I had AccuBattery installed at first but it didn't give me any meaningful insights so I uninstalled it a few weeks later.

I normally only get around 3 hours of SOT, but I'm not into mobile gaming or YouTube so that is normal...
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] deecept:
I notice significant drain in idle after the 4.5.6 update last week. Android system seems to be the culprit, but not sure what's process under this is actually causing the problem.

All radios on, and 2 mail accounts syncing.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Playing Candy Crush for 22 hours straight can take its toll on your battery (and your marriage). Rate this thread to express how the OnePlus 5's battery performs under heavy use. A higher rating indicates that it lasts a long time even when playing games, streaming video and audio, and doing other CPU-intensive activities.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] blakcrp:
This is a pretty light, to say at least, review section..
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] ultramag69:
Played video for around 6 hours using MX Player with hardware decode on for both video and audio.

Was watching MP4, MKV and HEVC content...

From around 94% down to 66% in 6 hours isn't too bad.

Was also using bluetooth headset...
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] glasscitysd:
6 hours of bluetooth and video and you only went down to 66% man my old nexus 6p would of died after 2 hours you sold me on this phone
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] lunafag:
7-8 hours of 3d gaming. Web browsing is close to 10. Video and books - my patience wasn't enough to test that.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] narshi shukla:
Yeah easily last 6 7 hours on heavy usage (playing asphalt 8 for 3 4 hours and one hour of camera and one hour of navigation music 4g and Bluetooth were on all the times
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Once in a while, when your significant other yells at you, you might use your phone a bit less. Rate this thread to express how the OnePlus 5's battery performs under light use. A higher rating indicates that the device goes a long time when you're using the phone sparingly: no gaming or video/audio streaming, light web browsing, some calling and texts, etc.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Messinger:
I live in fear that Google will pass me some #@!$%* Google Play Services, or some other update, that will tank this phone's endurance. So far, though, my OnePlus 5 has exhibited great battery performance.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] foomanjackel:
This was from a few weeks ago, few hours of data surfing web at work. The rest on wifi at home, using reading mode for most if that:

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[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] RogerF81:
Light and heavy use endurance are both awesome, even though standby drain is quite bad. Why the hell the device is kept awake for such a long time? BBS and co. don't bring light into darkness as well, nothing really special here....

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What the hell, how did you managed that?:confused::good::good:
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] null0seven:
Easy !

If he works, can't play with the phone. If he got kids, can't play with the phone that much.

If you make some calls per day, few SMS, some email, baterry will last for days. If you close the phone at night even more. You can reach a week. I know. I did.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Is the OnePlus 5 as good-looking as you are (despite your receding hairline, adult-onset acne, and massive weight gain)? Rate this thread to express whether you think the OnePlus 5 is attractive. A higher rating indicates that you would even go as far to say that the OnePlus 5 is a beautiful phone.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Messinger:
I couldn't care less that it looks like a few other phones. It looks good and its performance meets my highest demands for my daily driver.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Hubird:
iPhone close, big bezels and all.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 5 feels in terms of quality. A higher rating indicates that it feels premium and high-quality (attention to detail is high, manufacturing defects don't exist, etc).

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] Messinger:
Nice, clicky on/off switch and volume rocker. Notification switch is stiff, but that's okay. The phone's a slippery devil, but I like a little skin on it and that makes it as grippy as it needs to be.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Please, no "that's what she said" jokes. Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 5 feels in-hand. A higher rating indicates that it's comfortable to hold for long periods of time, even in one hand. Resist the urge to say "TWSS" just now. Seriously.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] DSF:
It feels very good in hand, a bit slippery but the metal back is so cool! I much prefer over glass back (which i started to hate).

For a 5.5inch display it feels quite compact in hands, dou i prefer 5inch.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] dasti555:
It's feels so much compact as is mentioned above really for 5.5" it's super. Also that feeling is hand is for me orgasm I just can't take it away from hand if I won't use cover so good it is.
[OnePlus 5 Real Life Review] wingmanjd:
Held vertically, the phone is great. It's definitely a two-handed phone, as my thumb on the hand holding the phone only reaches ~70% of the screen.

Horizontally, I find it way too easy to cover the speaker grille, muffling the sound from there.