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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] floridaman:
What are you babbling about? I have a OnePlus 6 already, this is posted to that thread. Reading along with reading comprehension works wonders before posting at a poor attempt at snark. No bugger off and wake up to yourself.

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Yes, already had to do that because of not only regular issues that still persist but woke up one day where I kept getting warnings my entire storage was used even though I only have used about 5gb out of the 50+gb available. I've seen some postings of others having the same issue.

I still have issues with networking where it doesn't want to reconnect to the network after losing signal and I have to use the airplane mode on/off. It's a known issue to them and they told me they're still working on a fix even though they supposedly pushed one out in the last update.

I've in essence told them already they need to start from scratch with a new OS instead of patching this to work on one model to another which it clearly doesn't. I mean it doesn't even have a slider just for notifications volume, they told me it takes time to code for it. I said people have been complaining for one for 3 years, how much time does one need.

I feel this phone is all hype, great specs but no substance behind the hardware.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] echo246:
I have personally never had this problem and prefer OOS to Lineage, touchwiz and any aosp Rom. It is also very good with battery once you have the right configurations and if you turn down the time it takes for animations to 0.5 or 0.25x it just shows how extremely fast and snappy the device and how good in my opinion OOS is.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] floridaman:
You should count yourself lucky, you haven't had the network problem like the rest of us because it is quite annoying.

I have no issue with the battery life, but then I don't clutter my phone with nonsensical apps either. I have no need to turn down the animations either, I have no complaints about it being "snappy and fast" but being snappy and fast has no bearing on the other issues within the software. You can make any phone snappy and fast, but the coding can still be a mess. And the phone does have a latency issue which is apparently even more noticeable in the 3rd beta as there were people complaining about it.

Touchwiz is just a joke and should not be used as a comparison to anything. To be honest I would rather go back to Asus and deal with their limited updates then this mess. No OS is without some problems somewhere, but at least Asus works correctly 90% of the time and is updated to 2018 instead of being an OS from 2012.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] echo246:
Or you can just do a fresh install of OOS 5.1.11 and unlock it and install xxxnolimits and radioactive kernel like me or flash lineage 15.1.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] floridaman:
I've already done that, why do you keep telling me to do things like it's my first device?

I don't root and flash anymore, I want something that works when I hand over my money. I'm not loyal to any brand or a fanboy to any brand and if I see something I don't like I make it known, if it doesn't get fixed I walk with my money. The fact that every solution is install a 3rd party app or root your phone and install this or that is not a solution to the underlying problem. OP better step up or they'll go the way of the Blu phones, all hype in the beginning now they're not even a blip on the radar.

If having to flash this or that, install this and that works for you on this device, that's great it however doesn't for me. But that just tells me because you've had to do all that, the OS isn't really up to par. Good luck with your phone and I'm happy you're happy with it.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] echo246:
Seems like you just got unlucky :(

I have the 128gb 8gb variant and I think you mentioned you had the 64gb variant. I was just trying to help sorry I couldn't.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Donnie Sins:
Relax, it wasn't meant as bad as it may look;) Just kidding. Sorry to hear you have such problems, my device performs just excellent.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] pdppdp:
Although I root my devices day one and have no issues with my OP6 I totally agree with you.

I maintained buggy devices before. Customer supports standard answer is factory reset. Community answer is root and flash or install this or that. Out of the box many devices from different brands have lots of issues where I wonder how this could pass quality check. Loosing signal/ reconnecting issues for mobile and wifi, buggy silent mode, any pre installed (mostly the launcher) force closes, etc.

People keep asking me why I root my devices, what the benefit is. While some thinks are a real benefit (twrp, titanium backup, enhanced settings, ...) other mods are just there to overdraw the main rom bugs. And they become more.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
Maybe because the problems you are mentioning are issues people that don't know what they are doing tend to have and the people that root and start installing stuff that can't read instructions properly. Honestly the problems you mention are rookie issues and or Fan Boys of other phones (Iphone anyone) and troll.

The OS is just fine. The OP5 and now the OP6 are the first android phones I've never had to install a custom ROM for. I root for TiBu and to install root apps. I also install a Kernel to increase vibration sensitivity and max volume levels. Buttery smooth, insane battery life and no complaints.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dmbardal:
I'm running the OP6 64gb as well, and I've never had issues with the OS. It's pretty bare-bones (like it should be), since it opens the possibility to update to new OS updates extremely fast.

I've had high-end Samsung, LG, Sony, HTC, Xiaomi and Huawei, and so far OnePlus have been AMAZINGLY quick on updates and fixes for issues at hand.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] orr12345:
The best I have seen so far really enjoy the dark mode option(both on my old oneplus 5)

The audio tuner is amazing with my headphones (classic with Sennheiser hd25)

feel a little smoother than my Oneplus 5 with Oxygen 9.03 but I its maybe a placebo

For improve I want more option for the file manager (smb 3 compatibility pls)

More widget out of the box weather and location especially

and change the design of the weather app

its look a little outdated
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] kevinireland11:
True
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] CYB3R0ID694:
Hold on Guy.. Stop being Salty..
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] floridaman:
Hold yourself, stop being a twit
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] CYB3R0ID694:
THEN WHAT ABOUT BUILD OWN OS & FIX THINGS BY OWN..

OR

HELP DEVELOPERS BY GIVING FEEDBACK & PROVIDING LOGCAT?

SOUNDS FUN?? ISN'T IT? :silly::rolleyes::eek:
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] a906891:
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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how well you can see the OnePlus 6'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.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xorcia:
Does anyone else feel that after the pie update, the brightness slider has become biased towards keeping the screen darker?

I used to keep it at just below half, now for similar brightness I have to keep it at around 75 %
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] greasyd1ck:
same here. confirmed.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] cerico76:
Same as me. It's really annoying!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] SOCOM-HERO:
If rooted, you can use the "better adaptive brightness" module. I found it too bright for my liking, but a lot of people do like it.

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-6/themes/mod-brighter-adaptive-brightness-t3796846
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Maymia:
Post updating my OP6 to Android Pie, I did find that the screen brightness was much darker than the previous one. I wasn't sure if there was a glitch during the update or the brightness slider is misbehaving. Earlier I used to keep the device at the static brightness level at 25% but post the update the slider shows minimum brightness at 60%. Hopefully the next update will resolve this issue.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] georgiapi:
Outdoor visibility? Isn't this the title of this thread?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] NashMash:
The problem is this is new google adaptive brightness and once You update to pie the level of brightness has changed to lower as per their data collected in the past. So many people have been keeping their brightness level to low so the high brightness level has been reduced to get more lower levels. For now the only way is root.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] prtksxa_ind:
That does make sense, but then the question is, does the battery drain at the same rate at the new 75% levels as it did for the older comparative brightness of say 30%. Technically it shouldn't right? Seeing as the brightness is the same. I haven't tested it, but it feels like it drains faster now. Anybody tested this?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the OnePlus 6's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TheNetwork:
It's OLED, and unlike a lot of cheaper phones the pixels appear to actually turn off when displaying blacks. So infinite contrast ratio.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Freddieboy:
Can confirm. Infinite contrast.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Stern52:
its amoled display and when brightness is set to minimum pixels are turned off
[OnePlus 6 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 6's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Sachinfan:
The colors are little too saturated like in samsung phones in the past. Yup, there are color calibration modes....but one turns white into yellow and the other very dull.

In short, the default one is the best but be prepared for getting stunned with those over bright and punchy colors.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Stroky:
I use the adaptive Mode.

Its a good Mixture from sRGB and default.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] vrda08:
Just for info, not all OP6's displays are the same. I ordered 2 devices,and test it both. I keep one with better display, more crisper, white is more cleaner, less yellowish like on other. The other one has more dirty washed color in comaprasion, and the one I keeped is more on white red balance. So, this is not secret, all displays are little different in all manufacturers. It is just lottery.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] 123mucho:
I have the issue that the white is warm/yellowish if I look at it really straight. As soon as I tilt it even the slightest bit, it all gets colder/blueish. No matter if I chose SRGB etc. It is not a big change in color, but it is quite irritating. Does anyone else face this issue?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TheNetwork:
I'm surprised at everyone on here, my display is overly blue by a good amount, I have the custom temperature setting set most of the way to warm.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
The OnePlus 6 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.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 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 6's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TheNetwork:
I came from a phone that was like having a light bulb on in your face at night so maybe my opinion is affected a bit but the minimum brightness on this phone is GREAT.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] LazerH:
To me it seems exactly the same as with the 3t.

i always activate nightmode as well as battery saver (makes the display a bit dimmer)
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Skiking73:
The minimum brightness feels about the same as my op3 was. Just got my op6 today. This thing is pretty nice.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TheNetwork:
Does anyone else get a weird fairly obvious blue tint when you're on minimum brightness? It's especially terrible in dark grey themed apps.

I believe this is just the price you pay with current OLED technology, my Nexus 6 had a very obvious purple tint on minimum brightness.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] mROOTen:
I also have the purple tint at minimum brightness, guess the oled need some time to warm up from black/off to color. Color to color on low brightness is fine.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Stern52:
the display can get very low which is excellent for my needs
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] SephZero:
i have a problem with wi-fi on my atom exec...how could i resolve it??

i can't ever turn wi-fi on..but if i check it with self diagnostic it pass the test...

is the a sort of commandline to enable it?or maybe a tool to use it??

i open wireless manager, press the Wi-Fi button..and it loads for about 30 seconds..then it remains disabled and i can't press the wi-fi button anymore..i have to quit out the wirelessmanager and re-enter in it to press it again..but is ever the same.. :(

i've tried the wi-fi utility into Setting..but the same again :(

i have the 20080210RCWWE rom from Abusalza..any issue?

thank you :)
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] kray_zie:
Have u tried hard reset? :)
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] airkev23:
hi sir, im also using the rom from Abusalza. so far no issues with wifi. try soft reset. if that does not work, try the suggestion of kray_zie, i.e.: hard reset.

cheers! :)
[OnePlus 6 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 6'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.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] AndreiMusat:
Hi guys,

Just got my OP6 yesterday. It's really a beast.

I'm coming from iPhone 7. The microphone it's a little bit better than on iPhone 7, but on my endpoint, the sound that i get on earpiece speaker has somehow less quality. It's kind of bottomed and fuzzy. The volume it's perfect. I am using max-2 positions.

I even tested my colleagues Nexux5 and it's earpiece speaker it's somehow better.

Has anyone encountered this issue? It's a common thing or just my unit?

Please release an update that makes the sound from earpiece speaker much clear.

Thanks,

Andrei Musat
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] milan03:
Tested on T-Mobile USA, call quality excellent.

OnePlus 6 does VoLTE and VoWiFi (IMS Wi-Fi Calling), and it uses EVS codec for HD Voice where supported.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TechOut:
Depends on who granny is lmao
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] ajsmsg78:
Both my Granny's are dead. Anyone else I can call?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Liffe1930:
OnePlus 6 silence during the audio call

Oneplus 6 silences the phone calls when activating the loudspeaker any idea how to fix it
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] B3501:
Its a bug, you'll have to wait for a software update.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-6-bug-drops-phone-audio-871091/amp/
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] thejase:
On metro PCS and same thing. HD voice is incredible. As is VoWIFI. The Earpiece could get louder, but I'm coming from a Moto x pure 2015 with dual stereo speakers that got plenty loud.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] DimidiusDeus:
Eh...

It's a different story on my end.

The call quality is incredible when I am speaking to someone on another cell... Landline calls however, are not up to par. They are quite low on the volume. My device's in call volume is at max, and yet I hear the other caller as if the volume was only on a level of 4/10 or 5/10. This issue is the same result, regardless of who I speak to... Unless they are also on a cellphone. Is this is bug, glitch, etc? How can I fix this? Can I fix this?

Bone Stock, 5.1.8, 22_180614
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] hallo dare:
For me the call quality is an unbelievable improvement over the OP5. I was constantly having calls disconnect, or people could only get my voicemail. Clarity is so good and people can hear me way better than when I used the OP5
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] prozo:
Dealing with the issue where people frequently ask me to speak louder or that they can barely hear me. Seems to occur regardless of OOS/LOS/xxx ROMs.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] PeterGagk:
the highest!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 6'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?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TheNetwork:
Like I said in the cell reception thread, best phone I've ever used on all the antennas. Wifi works much better and much further away than any other phone I've ever used.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
deleted due to wrong thread!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] nispen:
Almost unusable on 5ghz. At home I had to split WiFi signal into separate ssid’s for 2.4 and 5 ghz. Logging onto 2.4 ghz everything is fine. When traveling, using hotspots I have no control over the channel it uses. When logged onto 5ghz the d/l speeds are below 1 Mbps. Oddly enough, the u/l speeds are not affected. Right now getting 50 Mbps up.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] FireMAN999:
Must be a problem with your phone or network then, as this phone has the strongest wifi coverage compared to all the phones I have had.

No problems whatsoever using 5ghz band.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Driver007:
Better strength and throughout then op3.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] nispen:
I would agree with you if not for the fact that the issue affects three OP (two OP 6, one OP 5t) devices in my household and not just at home. That makes me believe it is not my device, nor my home network.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] crypta:
Coming from 3t, I don't have to disable WiFi to improve Bluetooth headset performance anymore. It now just works without noise and both antennas enabled.

I'm very pleased with reception in general.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] HACK3DANDR0ID:
WiFi seems stronger then my Google Pixel 2 XL and my Samsung S9+. Signal Strength seems a little off when using (2) SIMs from the same Carrier, I would think the signal would match up equally from the 2 T-Mobile SIM Cards...
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] suarez92:
I always have full network signal, without any issues whatsoever. Wifi range is also pretty good, better than my previous phone.

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Wifi range is good, probably the best I tested so far. Network signal is on full always, haven't got an issue with that.

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Wifi range is good, probably the best I tested so far. Network signal is on full always, haven't got an issue with that.

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Wifi range is good, probably the best I tested so far. Network signal is on full always, haven't got an issue with that.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] thejase:
Are there any other non-OP devices on your home networks' 5ghz that have better throughput?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] williamcll:
I've managed to hit 500Mbps on wifi.

Nice.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] sergjhb:
Very fancy!

After installing P9 Beta, WiFi is working well, but all WiFi scanning apps telling me that no WiFi in range.

And this is after connection through menu when i have to input password to home AP.

It telling me "connected", i can use WiFi, it's fully operational, but WiFi Analyzer app can't see ANY signal (i got 5 AP)

May be not compatible with PIE ?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
i think the wifi is pretty good and fast and beats my old galaxy s7 phone any time of the day.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
Really good signal i have to say. Beats s6, s7e and p20 pro in our home atleast.

**info!**

For those few that had the issue with oneplus 6 killing your router I also have a fix: LAN>Switch Control and set Nat Acceleration to Disable (on router). Not sure why, but I'm happy I found the fix.. Not sure if it's only Asus routers that have this issue but.. Works just fine here now!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dax105:
Wifi (2.4 GHz) seems to have way better reception than my gf's S9, so for me, it's quite good.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Harmtan2:
That generally happens when the two son cards are using two different networks. I had two Tmo sims & the 2nd one drops to 3g. Couldn't get them both to do LTE. I had the Dual 4g option toggled, but it never triggered it.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jee82:
**Possible alternative fix**

I tried disabling nat acceleration and it worked. However i found out it severely reduces the throughput of the router, it got super slow. So that wasn't a viable fix for me. I was running latest merlin firmware for my rt-ac66u router, and i also tried both the A and L builds of John's fork without luck.

After a lot of experimenting with the settings in the router i found an option i didn't have on the merlin firmware -> WIFI -> Professional -> Regulation mode. On the 5Ghz frequency it was set to "802.11d+h", i changed it to "802.11h" and that seemed to do the trick. I haven't had a single router crash since i did that :) Worth a try!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
Nice! I'm using merlin fork atm, but whad actually did the fix and not a workaround is android pie :s since pie all is good on my end
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jee82:
Good to hear, but for me the wifi issues started with pie :rolleyes:
[OnePlus 6 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 6'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 6 Real Life Review] toanau:
Signal strength is excellent. I am on TMobile.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Thunder_47:
That's nice to hear. The one downside of my Essential PH-1 on T-Mobile is that I can't get a signal anywhere, or that it is choppy, even when I'm standing in the center of a major US city.

Though I hear that is a complaint across the board with the PH-1, not just T-Mobile. Leads me to think that it is not picking up one of the bands that T-Mobile broadcasts.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
No, it's just got poor antenna design that blocks a lot of the signal. I have an essential and can already tell you OP6 is drastically better, signal wise than the PH-1. And I'm also on Tmobile.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] xsoft7:
just wondering, what is the max Speed-test achieved? on my oneplus5 i achived about 190Mbps on 4G+

care share screens?