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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TermT800:
Still fast as hell in September 2020 with Android 11 Beta 3 and excellent battery life after a replacement back in April. 10/10 not upgrading any time soon. I'll just keep swapping out batteries when they go bad.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Wh0ami_7:
OP 2020 runs smooth

Hey guys,

I wanted to share that the device perfomance is stellar still in 2020.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] j_moreno91:
Where to buy a new battery?

Enviado do meu ONEPLUS A6003 através do Tapatalk
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TermT800:
I bought mine off of iFixIt.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Ray_:
Getting back to 7h+ SOT with 10.3.6 whilst 10.3.5 was giving me 4h maximum "I didn't perform any settings".
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the OnePlus 6. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] joekk:
No, it is very good
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] GyGu:
I did not realize anything that this post is about, there is no link to know what it is about ..
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
This is normal when idiots/noobs do a post.... shame i can remember the good old days when XDA had some kind of quality standard and people where actually kind :)
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] GyGu:
Would it be nicer if he explained what it was, instead of insulting people, they are all born taught? Where are the moderators?

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Would it be nicer if he explained what it was, instead of insulting people, they are all born taught? Where are the moderators?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
yea i have no clue where the mods are but lots of people think its funny to post things like this but also lots of people who are just to lazy or think they special so they make a new topic over and over and over
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] siamlian:
OnePlus 6 vs OnePlus 7 - app launch speed Test. ( OP7 is just too fast)

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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the OnePlus 6 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the OnePlus 6 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] johnypl:
ram management in pie is terrible.i try everything but nothing change. I hope fix it before i sell my phone. Looks like a device with 2 gb ram.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jaber_jb:
Until 9.0.3, i used to minimize pubg, then reopen it after 5-6hours. And woah the app still is preloaded. So i can just tap and play right on.

But after the update it doesn’t even preloads within two hours. Not that um Super annoyed. But it was better previously.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the OnePlus 6 under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Ascertion:
Device is incredibly smooth. It seems like 60 fps in nearly all applications I've went through so far.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
The only good phones I've ever used before this have been U11, View10 and that's it.

Scrolling is head and shoulders above them.

Literally smooooooth AF
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] agupta18:
Facing the scroll and touch issue

Sometimes scrolling is laggy, sometimes it stutters, sometimes it moves too fast when i scrolled it slowly.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jonny30bass:
Scrolling has been choppy since day 1 for me. There is small microstutter.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dragos281993:
Yup. The problem is, not everyone can see that. For instance, I said in an article that the Play Store (one example) is jittery/stuttery when scrolling up/down in pretty much every 'corner of the app. People thought I was trolling. And my eyes perceive those stutters as relatively obvious ones. I don't understand how people can't see that. Then there's Twitter. If people can't see that Twitter stutters like crazy, then I don't know what else to say. I don't think the OP6 is smoother than the Pixel 2XL, even though that one's a generation behind. Imagine how good the Pixel 3 is gonna be.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jonny30bass:
Yeah. Most people probably don't notice it, but my eyes are very sensitive to it. I game on a 165 Hz G-sync monitor and I still notice microstutter at high frame rates lol. I wonder how havoc os or lineage os is? Maybe it's just the OS and not the device causing it.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dragos281993:
Of course the device is not the cause. It's the software that facilitates the appearance of these jitters/stutters. It's all about optimization.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] suarez92:
I only got one issue with stuttering. That was on day one, when camera application stuttered and crashed. After that everything went fine. That probably because I had two camera apps. One of device and one installed from Play Store.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
Same here with the 165hz gsync and very sensitive eyes.. Thus far I haven't noticed any stutters on the device yet been using Instagram, telegram and chrome but nothing so far on latest update.

If I compare my s7 edge that was just a nightmare of stutters.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] kyleruggles:
Yup I get stuttering here, similar to my 3 back in the day. I wonder if tweaking the cpu governor has the same effects as it did on my 3. There is no "conservative" selection anymore.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
O notice in some apps now. Not in chrome or Samsung browser (use it for better battery for some reason..)

But apps like Instagram (when loading pictures)

And also play store (most likely loading something too)

I'm thinking it's more about poorly designed apps rather that the device itself.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dax105:
It seems that scrolling smoothness took a hit after the Pie update, many apps (including chrome) seem to stutter a lot for me.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dragos281993:
Absolutely true. I just couldn't take it anymore and decided to install the latest Open Beta build, considering that Beta 3 was pretty smooth overall. And yes, Beta 4 is smoother than stable Pie. I don't get how the initial stable Pie build managed to make it to the masses in such a state. For the past few days, the experience on my phone was utter s#!t. I'll stay on Open Beta until things get better on 'stable Pie.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Veestaai:
Is there scroll stutter on pie-based LOS and Havoc OS or is it limited to OOS only?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] ibila:
Same here... spontaneous framedrops/stutter whiles scrolling, very annoying. Beta3 felt a lot smoother to me!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] hallo dare:
Every second day have to reboot phone into recovery to wipe cache. Reason being, I'm completely unable to type anything correctly when entering text.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Sachifus:
Recent apps lag

Hello everyone,

I'm experiencing some stutter and lags with my One Plus 6. For exempe, if I scroll quickly trough the recent apps in the multitask, I can see some frame drops and it's very annoying. I don't understand why...It should work extremely fluessly with a Snapdragon 845. Are some people having the same issue here ?

Thank you so much !
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] hallo dare:
The only way I've found of stopping the stuttering and poor scrolling is for to go to developer options and set the background process limit to "at most, 4 process"
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] kewinhw:
I to have this problem. Scrolling would be smooth then suddenly the frames drop for a short time. This happens randomly. :/
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] nickpapeir:
have you tested latest stable 9.0.2 ?In so that bad but

I am experiencing same stuttery behaviour in chrome . Is there any solution to that ?

I am in latest stable myself
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] xmRipper:
I've been using Oneplus 6 for about 2 weeks and scrolling still feels slow for me. I have the latest OOS BETA 06 installed.

Especially Instagram app feels extremely slow. My wife has Samsung Galaxy S9 (Exynos version) and the Instagram app experience is about 2x smoother on there.

Also; I don't want to mention but I have to, my old iPhone 6S still feels multiple times smoother for any scrolling experience, its almost incomparable. I said I don't want to mention because scrolling was always an issue on Android.

I hope this will be fixed in future updates.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] alpha-niner64:
You can't really fix what isn't broken. iOS is infinitely better because the single core performance is what JavaScript depends on; which translates to script heavy sites to load very well. With recent trending Google and Autoplay being baked into Chrome; expect the stuttering to be worst for browsers that isn't Samsung's stock browser because Samsung is a version behind Chrome 59. It's not an issue with Android but an issue with Qualcomm's weaker single core performance. It surprises me little to see the latest Exynos doing better since the latest Exynos 9810 does outrank the Snapdragon 845 in both Single/Multi Core scores.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] xmRipper:
You don't get it, it isn't really about hardware performance, its about software optimizations. And I'm also talking about a native app's (instagram) scrolling performance if you carefully read my post, not browser performance. So there isn't anything about Javascript.

The slowness I'm talking about is not stuttering etc. Its the responsiveness of the scrollview which feels slow. Any iPhone user at my workplace can immediately feel the slow scroll response time when they get my Oneplus in their hands. Its like a jelly effect. Scrollview can't really track my finger movements that fast.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] f_mate:
I have the exact same problem. If i remember correctly, it came with the 9.0.2 Oxygen OS update. Sometimes it's better but most of the time it's really annoying, almost unusable. I compared it to my Nexus 6P and the 6P's scrolling is much better.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] nickpapeir:
I tested it with my onePlus 3T and it feels much smoother on the 3T. Its a shame a flagship phone to perform that poor in such basic operations
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] crixley:
I'm on 9.0.2 and it is the smoothest phone I've ever used, you guys should maybe full wipe or wipe cache perhaps.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] f_mate:
I wiped everything I could, didn't fix it :( Now I'm getting used to it, and waiting for an update that might change things.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] deezid:
Try Treskmod rom. Fixed any stutter issues I've ever had.

www.treskmod.ru
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] pato:
The same for me, especially when scrolling in small steps. I have Pixel 2 as well, and the difference is huge.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] crixley:
My pixel 2 was smoother but not by much in my opinion. I'm also running smurfkernel RC13 though and that has made a big difference. You should try an s9 if you wanna see choppy scrolling Yeesh. The thing was horrible.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] deezid:
Just install Treskmod rom with latest RedFlare kernel and it will feel pretty much as a Pixel 2 or even 3 in terms of performance. No more choppiness nor latency issues.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] crixley:
Actually just finished trying that. Good recommendation, it's a fantastic rom. I'm back on oos due to a couple things I missed but I agree that's by far the best custom ROM out there.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] f_mate:
. What features were you missing? I'm thinking about replacing oos, so it would be helpful to see what I might miss too.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] crixley:
I like the animations on oos better, the gestures are better, and I use immersive mode with system ui tuner which would not work on treskmod or Omni. No matter which immersive mode app I tried it left a black bar over the notch instead of filling the space.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] darthkir:
Is Treskmod smoother than the stock? Any stability issue with it? Does the RedFlare kernel comes bundled?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the OnePlus 6 stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] TheNetwork:
Phone has not felt even the slightest bit warm to the touch no matter what I'm doing so far. Like literally stone cold 24/7.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Vinegar Joe:
Mine gets hot after playing 3D games. The heat is mostly at the top of the device around the camera area.

Fine in normal use though.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Juwapa:
I've played a couple games for a while and it seems to only heat up on graphically intensive, but I mean that's expected. I played the stranger things game for about an hour and it didn't warm up at all. I switched to shadowgun legends, maxed the settings out, and it started getting hot within like 5 minutes. As Joe explained, it gets hot near the camera, but it isn't too bad and it cools down really fast, literally in a minute or so after closing the game.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Vinegar Joe:
Yeah, agree with all of the above. I should clarify the game I was playing was Honkai 3rd Impact on max settings which is fairly graphically intensive.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
At what temperature does your OP6 hover at.

I don't play games.

As per cpu-z, mine stays between 30.5 to 39 degree Celsius.

(The temp here in Punjab, India reaches 47).

It feels like warmish after I installed Apple music app yesterday.

Before that didn't feel any warmth.

Thanks.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Juwapa:
I tested cpu-z for you and got very similar temperatures. I was at around 28°c after turning my phone on. It went to around 31°c when scrolling through twitter and listening to Spotify. And after playing showdowgun legends for a few minutes it got up to 38°c.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
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.

Ok thanks

Is it something to worry about?

Or normal...
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Juwapa:
I'm no expert, but since we have similar temperatures, I'd assume it's completely normal.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Vinegar Joe:
Yup, same temps here. Nothing to worry about.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
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Thanks both of you.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
.

Hi..

Could test with the cpu-z app as to what temperature your set reaches when it's the warmest.

Mine has reached almost 39 degrees Celsius when using for everything other than games, for an extended period.

Sometimes though.

Usually it stays around 31 to 35 degrees Celsius on Cpu-z ( its peak summer time here in India, with daytime temperature always above 40).

Above what temperature should one get worried?

Cheers
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Raylon00:
you "worry" above 80 degrees Celcius, but I dont like it to get much higher than body temp.

I does cool off fast, But it can get really warm sitting in the sun.

I leave mine in a holder on my dash while I drive, playing pandora via bluetooth, and it can get pretty hot.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Raylon00:
A few minutes of use, Pandora playing through internal speaker. Heavy JavaScript use on web browser.

It should be noted that my OP6 is Rooted and DeBloated.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
Still not clear on one thing.

As to how hot is worrisome?

I spent a full hour browsing Chrome, in a car in a parking lot with no AC on and outside temp hovering at 38-39 degree centigrade,

and my device's battery temp (as on cpu-z app) went to about 41.2 degree centigrade.

I turned the AC on and within no time fell down to 34 centigrade.

Is that normal behaviour?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RazorBlade123:
Of course it's normal behavior if your surrounding temperature is that high
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] unxzst:
Did you notice, the manual says:

Good luck with that in the summer!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Vinegar Joe:
I'm finding the screen does get noticeably warm to the touch at the top area near the SoC, just from normal use (such as using Chrome etc). Battery temp rises to about 35 degrees.

A little concerning I'd say.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] DSF:
Another disadvantage of glass back (beside dirt, fingerprints, fragility)
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] mzsquared:
Here you can see how the OnePlus 6 compares to 'water cooled' Galaxy Note 9 in Tom'sGuide test, 1+6 holds its head up high:

https://www.engadget.com/2018/08/21/galaxy-note-9-water-cooling-tested-does-it-really-work/
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] quimbexa:
What is the ROM this heat test should be run on? I'm on H2os Pie and my phone has gotten to 60-70 °C a couple of times. Kinda worried
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] fiskcz:
50?

Exceeds 50 degrees?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] quimbexa:
70 that one time I was decoding an .avi file.

Funny enough no game I've tested has been heavy enough to push it past 50
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] fiskcz:
Ouu :eek: :eek: :eek: :rolleyes:
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] quimbexa:
Yea. But I was on H2OS beta. Back on stable OOS now with no such issue
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] thekubiaks:
No heat issues here.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] NicestRudeGuy:
i do extended pubgm gaming my fone doesnt heat , it just get a lil warm but no heating even while charging and gaming
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] marek101:
I have the X5701 unlocked, and tried to use the unlocker, but the process failed at 36% it gave me the an error saying "communcation problems" I attach the screen shot, can someone please help me out here? The pda is just stuck on 35% now, I have not tried to reboot it or anything.

Thanks
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
At the club, at the bar, or just in your mom's basement, nighttime is when you come out to play. Rate this thread to express how the OnePlus 6's camera performs when no or low light is present. A higher rating indicates that the camera sensor "sees" lots of light in dim conditions, and that the resulting photos have minimal noise. A higher rating also indicates that when the flash fires, the resulting photo is evenly-lit without any bright spots.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
very bad....sorry to say it!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Sliderpro:
It is much better though than many 12mpxl cameras of the past without any low-light tricks. But it still sucks.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13038/the-oneplus-6-review/8

V30 with MUCH smaller sensor and pixels obliterates OP6 with its pixel binning. Op5T had pixel binning, but it had it on a sensor without OIS. Hence nobody liked op5t low light blurry mess shots. I have no idea why OP6 devs cant just port pixel binning software to the main camera with OIS and see how it obliterates competetion.

I wish we had somebody who can make this happen. Just make a port of op5T second camera binning software to op6 main camera and have a best allround flagship killing camera. Is it that hard?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] suarez92:
I would say its quite good. I compared this with my friend that owns Samsung S8. My photo came out a lot of sharper with so much light in contrast of his photo that came out a little blurry and with less light on photo.

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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
Colour temperature is not accurate....too much yellow....
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
But if the lights were yellow then? :s

Only him know how the scene looked as the picture was taken.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
Im saying it on basis of my OP6 too... but of course, im not sure.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] der_finne:
So you're not sure how the scenery looked or which color the street light has and you still say that it's too much yellow... "okay".
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
Uauuu....we have here a "Spock" logical person...

And how about this photo?

Too much what in your wise opinion?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] tOrNadO™:
Coming from Nexus 6p, feels like Oneplus 6 is a downgrade when it came to low-light camera performance.. Some samples below..
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
Yeah, it's not forgiving when you use point and shoot mode!

I found turning off hdr makes better pictures. However, lots of reports says 5.1.7 has better low light performance. So one can only hope an update makes it better. Or we just have to hope that when the pixel 3 comes, we can use resources from Google cam for 845 snapdragon.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
We hope.....

When zooming the photos...the horror starts....what disappointing!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] whizeguy:
But if I zoom in on the p20 pro pictures I feel the same... In fact all cell cameras if you zoom just look horrible :p not made for zooming in tbh. Looks better if looked at a bigger screen.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
I own other phone less expensive with Gcam, and zooming the detail is more present...

My daughter face is full of grain and lacks detail...
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dax105:
I've never owned a "premium" phone before and I must say that I'm actually quite impressed with the low-light photo quality - I was having a tour through a cavern, took a few photos and they've actually shown more detail than I could even see! Of course, when I looked at them on a big screen, the photos were noisy and oversharpened, but they were definitely an "instagramable" material and that's what counts for me.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] rowihel2012:
Indeed

Big failure are usual in low light

Nexus 6p was amazing with face details and low light was good
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] quimbexa:
Stock nightmode
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Sepero:
GCAM NIGHT SIGHT for OnePlus 6

https://www.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6-oneplus-6t-get-working-night-sight-mode-from-pixel-3/amp/
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Say "cheese", then rate this thread to express how photos taken with the OnePlus 6 come out. A higher rating indicates that photos offer rich color (without over-saturating), sharp detail (with all subjects in-focus), and appropriate exposure (with even lighting).

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] cyberz:
I wanted to buy it, but I was held back by this video:

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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Poloasis:
The software is not final, still in preview.