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[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] idkwhothatis123:
To echo much of the sentiment here. This is my first 1+ device. This thing is Incredible. Anyone who is hesitating, don't. This device runs way better than my P2XL ever did.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] joelosr20:
Feeling in hand, performance, battery life, screen. Overall is a WIN WIN!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Rajaasim1980:
can someone tell me about sound quality of this phone in speaker and headphone?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sruel3216:
Does it come with a case? I just ordered one today.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] dxdiag:
Yes, the OnePlus 6T comes with a very good case. Some Smartphone manufactures, like Xiaomi sends cases by default. But the cases are crap.

The case is so good that I will not buy another, maybe just an original case.

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A beautiful phone with amazing battery life and an under-display fingerprintreader!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sruel3216:
Nice I can't wait. I should get mine tomorrow! Finally get to use oneplus on Verizon!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] mlock420:
I never really wanted to leave the big name company phones like Samsung but I'm glad TMobile pick this up so I could experience other phones with that being said I'm more than impressed with this phone

A fast face unlock without looking award one quick look and your in ..and then finally I can use a in display fingerprint reader without having to import a phone to the u.s and pay over a grand upfront
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] combat goofwing:
My first one plus phone ,was always a HTC fan then jumped from them for the Nexus 6P ,last year took a leap and imported the essential phone ( which after updates ) was a excellent and second to none in build quality.Hand that over to the wife to get the 6T.

Have to say vey impressed so far ,love the screen ,the design and great battery life .,Just wish we could have a truly immersive full screen mode for apps by which I mean using the notification area as well .
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Odysseus1962:
A great premium handset at less than premium price. Amazing bang for the buck. Build quality is top notch, and OxygenOS has to be one of the best, almost pure, Android experiences out there.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] x111:
NO Headphone Jack 3.5 !!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] kickenwing13:
On my way from a 2XL. Should be here the 19th. I fought the urge to get the 3XL because I wasn't in love and yesterday one of my 8th graders knocked something into my phone and broke it so I used it as an excuse to try out the OnePlus. I'm nervous as hell
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Dedzdedz:
Just got mine today. Been away from android for about 8 months, almost bought the oneplus 6 but i really hate notches so i kept my iphone8plus and waited, waited... Finally oneplus did something i really like, a very small notch and inner screen fingerprint unlock. And here i am writing this on the midnight black 8gb, 128gb oneplus 6t, ordered on the 13th and got it today. My only complaint... They didn't include that fancy red fiber cloth ?. Also got the red sylicone case, type c bullets and the "wood" case.

For now i am just loving it, only thing i miss from the iPhone is... Nothing at all ?

#NeverSettle
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sostendorf:
OP6T Sound Quality

I actually think the speaker sounds pretty good. With all of the reviewers hating on it, I expected it to be much worse. The max volume is certainly not to the level of something like the Galaxy S9, but it isn't bad. The only real downside I've experienced is the fact that the speakers are only on one side. You can easily cover it up or if you have the speaker oriented away from you, it is more difficult to hear.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sruel3216:
Only thing I miss is the LED light. I got a note 9 about three weeks ago. Got the 6t yesterday. Was debating on keeping both but Samsung said they are getting rid of free themes...so peace!

6t is awesome tho. My first one since I'm on Verizon. They do the perfect software tweaks

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Right?! I got it yesterday and was expecting a trash speaker. It sounds perfectly fine to me. If I want good sound I'll connect my UE megaboom
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] foobar66:
I really like the 6T.

I had one of the first One+ 1 ... long time ago ...

I now came from a Galaxy S8 which is a very very nice phone.

I was the dev of the GoogleWiz rom on S8 (which made the S8 look like a pixel). Very nice.

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s8/development/rom-googlewiz-oreo-extreme-debloat-t3750641

But the S8 screen cracked and I bought the 6T.

After 1 week I really like it ... some personal comments:

- form factor of the S8 was lightly better IMHO ... the 6T is big biG bIG BIG ... have to get used to it

- S8 screen is still better ... but 6T more than good enough

- it took me 6 months to debloat fully the S8 and make it look like a pixel, with 6T, I managed this in 0.5 day ;)

- I am surprised so far how stable the 6T software is ... but then I have disabled most of it ...

- I did have 1 full crash (phone was dead) but with the help of XDA could recover it ... not quite sure what happened

- face recognition is extremely fast (not sure how safe it is)

- I still don't understand why I bought 256GB ... 128GB would have been more than enough ;)

- there are linux processes running which I find suspicious (e.g. engineering_mode, incident_helper, ...); I suspect they send data to One+ ... so have disabled them

- I still need to get my head around this A/B partitioning

- the built-in dark/back mode is very nice ... complement it with Substratum for making other apps black and you have a full black phone ... I really like that

- awesome battery like ... on my average usage 1.5 day

- I've put the Google Assistant with "OK Google recognition" and Google Wellbeing ...it's quite easy to get them working

- you must leave the One+ launcher to use some of the gestures ... that is a bit weird; I use Nova standard but when I removed the One+ launcher physically then the gestures did no longer work ... strange that this is not integrated in System UI

- I'm not clear what all the qti qualcomm bloatware is ... trying experimentally not to disable them one by one and see what the impact is

that's it for now
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jmsdvs:
Thanks for the bullet points. Mine is getting here tomorrow coming from a Note 8. Had the pixel and nexus and missed the Android experience. I heard nothing but good things about OnePlus and decided to jump ship. Looking forward to more of your review!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] lermajm9:
I love every new phone I get. This one is no different. Coming from a 3+ years old Moto X Pure that no longer held charge, and the charging port was wonky. It's great they're almost exactly the same size, but the 6T's screen and battery are relatively gigantic.

Very happy OnePlus is finally on Verizon. Craving their phones for a long time, and the 6T didn't disappoint. Ordered it as soon as it was available - delivered on November 5th (beating their shipping estimate by 2 days). Best phone I've ever had.

The only phone I got burned on is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus - they had a bug on Verizon that would randomly mute the Nexus caller in certain regions (I was in one of them), and Verizon, Samsung and Google kept blaming the issue on each other for far too long before it was eventually fixed. Never going back to Samsung after that.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] bladesss:
OP6T is amazing, true love :) (I have 8/128 version, midnight black)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Maymia:
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[/COLOR]The OP6T is amazing. It is a true flagship device with great features at affordable price.

The main thing that I love about this device is the

Screen fingerprint

Drop notch:)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] AlanDS:
Overall a good phone. On screen fingerprint is amazing. I am coming from Samsung S7 Edge.

I have 8GB/128GB Mirror Black A6013
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sruel3216:
Phone keeps getting better and better with every update. I love how fast OP is pushing updates and listening to their users.

Fingerprint scanner is faster on 9.0.7 and I love the native audio eq! The headphone quality has greatly improved.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Lepa79:
Meanwhile, T-MOBILE version is still on OOS 9.0 lol.

Glad to hear the finger print scanner is faster though. It's not the phones best quality.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sruel3216:
I agree. But luckily it can be optimized with updates.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] BillyMcXIX:
I'm really enjoying my 6T.

I bought it at launch so have spent a while with it now. The one thing that really bugs me about the phone is how curved the edges are of the screen. If you enable navigation gestures the corners of the screen often cut off icons/text on the screen. If you don't know what I'm talking about then compare the 6T to the 6. I can't post any image links since this is my first post :o so if you want to know what I'm talking about you can Google a comparison between both screens. The corners on the 6 are much sharper than the 6T. I really prefer using navigation gestures but this annoyed me so much that I started using the pixel pill nav bar which of course pushes the display up and away from the edges. Yes, this is not a major issue, I know. That's the only nitpick I have about the phone. Otherwise I'm really happy with it. I'm just not sure why they changed it to this.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] miligra5:
Re: s on the games are expect

THANK YOU
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Puddies:
Overall love! I am coming from a Galaxy S8+ and I can say that the performance of the 6T is amazing!

Samsung? Never ever again. :)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] AndyBury:
Samsung fanboys first impressions.

I have been a bit of a Samsung fanboy for the last 10 years or so, because I have liked their hardware specification and general looks. But after a bad experience with a hardware fault and being told that as I had rooted the phone, I would not be having it repaired under warranty. So, I took the seller to small claims court and got a full refund.

I don’t need much from rooting, to be able to add call recording and to be able run Adaway.

I spent the 2 months waiting for the courts to do there thing, to do a little research into which phone I would be buying next, my list looked a bit like this:

Samsung Note 9 512GB	My normal brand top of its specs.

Huawei Mate 20 Pro	Great camera and some nice new ideas.

OnePlus 6T	Newish company that seems to not mind rooting.

As I did more research, I learned that Huawei had stopped letting its users root their phones at all This alone got them removed from my list.

After some days thinking about rooting, I thought that Samsung’s (and most manufacture’s) policy’s on rooting was unreasonable in this day and age. I would not accept a laptop or PC that blocked root access, so why should I with a phone?

After a little time on my PC, OnePlus’s name came up again as a phone company the was not like the rest. It had a refreshing view of allowing its users to ROOT! This was mind blowing to me after years of being a closet rooter I could come out from the shadows in to the light.

So, at Christmas having a little more time on my hands I ordered a OnePlus 6T McLaren, for no other reason than I liked the look of it.

Having had the OnePlus 6T McLaren for a week now I am blown away with the thing. It looks great and is fast. I love the Oxygen OS (not loaded Nova yet, No need). I have not rooted it yet ether, though I probably will in the not too distant future, as the bloody Ad’s on android are a pain. I did load jOnePlus Tools to enable call recording (OnePlus please sort this out In the UK call recording is fine).

Already had one system update, as an Ex-Samsung man I will have to get used to system updates. ;)

No Bloatware, Nice.

Nice phone case in box, Wow.

Screen protector factory fitted, Nice touch.

Even a letter from the company MD.

First Impressions of this phone:

Great.

Great product at a great price, with a great community. I have a feeling I have found a new home.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] S51B14:
You could try to use Brave Browser. Since I began using it, I see no need to root my phone. The Brave Browser includes some kind of Ad-blocking
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] @dom@:
Great device but unfortunately with very bad apps and launcher!!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sostendorf:
I agree that the apps are limited, but I'm kind of glad. I don't like having a bunch of manufacturer apps I'll never use. What don't you like about the launcher? I think it is the best launcher if any phone I've used, including the pixel. It is so fast...
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] ram4ufriends:
Overall best device.. but the aggressive memory management though.... No matter what I do (turning off all optimizations), apps get closed after sometime...
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] VenkatNishanth:
This phone is a complete beast when it comes to performance.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] richard9601:
Hi guys, I'm planning to buy new phone (my S7 edge just broke) so im confused between OnePlus 6t and Samsung Note 9. I already saw few videos, camera , screen seems ok but Im rlly confused. How about the software updates? How common gets security updates and how many major updates are supported ? Cause Samsung don't give a shot about it lol... And how about the user experience??And somebody can show me a real photo about the phone's front pls ? It's rlly hard choice...
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] da4kgr3y:
Bad fingerprint scanner... Its optical, but uptrasonic is better.

Also no code sources fo fp so no fo support in the custom roms.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] PattayaGlock:
Goodby $1200 Iphones!!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] @dom@:
As already written by other people, it's a great phone in performance, but I really hate a lot of other things! What I don't like?

1) About the launcher? I'm happy to use Nova... there is no comparison, stop!! 2 default windgets!! WoW :rolleyes:

2) The fingerprint sensor is ridiculous! :crying:

3) So many settings but some are very difficult and not intuitive to find, and missing other important ones. No action allowed for system apps.

4) Ambient display and Lockscreen customization, like status bar/quick settings lock, meteo... And it is not possible to use another lockscreen app with fingerprint function.

5) "Quick call/Favorite contacts" and "History calls" are the same thing in this phone. :mad:

6) Vibration power is to much weak. I every time lose 2 of 3 calls or notifications with the phone in the pocket in vibration mode!

7) We want to discuss about the background/battery app optimization?

7) And camera app?? :(

.....

And four months ago this wasn't the cheapest phone!!!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sostendorf:
I'm not sure what you are comparing the 6t to, but it sounds like you are probably not happy with any phone you've ever purchased. Understanding that this is subjective, this is the first phone I've used in years where I did not run Nova. There are things about the Samsung and Pixel interfaces that were limiting, but not OxygenOS. I tried running Nova, but ended up moving back to stock because I liked it so much. The fingerprint reader is not at all bad. In fact it is pretty fast as long as you put your finder in a consistent position or train it a few times. While the options on the lock screen are limited, you have everything on it a normal person would want. Yes, the quick call/favorite contacts, etc are the same app, but that’s the same on the stock android devices. I'm not sure what background and battery optimizations you are talking about. I can routinely leave a ton of apps open and not have them reload. Even if they were reloading, it would be well worth the crazy good batter life.

The camera is the only place that falls signifantly short for me.

In the end, you can regret your decision to purchase it if you want, but I'm personally holding onto this one for as long as I can. I didn't have any desire to move to the Galaxy S10 when it was released, but I guess we'll see what this year's pixel brings.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] TheGorf:
I purchased my phone in November '18. Since then it has never reliably worked. I have fought and fought with OnePlus. Their customer support is absolutely HORRIBLE. I have documented my adventure with them here:

https://www.whootis.com/my-terrible-experience-with-the-oneplus-6t-an-awful-phone-from-an-awful-company/

Based on my interactions with OnePlus, I can say that I will never ever recommend them to anyone I know.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] NupurVaidya:
Absolute love

My brother has been gifted Oneplus 6T by his girlfriend. I check on his phones daily to see how the phone works under my extreme usage. Let me tell you that it is one of the best phones I have ever witnessed, just complete brilliance. Its feel, multi tasking while being smooth is some of the multiple features I love about this phone. My next phone will be from Oneplus series as I cannot afford it now (lol).
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Johnston616:
Out of all android devices that have tried, One Plus always amazes me. Battery life, speed, whole phone fitting in hand thing.. its amazing for me.

Was very fond of Apple face recognition, but the speed and accuracy that 6T offers just blew me away, as for me, it has no competitors.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] pantypants:
wait for next generation

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get one from China at first time, cool!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Assassin21:
Well it's great to be back to AOSP, it has been a while since my Galaxy Nexux back in the day :D
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] PaulDnoOb:
got the phone for a week now, and I must say I'm loving it, just missing flashing custom ROM's but coming from a Pocophone, It's a much better experience, camera is way better, even without gcam mod, the camera can stand by itself, the fingerprint scanner is not on par with regular fps, it's like the introduction of fps days, but that's just my pet peeve talking
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] TAMARETTE:
I'm coming from an S8+ as my daily driver. Got the phone through t-mobile a week ago as a replacement for my Note5 which still runs great but I use it for my Internet 24/7 as I live somewhere with very bad internet. Have been using Samsung forever and got the OnePlus on a lark, intending to use this in place of my Note5 as my new router for internet. When I got it I so loved it that now my S8+ is tethered and serving as my internet backbone and the OnePlus is my daily driver. Twice the phone for half the price and I'm LOVING the fingerprint sensor. Best phone I've ever owned.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] doggydog2:
not my brand of flagships

i was looking around here, thinking that this is so mod-friendly brand to invest to.. but then i looked at the different flashing instructions and it's all nightmare like usual.. (boot here, boot there, do this in this order that order, no OTA, no flashing from Settings in case of root).. So it's the same horror like on other brands including lack of core features in some cases (fingerprint, in case of Samsung it's usually Bluetooth audio) in case of xposed/root. LG looks most mod friendly nowadays.

Then i realized how bloody expensive this model is for the value.

I mean it costs more than S9, but taking away so much: the Qi, the IP, the jack, the SD card. And if you dig into details, it's even worse: they implement super slow USB2 via TypeC.. they cut cost in the model, which is dependent on it as there's no SD card. Let's say you're fast charging enthusiast and have wireless chargers and fast cable chargers all across the place (home, car, office etc). Oneplus will hit you twice: not only you won't charge wirelessly, but won't charge fast either. As again, they cut cost and don't implement QC. No sane person will now start collecting their "special 4A" chargers.. Nope. It's not future proof. Only real output <7W via all these QC2/3/4 chargers you collected in years. 0W via all those Qi5/10/15W you collected. Add lousy brightness, lack of stereo, lack of tons of high end software features (Smart Stay, advanced screenshot, interactive AOD, s-pen OCR and many more) and you do realize the best thing on this model is the OS and the attached screen foil. The price is unjustified. They actually fool people very well with this.. I think RND for high end software features and licensing (IP, Qi, QC, SDXC etc) is worth north of 200$. You existing charging equipment might be worth same. They must have juicy margins as the price corresponds to s10+ if you do the math.

As a standard longterm flagship owner, i see the catch. It is low value. With probably a great snappy vanilla OS (i'm impressed).. but.. you can go AOSP on any brand (however you lose good camera, and Bluetooth often). Unfortunately, there's nothing but Samsung usable and rootable once again. Nothing else. Even LG V50, just like V40, just like V35 won't have fingerprint reader under display. What a great model V30 was. Huawaei is root unfriendly. And that's it. That's what is literally printed in gsmarena phone finder. What ****ty times for the industry.. All got corrupt by the fingerprint readers in the back and hunt for display to body ratio.. S7 generation was the peak.

Coming next: Xiaomi Mi 9, Nokia 9, Axon 10, P30, V50. Either low end or low participation in forums historically (or rootability). Nokia 9 stands out as Nokia 8 was pretty busy so might a good precedent for future although have no idea what is this brand nowadays. Otherwise, nothing to look for in future. Just Samsung. Like 10 years ago. Keep doing the same, add +1 every year to the model name and buy it. That's what's happening in flagship market.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] GDane1:
This phone is simply badass!!!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Locoman_:
I'm on the first week with my 6T. It's amazing! I've been rocking a Nexus 6 since forever and really didn't want to leave it but lately I kept having hardware issues.

So I'm keeping the 6T unrooted and stock for now and with the level of customization it has, I'm not in a rush to change things. It's so nice to have a stable device.

For the money, nothing can beat this beast.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] richard9601:
Hi anyone can show me a screen on time ? :DD
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] K.khiladi:
I am literally in love with this device. No crashes whatsoever. Smooth. Fast.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] The_Ace:
The phone on the whole is a lovely package and does its job perfectly
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] kamiller42:
Very good phone with a great OS. A few compromises. But for the price, excellent.

The biggest omission that needs a remedy is no headphone jack. And if you think it's an acceptable loss, you either are using crappy earphones/headphones or suffering from hearing loss. Bluetooth can't touch wired. I'm coming from the LG V series w/quad DAC, which is the best phone audio I've ever heard.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] hodgestl:
Thanks for insulting all the 6T users who enjoy their audio! We all have crappy earphones (maybe we weren't smart enough to buy good ones!) or we're deaf! Really a nice statement in a thread dedicated to expressing love for the phone. I guess that' to be expected in 2019. Most online users feel they have to be flaming someone! Congrats! You flamed us all!
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