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[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] moccor:
Lolol done. Anyway, I am sure some custom ROMs will add those 'features' for princess :highfive: . Funnily those are some of the first things I disable, because when I want a phone I want it to do things and to do them quick, which the OP6T does the best. I would hope most people choose a phone based on quality/reliability and not trying to impress them with headphone jacks and screen animations.

tl;dr - if you buy this phone with intention of trying to show off your sexy headphone jack hole and slow screen animations... DON'T, this phone doesn't have either. Just a heads up to any potential people looking into buying one
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] veatesia:
Android didn't have any animation before iOS. They don't follow and add all those in for no reason. Google didn't introduce all the standard animation in their Material guide for no reason. Animations don't exist for no reason. It is to make the user experience more smooth and natural between transitions, scientifically proven. It's OK if you don't like it, but it's not only for 'princesses' so please be polite. And surprisingly, OnePlus added a super redundant, flourished animation when you turn on/off airplane mode but none for such basic things. A quick slide down like when you unlock locked apps slows nothing down.

By the way, why do you have such a strong objection at me when I talk about aesthetics in a thread discussing about aesthetics?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Causical:
This conversation was golden... Why'd you stop ?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] neonixxx:
I think it is arguably the most attractive device OnePlus has ever made (only other contender is the 5T). It's a serious improvement over the OP6, IMO. They made the top and bottom edges of the phone more flat so that you don't have that awkward flat edge of the screen next to the arched edge of the phone like on the OP6, which just felt weird. The chin is so minimized, you don't notice it much, especially if you don't use a case. And of course, the notch is not only less obstructive, but it's actually very chic and aesthetically-pleasing to me. I absolutely love the teardrop (and rounded corners), so much so, that I now actually prefer white/light themed apps over black ones that hide the shape of the screen! The rounded corners are a little extreme, which doesn't cause any usability problems, but you may notice some very minor nitpicky aesthetic things in some instances because apps simply weren't designed with this shape in mind (they assume a 90-degree screen corner), so sometimes some things just don't mesh well with the rounded corners, but nothing is ever blocked or anything like that.

I also think the back is very attractive, with or without a case. The cameras being vertical and centered is the most aesthetic placement if you ask me. And without that ugly, awkward, squircle-shaped fingerprint reader the OP6 had, it looks very sleek. So once again, they really improved the aesthetic over the 6. Overall, I think it looks very futuristic and aesthetically, I think it may be my favorite phone I've owned.

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I find it hilarious and befuddling that he mentions the headphone jack as a "sexy" feature to "show off"...? :confused: Lolwut. If anything, removing it is a benefit to the aesthetic (however minor) because now the bottom edge can be symmetrical without a hole on one side. But honestly, I have never, ever, ever seen any single person at all mention the headphone jack as an aesthetic feature. :eek: People want it for the functionality of being able to use wired headphones without carrying a dongle. Duh.

The fact that anyone would try to put that sort of spin on it just makes me believe he is an OnePlus fanboy and will follow whatever OP does and change his opinion based on what features they do or don't release in their latest phone, lol. Also seems like your typical elitist who thinks he is better than everyone else because he shaves off an incomprehensible hair of a second each time he opens an app. :rolleyes:
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] veatesia:
I agree. The 6T is the most expensive phone I've ever had, but I just-have-to let the phone bare without any case on because it looks so good. In face, it's almost perfect to me, with the only flaw being the lack of a proper unlock animation (I think Realme has it, but it's too slow. A slide like apps unlocking will be great).

And yeah, IKR, "sexy headphone jack hole" lololol
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] tokuzumi:
I really like the design of the 6T. Probably the most aesthetically pleasing notch I've seen on a phone yet. I do wish the headphone jack was there, though. Not the end of the world, as I don't use headphones very often. But I prefer not to carry around dongles to convert one plug to another. Just something to lose, and not really an acceptable compromise. I wonder how much longer Samsung will keep the headphone jack?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] :
Same
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] mssshahul:
Root mi n pro 5
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Paresh Kalinani:
Did anyone get a misplaced camera?

The 6T just arrived yesterday, it felt really good 'cause I was coming from the ages old OnePlus One.

And boom! I had this feeling that the camera on my phone is misplaced. Both rear cameras are not in the centre, they're a bit above the centre.

Could anyone please help here? I just got one friend out here who has a 6T and comparing the two I do see some difference.

Should I care about this misplacement? I'll get a replacement if I report it within 10 days so yeah, do tell me if anyone knows about this and if I should really care and report it or is it not a big deal and just fine. The phone is perfect - those cameras work perfectly, I tested them individually by the tests in *#808# and both work.

Attaching some images of my phone and also one that I found on the internet (which I feel has the same issue?)

I've marked the cam in yellow and the asymmetrical hollow space around it in green.

(It's the 256GB model by the way)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] BHUSHAN7988:
Don't think twice go for replacement

That small difference will always come out of nowhere to bother you
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] ï¿½ONï¿½:
You unintentionally might've bought yourself a refurbished one or a manual replaced mobo. on final manufacturer quality inspection? My brand-new OP6T's cams are aligned perfectly according to it's housing.

As long as the actual cams are able to peek freely trough those tiny holes, I wouldn't be too worried. The 2 SBS cams on the back should be always aligned correctly to each other because of the fixed layout on a single PCB.

Seems to work correctly, so I guesse it's only a cosmetical flaw, wich is in terms of manufacturer guarantee often questionable..
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jazzgott:
The stupidest design I have ever encountered. Every time I want to change volume I take a screenshot, because the volume rocker is on the exactly same height as the power button, so naturally when you grab the phone you press both. Seriously, what planet do you have to be from to be able to do it differently?? SMH...
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 6T 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 6T  Real Life Review] georgiapi:
Will the Midnight Black 8GB Ram 256Mem have a metal back?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Funk Wizard:
All the models will have glass back just like the six. Please wait for the launch to know if there are any limited versions this time around. Let's wait and watch.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] H4X0R46:
More than anything, I'd LOVE if they had a red version on launch day! I'll choose it without a second thought!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] SuraLink:
yeah in China we have both Red version and “Avengers Red“ version
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] H4X0R46:
That bums me out. In the USA here we only have mirror black and midnight black. Our color choice is literally black or black lol
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] gthmcty1:
The phone feels very good in the hadn very well built, doesn't feel cheap at all (at least not me) previous phones before this Iphone X, GP3xl, Note 9 and LG v30 and this phone feels like it could ge=ive them all a run for the money! Totatlly worth the money!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Maymia:
How's the glass back? Is it too slippery? Curious, excited and yet little worried, too.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] gthmcty1:
The glass back is somewhat slippery but I immediately threw on the case that came with the phone, if you rock the phone without a case its definitely a fingerprint magnet.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] geminium:
Well, in my case, I've discovered few things: a tiny scratch in the lower left corner of back panel; a small bent by the SIM eject slot. I guess I can live with it :cowboy:
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Da-mour:
Oneplus 6t poor quality

Hello,

I just bought this smartphone is the build quality is mediocre .. it's not worth 600 € ... The button for the vibrator at the game and the loudspeaker speaker higher and half obstructed ...

pity I can not post the pictures ..

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:(
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Please, no "that's what she said" jokes. Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 6T 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.

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[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] volantis:
I prefer a slightly wider phone and it's a little hard to reach the top of the screen with one hand.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] naja09:
Feels awesome. Only thing that I hate are the borders.

The plastic layer between the display and the metal frame (shock absorber) has a sharp border in the edges.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jazzgott:
Utterly dumb. Every time you want to turn the volume down you take a screenshot because of the idiotic positioning of the volume rocker and the power key. Seriously, the stupidest phone I ever owned in that regard.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Are you comfortable in your own skin? Is your phone comfortable in its skin? Rate this thread to express how you deem the skin on the OnePlus 6T. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it adds just the right amount of features, it's visually pleasing, and overall it's additive to the experience. If this is a Nexus phone (you didn't think we hand-wrote all of these prompts, did you?) then use this rating to indicate how the latest version of Android looks to you.

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[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] H4X0R46:
If you ask me, OxygenOS is the best thing about this device! I've always perfered stock Android over anything, so I always went with Nexus! Now that Nexus is gone, I'm finding I like OxygenOS MORE! It's like stock with features that no other OEM has put thought into and I LOVE IT!!! I've always used custom roms on all of my phones, but I don't even think this one NEEDS IT!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] ibraheeemz:
My word:good:

Exactly I've been doing the same since G1, and this is the first time I opted out of Nexus and bought OP6T,

Feels like a native Google device to me! Perfect!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Unghiutza:
IMHO, OxygenOS is the best skin of android. I prefer it even to stock android
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] sostendorf:
Agreed. I've tried stock and oem. This is the smoothest and easiest to use of any.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] CHH2:
Have a love hate relationship with the choices Oneplus makes. Gestures? Love them. The fact that the phone wants to make photos and new photo folders for no good reason? Nope. Big Nope. It's just not as easy to set things up to operate as they were on past phones. Oneplus needs to stop idolizing Apple, who makes things much harder than they need to be.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Rayan:
I am loving OOS! But I would love it even more with a true pure black interface theme. The current one is just dark grey.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Rijul30:
I always wanted to have stock android but OOS is very similar to stock android with extra features. That is the main reason I chose OP keeping the price aside. But there are some features which I would like to have in OOS like the now playing feature on pixel.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Lacster:
I love how oos isn't bloated, the amount of customisations that can be done and how good the battery life on the rom is! :)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how well you can see the OnePlus 6T's display outdoors. In case you've been playing Minecraft for 18 months straight, you might not known how to get outside anymore. Well, find the door and walk through it. A higher rating indicates that it has very high maximum brightness and thus fantastic outdoor visibility in direct sunlight.

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[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Jose-MXL:
Ok well here I go, I see a ton of views in this section but no comments.

First of all, I'm coming from a Moto Z2 Play and a OnePlus 3T:

The screen brightness of the OnePlus 6T is the major letdown I ever had, it is miserable, sad, despicable... Here is the deal, if I set the screen to 100% brightness in the O6T, it equals to anywhere around 85% or less of the max brightness in my 1 year old Moto Z2 Play !! also, the OnePlus 3T is brighter than the O6T by a tiny notch, but I have to add that my OnePlus 3T is 2 years old and noticeably lost its max brightness, but it still beats the O6T!!!!

If you are wondering about my device, I went to 2 T-mobile stores in the area and compared brightness, they are the same as my unit, so it is safe to say that the O6T is a disappointing device when it comes to screen brightness...

I will edit this post if I get more info or if I need to correct something.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] wilpang:
Does the Oneplus 6T support a HDR10 display?

I had the Xiaomi Mi8 Pro and that did.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Sammae7:
Looks good on maximum brightness, or very close to it, but anything else looks quite dim.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] AarSyl:
I must say that the screen is quite dim. I have to keep the phone at 65% or more while indoors to get good visibility from the phone. Not sure what that's about, but highly disappointed.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] mickyjs:
i found the built in ambient brightness kept setting a little dark and was slow to react to going out into sunlight. switched to velis auto brightness and it is fine now.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jake21:
thanks for the comments. Was comparing this phone to a couple of others for a blackfriday purchase. Sounds like this one is hard to view outside.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] interfreak:
I have zero issues with mine in direct sunlight.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] geminium:
I had to get ElementalX's HBM app to uncover the hidden 40%+ brightness of the screen.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Puddies:
I dont know this app, yet. Does this app work on OnePlus 6T without rooting it?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] geminium:
My apologies I didn't mention it. It has to be rooted
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Reuben_skelz92:
I find the screen itself bright enough. Just the auto brightness is a bit aggressive and can set it too low
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] naja09:
But the auto brightness is learning!

It was constantly to low on my phone too. But I dragged it higher every time it was to low. After 1 week of annoying adjusting, it's working fine now!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jeff7424:
For those who complains that they have to dial up the brightness slider:

I was like you too, complaining about the auto brightness. However, it has now changed to "adaptive brightness", meaning it learns from your preference. Just turn it on and manually adjust when the auto adjustment doesn't suit you, after a week or two it will get better thanks to machine learning in the system that will learn your preferences.

Also, I remember reading somewhere that the brightness slider now adjusts the brightness in a logarithmic scale instead of linear on older versions of Android.

You can read more about adaptive brightness from an article by Android Authority:

https://www.androidauthority.com/android-pie-adaptive-brightness-927080/

(Also if you are interested, and geeky enough :P, you can read this excellent article on Android Pie's logarithmic brightness curve here: https://medium.com/@Tunji_D/reverse...ies-logarithmic-brightness-curve-ecd41739d7a2)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Hubird:
The screen brightness is great indoors but not bright enough (even with auto brightness off and on the max setting) for use outside on a sunny day.

Anyone who says otherwise isn't being honest with themselves, with us or possibly both.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] spg900ny:
Ha! I wondered why I was so much less annoyed with the auto brightness in the last couple of weeks. Thanks for the tip!

Gotta say, have loved the battery life. I like my screen bright and for a while it forced me to behave.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] gege0202:
have you a link for this app please?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] geminium:
Here we go

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.hbmwidget
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] gege0202:
thank you and what setting do you use?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] geminium:
You're welcome.

Nothing's fancy with the settings, I think I just made it auto (I believe everything's is by defaults)
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] __NBH__:
I use the hbm app too but I put the brightness slider in the settings all the way up so the high brightness mode only kicks in when the normal auto brightness is at maximum.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] MarcRam26:
Will you recommend this mobile?
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] shihte:
No

No outdoor visibility is non you hardly see anything cannot use the phone outside when is sunny weather
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] ecompton59:
*#808# turn up max brightness in hidden menu
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jacekbla:
little dim

should be brhighter to my liking but i recommend to flash renovate ICE mod/rom which has high brightness mode that unlocks 6T full bright potential outdoors
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] bicho_zgz:
Hi, but if you change this Value, is the same as if you moved the brightness adjustment bar.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] jogibear:
I just want to add my endorsement for Velis Auto brightness (Google Play store) and thank [MENTION=7406771]mickyjs[/MENTION] for the recommendation. I wish I had known about this app a long time ago.

While I knew that Google's (not Oneplus') implementation of adaptive brightness would eventually learn my preferences for brightness over time, I found it tedious to keep setting and adjusting my brightness level in order to "teach" the OS. Even after much "teaching" over the space of a couple of weeks I did not feel that adaptive brightness had "learned" very much.

I switched to Velis after reading this post. It is superb.

There are 3 "presets" specifically for AMOLED screen devices (as the 6T obviously is) and the "Amoled bright" setting pretty much matched my tastes. The "Amoled" and "Amoled Dim" settings should suit others out of the box too. I have not even felt the need even to tamper with the basic profile to tweak for my tastes - it just works out of the box. It does , however, look to be infinitely customisable to taste through the light graph on the main interface.

There are several other presets for other screen technologies but I decided to stick with an Amoled specific one.

The only other settings I have changed are :

I enabled "Start when screen turns on" because personally I found the screen too dark prior to unlocking the phone. This setting allows Velis to set the brightness to the perfect level as soon as the screen comes on but before unlocking it. Some people might not want this if they have notifications set to turn on the screen though. It is off by default when you install.

I also enabled the proximity sensor setting but this is just to compensate for me being clumsy on occasion and accidentally covering the light sensor with my finger or palm on occasion.

I have been so happy that I even bought the Tasker plugin through the in-app purchase just as a way of supporting the developer.
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] Rayan:
Not quite impressed, if I bump the screen brightness to 100% it looks acceptable, but as soon as you go indoors and want to save battery if you lower just a bit of brightness, then the screen goes dark so much. In other words, the brightness scale is totally wrong. Basically too dark or too bright with almost no in-between difference. Also, if you bump the brightness to 90-100%, then kiss your screen on-time goodbye!
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] pooltoshe:
Thank you

:good::rolleyes:
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] F5:ed:
Thumbs up for this app :good::good:
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] MightySashiman:
yeah, except it is a nightmare to keep that damn app running and detecting when to switch on or off HBM mode
[OnePlus 6T  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the OnePlus 6T's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.

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[P3600 General] pierficc56:
Hi all!

from at least 4/5 monts i have this problem with my HTC P3600:

when i try to tap BLUETOOTH EXPLORER icon in menu start > programms, my htc dont start to found a new device,nothing happens .

Have someone this problem?

Bye,

Piero.

Salve ragazzi da 4/5 mesi ho questo problema con il mio HTC P3600:

quando provo a fare una scansione dei dispositivi bluetooth attraverso l'icona

dal menu start > programmi, si apre la finestra di ricerca senza che nulla accade, mentre prima appariva la lentina in movimento , i dispositivi trovati e le cartelle da poter esplorare.

Qualcuno di voi ha lo stesso problema e può aiutarmi?

grazie in anticipo

Piero.
[P3600 General] corfou:
First check all the bluetooth parameters (I guess it's done )

Which radio version did u use and when have u change it ?
[P3600 General] telemarker:
hi..... the same problem for me...

the all settings bluetooth it's ok ,

the lens search not running and the software don't ask me to switch on bluetooth when is OFF.

i thing, the problem to reside in ftp explorer.
[P3600 General] pierficc56:
i have original wm5 version with Feature Pack v.5.1.465 (Build 15673.3.3.1)

if i make hard reset, this function return normal.

Probably one of the software that i have installed, cause the problem.
[P3600 General] pppppp:
Not your fault package / WM´s fault

HI!

I had already given up, because I couldn´t find any other version which works on Wizard WM5. This is THE ONLY ONE. It wasn´t anywhere else.

I repeat. BT FTP (aka Bluetooth Explorer) working on Windows Mobile 5!

The original came from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=2622811

I uploaded it here:

http://www.4shared.com/file/62423482/d23067bb/JUVS_HTC_BTFtpClient_KAISER_1_1_29958_1.html

Cheers!
[OnePlus 6T  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 6T's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.

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