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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Andrewp87:
Finally I am giving it a try for OP phone, just curious about how many years OP phone can still perform this comfortably fast for daily usage? maybe ex owner of OP3 or 3T can share some experience?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] daitalos:
My opinion is Yes, OP7 is fast device...Of course, OOS Rom also plays an important role in the overall performance of the device

I'm using OOS10.0.1 GM57AA & yesterday I got the latest update and everything is going better

(I have 8gb ram+256gb rom version)
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] wmunn:
Like any phone running android OS, you build up clutter in the storage, cache etc... over months of use, which slowly bogs everything down somewhat. This combined with upgrading to newer versions of Android over the course of time, eventually it's best to completely wipe the device and start fresh to get that snap back.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] rohit1102:
Used op3 for 3 years before getting the op7

I never used a more reliable phone as op3. At the end of 2.5 years the only problem that op3 gave was low sound, & low call quality.
[OnePlus 7 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 7. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] siamlian:
OnePlus 7 - App Launch Speed Test. ( OP7 is just too fast)

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[OnePlus 7 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 7 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the OnePlus 7 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.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Andrewp87:
I don't know if OP phone always be this fast, little bit regret I didn't get OP along time ago
[OnePlus 7 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 7 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".

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[OnePlus 7 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 7 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.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] RaduNastase:
It gets quite warm while playing VERY cpu intensive games (emulators) for more than 30 minutes. The positive is that the CPU doesn't throttle, or it throttles very subtle when this happens, so the performance remains smooth all the way.
[OnePlus 7 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 7'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.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Say "cheese", then rate this thread to express how photos taken with the OnePlus 7 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).

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] meltbanana:
cheese :D

came from a poco f1 and I'm impressed by OP7 color accuracy and photo fidelity, nice one ...

bokeh and indoor shots excellent too
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] tandro:
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Night shot
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] akshit lohani:
I am planning to buy op7 is that a good upgrade from poco f1 or should i walt
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Ski-lleR:
Photo quality are vert good, look how my cat have nice color :

Compared to my Xperia Z2 its days and nights
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] meltbanana:
it's a good upgrade due to OIS and build quality and I got the 256MB/8GB version for €428 but I think now I'd rather pick a 7 pro or 7t, theres still more cam detail. indeed the poco f1 can do great photos too but it's a safe bet to take excellent shots with an OP7.

^gcam7@oos10.0.1

^officialcam@oos10.0.1
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Navaneeth P:
My Device is now running on android 10

The stock oneplus camera app is super choppy in the 240fps slow Mo mode and there is terrible frame skipping.

What should i do to fix this.

It's utterly unusable now.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] techyrock:
Been on many phones, ever since my Pixel 2XL no phone just blew me away, honestly with OP7 you don't even need a GCam I love how a the pictures from its stock Cam app are
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Your friends are never going to believe what you did. The only way to prove it to them is with that video you took. Rate this thread to express how videos shot on the OnePlus 7 come out. A higher rating indicates that videos are smooth (and not choppy) and that auto-focus works very well, and that the camera adjusts quickly to different lighting conditions while recording.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Madaditya:
Hi There,

Got my OnePlus7 today and found the slow motion video to have a screen flicker in it.

Might be able to post a sample video later

Just wanting to hear from others if they face the same issue
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] frief:
Was the slow motion video taken with natural light or with electric light?

(With electric light from an AC source some flicker with slow motion video would not be unexpected)
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] DevilRockr:
I dont have such flickering issue in any of the conditions
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] kshitij84:
Finding all videos very blurry, not the ones shot but YouTube etc they're not sharp
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] RaduNastase:
I always have stutter when recording and again when playbacking it. Either in 30 or 60 fps, there's always stutter. Stock, non rooted.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] ecopat:
Not Great, Not Terrible
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're beautiful and everyone knows it. That's why you take selfies. Rate this thread to express how the front-facing camera of the OnePlus 7 performs. A higher rating indicates that the front camera produces fantastic results consistently.

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[Off-topic] lazyboy0172:
the teachers at our school use them to unlock doors, and i want to know if its possible to emulate one so i can get access, its for an elaborate senior prank, nothing bad, we just want to put a town landmark inside the school all stealth-like. we have permission to take the landmark from the owner as long as we dont damage it, but in the spirit of it being a senior prank, we dont think getting permission from the school would be very cool.

i found this, but i dont know if it will serve my purpose:

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/security/907a/

it says i can use a tag and see all sorts of details about it and use it in 'various ways', and i could get a teachers tag for a minute to scan it, but i cant steal it because they report them stolen and then the codes dont work anymore. but i dont want to drop $100 if it wont even work, even if the other applications of that kit are badass. that's a pretty steep price for 'maybe'.

so i come here, i'm not a member of many forums but people here seem to be pretty damn technically inclined. i'm no idiot myself, but i havent done much in wireless tech. any help would be much appreciated, thanks.
[Off-topic] the-equinoxe:
You could clone a RFID without having physical acces to the RFID.

As soon as the card is swiped it sends a signal which can be sniffed.

Sometimes that is just enough.

proxmark3 is a handy open source device to experiment with. ;)

But there are others too..

I have seen one in credit card format once (forgot the name though :( ).
[Off-topic] ultraprimeomega:
thats why its a good idea to have someone in the inside...lol

good old times when i used to help the tech guy
[Off-topic] dgaud007:
I worked with RFID tags for a while a couple of years ago. There are several types (standards) so be careful, the device you link to is for 125Khz type tags, but there are others "tuned" to 13.456 Mhz and so forth. Further more, most of them (or at least the Phillips IC's) include a security register (AFI) which contains a special number that your reader must know to detect those tags during the "inventory" process. And maybe also, if the programmers are really paranoid, they probably put some encrypted data inside the tag!

I guess I would start by taking a look at the part numbers / manufacturer of the readers and search the internet for their specs, and go from there.

Nothing is easy these times...Good luck!
[Off-topic] JimmyMcGee:
I've always personally preferred Social Engineering If I had a choice. A long time ago for our Senior Prank we had to get inside. We didn't have fancy RFID but standard Keys. People were talking about stealing keys. But that seemed to severe. What we ended up doing was exploiting the Human factor.

What we first tried was to get the Janitor to let one of us in to retrieve something from our locker. Then we would let to others in, but he wasn't near a door. But We noticed the "hip" teacher was in his classroom. You know the hip teach, "Don't call me Mr. Jones, call me Ted." We were able to get him to open the door for one of us and that person distracted him while the rest of us snuck (sneaked?) in and did the deed.
[Off-topic] GSLEON3:
Senior Prank huh, like stealing the test answers for that final???
[Off-topic] Gronk_n_Skank:
Beware of Big Brother
[Off-topic] chikoo:
What happened to the good old idea of hiding within the building and open it from the inside during the night when you want to move the landmark???
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
There! Something just happened! Did you take a picture of it? Rate this thread to express how fast the OnePlus 7 can go from "zero to picture". A higher rating indicates that launching the camera app and taking a photo is extremely fast such that you never miss an important moment, like when your cat attacks the couch again.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you hand your phone to granny to take a photo of you, can she get the job done? Rate this thread to express how you deem the OnePlus 7's camera software. A higher rating indicates that the software is easy to use, fast, uncluttered, and inclusive of advanced features for when you need them.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
To power up, you consume Red Bull. But your phone just needs its adaptive fast charger. Rate this thread to express how quickly the OnePlus 7 can charge. A higher rating indicates that it charges extremely fast.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
It's amazing how much we actually use our phones in a given day, especially when we watch "videos"! Rate this thread to express how many hours of screen-on time you can get on the OnePlus 7 before depleting the battery.

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[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] 11prathmesh:
I managed to get screen on time of 7Hrs on the first full charge to discharge cycle with moderate usage including browsing, YouTube, navigation, music and lot of gps usage and app downloads/setup. I think battery will stabilize after 3-4 cycles and get better results.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] 11prathmesh:
Here are some screenshots
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] munny_sun:
I really loved the battery on this phone!!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
You really love youtube and amoled really love videos :D
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Xebeck:
The last 1% died after further 19 mins...

Oh!mazing
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] 11prathmesh:
View attachment 4773498

View attachment 4773499Battery life amazing so far !!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] the_reckoner1_1:
Awesome SOT!

This is some great SOT!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
@11parthmesh

Like I sad, youtube and Amoled means even with 3000 mAh you will get sick score.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] 11prathmesh:
With my oneplus 3 If I cross 3.5 Hrs that would have been like a achievement. compared to that it's pretty good imo
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Lolakis13:
How did you manage something like this one? I believe something wrong is going on with my battery.

Firstly the graph does not seem to work properly. I will attach a photo of that ...

Also in my first boot I think with 50% I got 4 hours of SoT . Then my phone turn down at 0% and I charged it up to 100% for some hours while the phone was turned off. After the boot up I believe the battery is worst . Can somebody suggest something?

Maybe a calibration problem? The graph is always of that straight white line and does not change at all as Ive seen in yours graphs .
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] munny_sun:
SOT
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
[MENTION=7279753]Lolakis13[/MENTION]

What you think about some screenshots?

[MENTION=7047160]munny_sun[/MENTION]

14h standby

11h SOT

U use ur phone all day for watching videos?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Lolakis13:
I did posted a screenshot man it was on the attachments
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] 11prathmesh:
Did you charge your battery to 100% ?? If not , charge it to 100 so it will reset the stats. It looks like a glitch to me. Also make sure you're always on the latest build of the OOS.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Lolakis13:
Yeah I've done both. I did a factory reset through recovery and the graph seems to work well now. I'll give it a week to see if the drain of the battery is normal and I'll write back then
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] GameMaster1:
How? I'm getting only about 6h sot?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] engrmudassar:
7 hr 10 min
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
They use a lot of youtube and youtube + amoled means sick SOT but have nothing to do with real life
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] 11prathmesh:
More YouTube gives more SOT agreed. But that's how many of us use the phone. Watching videos. For heavy YouTube usage 7Hrs SOT I would say is normal, 8+ is definitely good. Perhaps someone who doesn't use YouTube much has to put his results here in the thread for our better understanding.

---------- Post added at 05:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:55 PM ----------

Why not put some screenshots of App usage here ?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] varunpilankar:
Are you still running Android 10?

Does your tweak only work on specific build?

I'm using OSS 10.3.8 along with EX Kernel 2.17
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] danbest82:
Thanks for this! I'm gonna try it out on my Samsung s10+ since they're the same chipset.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Pranjalesh:
I am unable to find these settings in Franco Kernel Manager. Could you guide where exactly these settings are located and what are the exact names of the variables that are needed to be changed. Thanks
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] zioloiso:
Look this for example.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] ZoJnHg:
"An article I read when researching this said that in the tests that the developers performed turning off prefer.idle and enabling stune.boost for those groups yelded same response latency with a 15% reduction in power use. " Hello, I really hope you can tell me the source of information about this sentence, especially that article, if you can find it, I would be very grateful!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] swordfish:
This is some SoT for a 3700mAh battery.View attachment 4777568View attachment 4777569
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] vivekodai:
This is my best of op7.. I love this mobile for its battery standby and optimization..
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] sebastgs:
First 3 cycles: 7.5-8 hours of SOT with 36-38 hours since full charge. Good mix of browsing, light mobile games, YouTube, Reddit, 4k video recording and video processing. Very happy thus far!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] paras:
That's great
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] thatrandomnpc:
I'm using the op7 for about 2 weeks now. Always end up with 30-50% juice left at the end of the day if I do a full charge in the morning. SOT around 6-9hrs depending on the usage. Not sure why all the reviewers are complaining about mediocre battery :confused:
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] TheAnirudhIyer:
Getting around 10 Hours SOT with still 13% Juice Left.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] pushpendrayadav:
Hi Anirudhh,

Are you using any mod or custom kernel ?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] TheAnirudhIyer:
Hey, no the Phone's in stock everything. Barely completed 2 weeks since buying the Phone. How do I post a screenshot on here? I tried posting a link but it didn't work.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] hugopg:
This phone has excellent battery life. In my first day of heavy use I got 7hrs SoT and still had like 20%~ battery left. I'm impressed!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] TSever:
I am usually getting 6.30 - 7 hours.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] :
Coming from Mi9 I would say op7 has impressive SOT!

I have about 8h minimum! With my Mi9 I got only 4-5.

Good job OnePlus.

BTW I have Stock rom + Root only.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] rioru:
My Oneplus 7 has atrocious 5 hours SON for some reason and I don't really use it heavily -- no games, no camera, just browsing and sometimes youtube. GSam Battery reports 3300 mah after first full charge which is 400 mah less than nominal. I wonder if that's the reason. Does anyone else have the same problem?

Addendum:

I'm using Oxygen OS 9.5.6
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] clioke16v:
With luck 6 hours on 1 day... Not that great for me when i see what you guys get...
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] rioru:
Six hours from 100% to 4%. I don't know how some of you guys have managed 9 hours. The battery is really bad on my unit.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Bakgrund:
Looks like you've used google chrome and maps a lot which uses more power than just watching youtube-videos which most people getting 9 hours or so are. Take other people's numbers with a grain of salt. Nothing wrong with six hours.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] :
Update of my experience.:good:
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
Watching videos is the key for the good SOT. Thats the reason why so many don't post the used apps, because Youtube will be #1 with ~30%
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] ciphoenix:
I've heard there's battery drain on that version compared to 9.5.5
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Arshil747:
Do you use mobile hotspot?

Because that is the only thing that drains my battery pretty quickly.

Screen on time is good though getting around 8-9 hrs on a daily basis.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Marabou57:
amazing battery

first day with my OP7. sot of 6h 7 min and battery at 50%. and a sot of 8h 19 min Battery at 33%. never saw that on any phone. super job from Oneplus.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
You apmost watch videos on your phone?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Amar.B:
Just got it yesterday and this is my 1st cycle seems to be great so far..
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Amar.B:
end it up with 8+ sot with 15% left i think i could've archived 10 hrs easily
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Valeriuz:
On last OOS 9.5.7 battery life seems worse, but system appears a little faster.

Does anyone notice the same?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] stonemano1:
Yes down to 5hrs sot in this update
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] stiffis:
Do a factory reset ;) always do that if battery gets worse after an update..
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Valeriuz:
Already wiped cached and there's nothing in background which drains battery, it's kernel related, factory reset won't resolve...
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] pycxe-01:
Why would you think so? I have OOS 9.5.7 which I updated over OOS 9.5.5 that the phone came with & I get about 10-12 hours SOT every day without any modifications or custom kernel hassle.

Yes, I did factory reset right after using stock System Update. Next, I unlocked bootloader, installed TWRP & Magisk 19.3 & finally set up my phone.

I repeat, I generally get 10-12 hours SOT with native/stock OOS 9.5.7 kernel.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Valeriuz:
Any mod? Full WiFi?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] pycxe-01:
No mods. None! WiFi full strength, but I don't use it often. 4G+ network always connected. Screen brightness set on auto. Bluetooth used only when needed.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Valeriuz:
8/256 model? I'm start thinking that the model with 6 gb ram could have a little worse battery life, caused by the frequent apps reloading.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] pycxe-01:
Yes, 8/256GB model. GM1900, running on OOS 9.5.7.GM57BA i.e. European.

No, I don't think that 6GB is the issue here. I'm using 4.1 GB of memory at best on my daily activities.

Why wouldn't you simply do what others have suggested here? Why not do factory reset just once after reinstall of OOS 9.5.7?

You can always use Titanium Backup or TWRP to save & restore your data.

Why suffer & blame it on otherwise excellent hardware?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Valeriuz:
I'll try few another cycle, then the reset, I use titanium backup but anyway I need time to do a reset and restore everything
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
I sell my OnePlus 7 because of battery life. Without video (YouTube) it score almost 50% of the Mate 20, which is 4-5h SOT.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Nemeroz:
You mean? You only get 4hrs SoT on OP7? Give it a factory reset then, I'm having pretty good time here by getting always 7-8 SoT with Data or Wifi (one of em) always on and having dual sim, 8GB GM1900 Red variant.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Linuxkek:
I don't need to factory reset, it's brand new and I use it for few days. Brightness 50%, 2 sim cards and no YouTube the battery life is up to 5h SOT after full day.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Nemeroz:
I think I also use almost same settings, but here are my results
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Pranjalesh:
I did a factory reset. Does it take a few recharge cycles to get the best battery life from it?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] strongst:
Yes
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] ciphoenix:
The least I've gotten is 9 hours and I rarely do YouTube.

Also I only use cellular network as I have no access to any WiFi network
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] silverkin:
Did you just read the web on it without any idling? For me it's impossible to get that score, with 6-7hours of idle max I can do is like 6hours.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] Marabou57:
battery of the Oneplus 7 is amazing! sot 8 hours 11 min. and the battery is at 37 %. good job OnePlus!!!
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] strongst:
Yeah, really good battery optimization along with DC dimming feature and soc.
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] puppetmaster22:
Very bad SOT on my OP7 :(
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] pycxe-01:
Why? How do you get that? What version of OxygenOS are you on? Do you use any customisations?
[OnePlus 7 Real Life Review] puppetmaster22:
I have a GM1900, OOS 9.5.8GM57AA stock rom

No customisations