[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] djsubterrain:
Hi Folks,

Here is the Three.co.uk OnePlus 7 Pro 6/128GB.

[IMG="Device Info"]https://i.ibb.co/ZdhjJnQ/OP7-Pro-6-128-Device-Info.jpg[/IMG] [IMG="Device Info Box"]https://i.ibb.co/5xW9m5y/Package-Device-Info.jpg[/IMG]

Firstly, let's get the most important bit out of the way, since we are on the XDA forums, :) as you can see from the photos below, the OnePlus 7 Pro 6/128GB on Three.co.uk can be unlocked right out of the box, thankfully something OnePlus probably asked of them, just as they did with O2 with previous generations.

The method is the same as it's always been

As with all processes like this BACKUP YOUR DATA BEFORE YOU START :D

Enable developer settings by tapping build number (in Settings>About phone) 7 times, enter pin

Go to Settings>System>Developer Options>OEM unlocking and enable, acknowledge the warning

Install the included drivers on your computer by attaching USB cable and setting USB mode to "File Transfer, the drive with the OnePlus drivers should appear, if not I remembered to upload them to my AFH account here, just unpack the zip and install.

Open a command window with administrator rights and run adb devices, acknowledge the prompt on your phone, run adb reboot bootloader to reboot into the bootloader or just enabled advanced reboot in your developer options and reboot to bootloader.

In your command window type fastboot oem unlock and the prompt in the image above will be shown, use the volume keys/power button to select to unlock the bootloader (REMEMBER YOUR PHONE WILL BE WIPED WITH FACTORY RESET, YOU WILL LOSE ANY FILES ON IT SO BACKUP BEFORE YOU START. You will also ALWAYS get a warning stating the device may not be safe when you start it up, this was forced by Google on manufacturers.

Once the phone reboots you will need to perform your setup again

Delivery was by DPD, they provide an hour delivery slot via both e-mail and sms, bizarrely though, the Three.co.uk rep confirmed, when I called them as I hadn't yet had the delivery confirmation, that the text message would be sent to my new number, which was using the sim, which was in the box being delivered :silly:

The box wasn't too healthy when it arrived but this is what you'll get from Three.co.uk in your package:

When you open up your sim card it will come in a triple snappable design as below, as you can see you want the nano option :

The box contents are the same as the other models, including the case included in the box, here it is on with the grey back, it almost makes it look more silvery in person :

I really need OnePlus to provide a longer charging cable, I'm surprised more people don't complain about this but the cable they provide is comically (although it's not funny) short, it barely makes it from my socket to my desk and the sockets are underneath/behind the desk, the length really is ridiculous.

OxygenOS 9.5.4 was prompted right after I completed setup so my rooting/unlocking/etc was done on this version.

I've installed the rooted and booted image from this excellent thread and as you can see, after following the instructions from the thread, I now have an unlocked bootloader, latest Magisk and BusyBox Pro installed only hours after receiving the device. This provider and option may make a tasty little dev device with that combo:

From my initial tests (including one especially for dladz ) the GPS performance is excellent (That test was indoors on my first floor), Antutu is...a good score? I dunno, I don't really benchmark bruh but the Antutu Benchmark was after I had unlocked the bootloader and rooted with the Magisk guide from the thread mentioned above. No other custom kernel or modification was used apart from that listed above.

Someone else with a different model could possibly do the Antutu benchmark for comparison, with this score, specifically the memory score, I would imagine it will be higher with more capacity.

As someone had asked elsewhere, Voice over Wifi was enabled automatically out of the box and is still enabled for me :

The popup camera isn't as intrusive as you would think and is smaller than you might think, bare in mind all the YouTube reviews had the phone in your face, when you're holding it the popup camera seems a lot smaller, face unlock is still fast but obviously not as fast as previous OnePlus phones without this mechanism.

What I don't like?

The USB cable as I mentioned above.

You cannot register the same finger more than once, this was possible on the previous FP readers and helped with detection, I'm not sure why this was done.

OnePlus has removed the option to long press the back button for recents (Personal preference maybe but why?)

The new swiping gestures you can use instead of nav bar don't work at all well with the included case, goodbye fingertips :P

The vibration motor does feel stronger but the typing feedback feels like someone tapping the back of the phone, something that can be tweaked in the settings probably.

The curve of the screen makes tapping on some options, especially in the settings toggles a bit tricky.

Granted most of those are teething issues with this new device.

If you want me to try something else or confirm other information, let me know.