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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] galaxys:
Been using my badboy 1+7Pro as a DD since launch! Just sold my S10+!;)
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HtcOnekid:
Congrats Broo I went from the s10+ to a LG g8:laugh: and I loved it more than the s10+ lol the s10+ felt like a downgrade from the note 9 , right now this op7pro feel like the perfect phone for me yes yes the camera can use just a tiny push but I don't take much pics to care anyways, I leave all that picture taking to my wife who has 15k+ pics and counting on her iPhone.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] arsenal74:
It is the combination of size, weight and the curved screen for me that make it a little unwieldy
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Michealviens:
I would say that not having the IP rating, and Wireless charging in 2019 it doesn't look fit for a flagship device.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Eric214:
You do know the 9.5.7 update fixed the touch issues completely and the camera now based on some early reviews of the latest camera fixes/teaks are putting it right next to the pixel camera even in low light. I don't understand people. every OnePlus phone that's ever launched always has some bugs that they iron out with a handful of updates in the first month of release. LOL OnePlus never launches a revised version of their phones.

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yeah but 95% of people don't care. IP rating means absolutely nothing. With the rating, no phone OEM warranties phones for water damage. So OnePlus does the waterproofing still but doesn't cause the phones to raise in price with IP rating. Wireless.... the most useless feature people b!tch about. get tied to a pad and can't use your phone for 2+ hours when you can plug in for 20 min and have a days worth of power. Both of these "features" are not worth paying another $100 or more for.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] chrisc93:
I returned mine because it was too large and too heavy for me. The OP3T was the best size IMO. I've since switched to a Pixel 3 and I'm running a custom ROM and kernel and it's doing great. Plus I still have Widevine L1 status with an unlocked bootloader. Just my 2 cents
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] jerrywmilton:
Another OnePlus sucks thread. How original. Here's a thought. Go spew your nonsense on the forum of the brand/model you think is so great. Yawn.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] affection788:
I fail to understand how can size be a problem for any phone. 6.67 inch is 6.67 inch. That is written in their spec sheet. You knew what you were getting into.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Reuben_skelz92:
I always think that
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] S10Ben:
Facts, it's great but has some pitfalls. I noticed some oddities by just using it for 10 minutes in a T-mobile store, the only place you can buy it in store. Edges are way too curved, s10+ does it great and that's why I bought it. I knew the s10 wouldn't have any issues and it's a true flagship, well rounded and reliae.

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Interesting what made you switch from a s10 to a g8?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Destinatus:
5g is not ready (for widespread usage)

5g will more than likely be to replace your cable modem, not 4g lte.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
I highly doubt it will replace cable modems. We are on a plan that gets gigabit speeds, the device we have in our house that gets that speed is my laptop. 5G won't be widespread for a few years and it will be mostly for mobile devices. T-Mobile is rolling out 5G home internet but it is in very very early stages and only available in a very miniscule spots and is still constantly changing.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Destinatus:
i work at a major phone company and our primary focus for 5g is instead of wiring up homes/businesses with fiber, it will be fiber to a certain point and 5g to the end user. 5g for phone is meh.

more likely to replace your cable modem.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Eric214:
Those are the people that aren't used to holding 6+ inches in their hands. They had no idea what something that size is like. No wonder they are so angry. Lol it fits inside the screen and they can put actual size shown on the screen with it! :laugh:

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Lol what the hell is wrong with your eyes? I can watch a 2.5 hour movie and I have no eye strain or fatigue.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] TAMARETTE:
I have always been a Samsung girl. Until a few months ago when it was time to upgrade and on a whim I decided to go for the OnePlus 6T. I was shocked at how much more phone I could get for so much less money. I wear contacts so I love big screens. The OnePlus 6T was so much faster and got me 2 days on a charge. I swore then I would never go back. When the OnePlus 7 pro came out I immediately upgraded and will never buy an overpriced Samsung again.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] arsenal74:
According to Notebook checker it is only this low at 60 hz if you set the screen to 90 hz it jumps to 367 hz which makes it better than pretty much every OLED on the market

https://www.notebookcheck.net/OnePlus-7-Pro-Smartphone-Review.420598.0.html
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] buschris:
I find the phone is not large ENOUGH! Weight is perfect! people must be weak and using the change pocket on their pants for their phones lol
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] B3311:
This is the most pointless thread ever. The OP is.... let's be kind here - indecisive and easily swayed in his/her opinions.

And since he/she is convinced that the whole Interwebs exploded when The Ghost Touch Issue came to light, one must sadly assume that he/she didn't survive Armageddon.

I hope the women and children were saved.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] SantinoInc:
I'll tell you one thing this phone has that most other Androids phones don't have...that is a HUGE following on XDA. That means there are more people around to offer advice on problems and WAY more development due to the unlocked bootloader.

By contrast I just got a LG G8 and partially due to the locked bootloader the XDA forum is like a funeral home. I gotta say I'm pretty jealous
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Bizill:
Appreciate the honest words. I've always felt that way with my prior phones as well. Never owned a pixel of any flavor not a OnePlus so I always felt that the forums did feel like ghost towns.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mac796:
Your right about that I bought a pixel 3a xl. It's dead over there compared to this thread
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Heisenberg420:
To be fair the pop-up cam is sealed at the base, not the top. Just because dust gets inside there and on the cam doesn't mean it's getting into the phone.

Still annoying for sure, I clean mine out once a day. But it is sealed at the base which is something.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] marvi0:
Was debating and was going to buy the oneplus 7pro at nearly 700£,until I came across a brand new mi 9 being sold locally for 300£.it was a no brainer for me. Oneplus 7 pro is overpriced and too top big.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] S10Ben:
Of course, that's why they're water resistant, I'm well aware. I'm not biased, the tests done on OP 7 pro's have shown that it is water resistant, at least that's what I found after wanting one for so long. But the thing about extended warranties and apologies isn't about dust, its pop up cameras having failures. Have fun with it man.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] harpin14789:
I got the Oneplus 7 Pro 8gb 256gb version. I love it.

All the cons and problems that were listed is not a problem for me. I used to have a 5T before (still have it).

One of the biggest changes that no one seems to talk is upping the network capability of the phone, the 7pro is LTE-A (5CA) Cat18 1200/150 Mbps which is higher than the 5T, even the 6T. So the network speeds will much faster. I have noticed it coming from a 5T to A 7PRO, I am seeing faster mobile network speeds and better signal. I don't really care about 5G right now because its a very new technology right. Most 5G uses High Frequency MM Waves which can't go through walls and you have to be close a tower or module, so until carriers develop it further, not having 5G not a really a con in my opinion.

It has one of the smartphone screens that I have ever used, I actually like the curved screen and rounded corners are not really a bother. I do agree on the aspect ratio and cropping thought. I am getting an average of 6 to 7 hours of SOT, which is really good IMO. I have seen other users getting around 9 hours.

I am not an avid photographer, the camera takes great pictures. I haven't had any problems with the pop-up camera.

I have transitioned to wireless so no headphone jack is not a problem.

I don't really get the hype of wireless charging, it is very wasteful way of charging the phone. Plus I can't use the phone while its charging wirelessly, it has to stay on the pad. Warp Charge does the job for me.

Another plus is that it works almost anywhere in the world (mobile network/bands).

Last thing. People need to stop going off about IP this and IP that. In the end it doesn't matter if the phone has an IP rating or not. Companies WILL not give warranty for water damage with or without the IP rating, so there is no point in having them. Most phone nowadays will survive a drop into a puddle or toilet. In teardown video, you can see that the 7pro is sealed pretty well.

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Well, only time will tell if Oneplus's 300,000 baseline will hold.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Jack_Sparrow_:
So I bought it. Really a great phone, nice screen refresh rate, camera is very good, pop up cam is funny. But probably I'm going to return it. I really hate this edged screen... Sometimes is really horrible to see curved text on edges while browsing.

I don't care of IP rating and wireless charging honestly, but in Italy S10+ costs the same of OP 7 pro. S10+ is an Ultra premium phone because has EVERYTHING in it, OP doesn't. And they cost the same... I bought OP 7 pro due to oxygen OS, only for that. I'm not satisfied of this phone because I paid it 829€ (eighthundredtwentynine euro), not 549€ like OP 6.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mrnovanova:
Fun fact! This thread actually convinced me to trade my s10 plus for the oneplus 7 pro. Who said this thread was useless? Pfff. I want to thank all of you for all the pros and cons. Both sides had great arguments. In the end you do what works for you ...
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] arsenal74:
Posting my S10+ off today so I have chosen to stick with the OP too (I may have some other phones too though :))
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] force70:
Your crazy bro lol.

How bad does the OP7 camera look compared to the S10 plus? Ive read the last 2 updates improved it but most say its still lacking compared to the big boys.

Id love the bigger screen and not having a punchhole but the OP7 just gives up too much vs what it costs. That and I just cant do "average" cameras after having all these Note, galaxy and pixel devices
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mrnovanova:
Well actually the camera isn't that bad with the right lighting and the wind blowing North by Northeast at 2.5 nots on odd days that start with an S. ???

In all fairness, the camera isn't bad. It's just isn't consistent. I scrap a lot of pix. I'd say one out of 5 comes out excellent, 2 average and I scrap 2.

Other than that I don't see the difference between 60 and 90hz. 12GB of Ram is overkill. Yeah it's smoother than the bottom of a newborn's foot but I still miss the convenience of wireless charging and little things here and there.

That being said. The flashaholic in me is in nerd heaven seeing as I don't root my Samsung phones. I always get rid of the Galaxy S a couple of months before the note to maximize my return on investment.

Looking forward to the note 10pro ?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] force70:
You and me do the same, always buy the new S device to try it out then ditch it for the Note lol.

Then usually nab the pixel also if it doesn't suck (like last year).

I am definitely looking forward to the Note 10, i just hope they fix the screen mounted fingerprint scanner because the one on my S10 plus flat out stinks.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mrnovanova:
Well I think it was a bit slow but it's a trade off for better security which I think is fair but to your point could be improved. I still buy the Pixel to test the next version of Android and the new iPhones as well, just to see how the other side lives. ?

But with oneplus having taken over the whole Nexus mantle I'm not sure it's even worth buying the next pixel at this point.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mlock420:
Mod edit: Quoted post removed.

Can I still love this phone even tho I don't use any of those features? But I did get the phone completely wet and the camera got fogged up and the power button stopped working...of course you let it dry and its back to normal....my note 8 handles that water in it's sleep lol....why did I give up my money after I've already got my 6t? That screen and that 90 and of course the SUPPORT from OnePlus and rooting..or.....I might just be a Dumb customer ?

That water situation really surprised me yes I know no official ip rating but still...it survived tho
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] stuclark:
Of course you're allowed to still love the phone, and as I've said, YES, the screen is great! But equally - you can't use a feature if your phone doesn't support it (although i think I'm right in saying the Note 8 *does* have wireless charging)

And yes, from the perspective of what all the fanbois have been saying about how good the water resistance of the 7 Pro is - that is a pretty damaging report, even if you were lucky enough that it's now working normally again. (I've had my LG V30; LG G7; Huawei Mate 20 Pro; Samsung S8; Samsung S9 all fully immersed in water and all functioned perfectly) I guess it highlights the real reason the 7 Pro has no IP rating - it's not quite up to it!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mlock420:
I am still salty about that...summer is here and water was on the list but I do have other phones for that...but annoying
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] fr0d0#2:
I've put in an RMA for my 7 Pro - still within the 15 days

Still not 100% convinced about that.

Not sure what I'd get instead either.. 7 standard, Pixel 3a, Mi 9, K20, Realmi X

I do like the User eXperience of OnePlus which makes the 7 standard stand out.

7Pro

Weight - yes too heavy.

Curved edges - it's impossible not to get a blue shade on either side when looking directly at it. Side swipe is messed up. Adds nothing practical.

Aspect ratio - pointlessly long body. Might as well have left a chin and forehead.

Never unpacked the Warp charger. Rarely used the Dash chargers previously.. prefer to leave my phone on slow charge at night.

90hz screen - don't notice it

Battery is fine so would be even better -Pro

Not fussed much about cameras. If I was I'd get the Pixel.

Wireless charging totally superfluous.

IP rating - I don't intend going swimming with it.

3.5mm jack socket - never ever used one.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] insomnia77:
Got the 7 pro today. Shipping was incredibly fast. Ordered it Friday and got it today. Will do a comparison soon with the note 9 since dimensions are practically the same. I have mixed feelings so far
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] prateek.bvcoe:
Hey man, I am in the same boat as you. I have got my OP7 pro. Still within 15 day period.

I am conflicted whether to return it or not.

On one hand it is too big and bulky and honestly waste of screen. Such good screen, they should have released a version with 6.1 or 6.2 inch screen.

Dont really csre abt ip rating or wireless charging. Its only the size and bulkiness that is bothering me

On the other hand - what a great software support and mods. I mean I like it even better than pixel. You can go to pixel 3a forum right now and compare the amount of dev activity happening.

I love oxygen os mods.

So I am conflicted whether to keep it or return it and wait for pixel 4 later this year. If I dont like pixel4 i can always buy op7 pro again ( might be cheaper then, also maybe 7T will launch)

I have iphone X right now in perfect condition that i can work with till october, just cant wait to get thar ios **** out of my way.

Let me know what you guys think.... I am definitely gonna change from iphone x, the only question is whether to do it right now or wait till oct.

Ps : i already hate pixel 4 back camera design
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] kzqg:
Mod edit. Quoted post removed!

Meanwhile you're espousing the merits of a Huawei device - a company that largely made its name as an Apple clone. Notice anything familiar about that ugly notch at the top or perhaps iEMUI? Gotta deal with the excessive memory management so your apps get killed/refreshed constantly; can't even use third-party launchers without issues. Then you'd better hope you got one with a screen manufacturerd by BOE instead of LG so it's not tinted green. And now you have to roll the dice with their uncertain future after the Google ban. If that wasn't enough you've got a locked bootloader so you essentially don't own your phone. Might as well get an iPhone for that.

People keep mentioning Samsung as the main alternative since it checks a few extra boxes on a spec sheet, but what do you give up for that? Aside from that ugly floating notch they call a "punch-hole", with Exynos you're getting a noticeably worse SoC that's closer to a SD 845 and less LTE bands. With the SD version you're once again bootloader locked. You'll excuse me if I don't trust a company that installs Facebook as a system app on their unlocked phones (can disable through adb, but it's the principle). Some people like to limit the vast amounts of information they fork over to Google for free and value the ability to install things like microG or use their own HOSTS file or use one of the customs ROMs from the vibrant OP7P dev community for increased performance and battery life.

So yeah, the OP7P has some flaws, but absolutely nothing compared to what I just listed. If you've already bought 5 wireless chargers because you have a panic attack when you can't slowly charge in every room of your home/work, then I understand the sunk cost desire to want that feature. For the rest of us who don't mind plugging it in once a day, I'll take the 90hz screen that vastly improves the experience for anyone with two eyes (also gives the display 368hz PWM, best of any OLED phone - and the DC Dimming feature improves on that even further).

Bottom line, if you're knowledgable enough to be on xda, this is the best phone out by a fair margin and very likely will be for the rest of the year.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] iGeex:
Looking forward to reading it!

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I have an iPhone XS and I can't wait to move away from Apple - but I'm stuck on what to buy. I'd love a 7 Pro but there's too many issues with it at the moment..
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] fr0d0#2:
I went ahead and returned it. She's packed and ready to ship back to Poland.

I did take a last hard look and wondered at the smoothness and shineyness… it was good while it lasted 7 Pro.

Ordered a 7 @ £385.

I just love the OP user experience. Otherwise I'd have gone for a Xioami. I got my family a Redmin Note and the Pocophone which are both great. Default MIUI and I wouldn't be allowed to tinker! For myself tho I couldn't put up with the limitations. (queue very helpful advice on easily modding any of my choice of phones to perfection :) )

Yeah I checked the Pixel more seriously. Don't like the design choices with the FP reader etc.. I'm a 1% camera user and 99% software.. so no point compromising on the software for the camera goodness. The 7x does easily good enough for me.

The X is nice - easy to put up with, but then if your heart is elsewhere...

Get something used that you can sell without making a loss to tide you over. Something you can have fun playing with.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Samuel Holland:
Hello

Just thought I'd add my input, thanks. I wish the phone(s) retained the headphone jack without a doubt. Sd cards and wireless charging would be nice but love the dash charging. Overall in my opinion, I'm super stoked with the all display, put the front camera out of my face, quad HD beautifulness, w/ loving them stereo speakers. The two things I always have been looking for is the stereo speakers & quad display. Thanks for sharing.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] prateek.bvcoe:
Unfortunately we dont have Oneplus 7 in the US. Would have gone for it otherwise.

Maybe i will wait for 7T if it will be released in the states
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] kzqg:
In your post complaining about fanboys, you specifically mention Huawei and Samsung. Is there some other competing company you're referring to? The numbers I compared to are vs the Mate 20 Pro you specifically mentioned "is better in some respects." If you want to compare it to the Samsung S10+, the trivial differences in ppi/modem are even smaller.

Most of these consumers don't know what they want until they see an Apple/Samsung ad letting them know they can't live without wireless charging now. When companies are expected to innovate every year, suddenly "features" like this become advertising campaigns. And now Samsung gets more accessory sales too. Google even went so far as to create their own propietary one for the Pixel. But sure, let's pretend it's for the consumer.

I'm sorry, you just lost any credibility with this. You clearly don't understand the impact of refresh rates. "100hz TV crap"? LOL. Maybe you're referring to motion interpolation or something. Current TV's have native 120hz refresh rates. Monitors go up to 240hz, but mine has been 144hz for the last several years. Ever used a 120hz iPad Pro? This is the future. Higher refresh rates on OLED phones are more difficult, and so the 90hz on the OP7P is fantastic and first of its kind. Not going to say anymore on this though as you are clearly ignorant on the topic and should inform yourself before having such a strong opinion on it.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] stuclark:
You mis-understood my jibe about 100Hz TVs, bit I was being flippant, and maybe it was a UK only thing; but we had the lines of Toshiba telling us we couldn't live without 100Hz CRT TVs, yet the frame rate in the UK is only 25, and at that time analogue TV was only broadcast at 50Hz, making the 100Hz TVs pointless.

Yes, you're right that monitors and displays in general these days can write easily best that, and yes, absolutely it's harder to achieve on OLED than LCD - my point was more to state that as it is right now, the limiting factor is Android (in the case of the phones we're discussing) rather than the screen. Honestly, I can't tell the difference with my 7Pro set in either refresh mode. Not have I noticed much difference in battery performance, which is definitely a good thing and a credit to OnePlus.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HewettBR:
I'm just trying to figure out if you're serious about not being able to tell the difference from 60 to 90hz... I mean this in all seriousness. And Android supports 90hz just fine. Chrome also supports it. The only support that is lacking is specific apps.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] insomnia77:
To be honest I cant really see the difference either, but i want to give it more time before review it against the note 9 to be sure.