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[OnePlus 9 Pro] NUGZZ420:
I have both phones. I love Oneplus phones and I would say the overall build qaulity on the 9 pro is better than the P 6 pro although the Pixel camera is better alot fast at taking photos. Don't get me wrong the OP9pro takes very good pics. The seams on the OP9pro are a lot smoother and the back I like more than the Pixel. I seen some say they left the 9 pro due to throttling witch is gone in Android 12 for the 9pro witch has bugs but overall runs really smooth even though im not using the OP as my daily driver at the moment and I really like some of the pixel features and the voice to text is OUT OF THIS WORLD IMO. Witch I hope gets other companies to step it up in that area. I know oppo is in the process of making their own soc even though I bet it will be like Samsung and use snapdragon in the US for some reason. I know some don't like the Android 12 Pixel look but I LOVE IT. I think Android needed some change. I also really like the Android 12 beta for the 9 PRO Its way smoother and the throttling seems to be gone. I don't really game so I can't really share my experience there but all and all they are both really nice phones and I think most people would love either one. I think in the next upcoming months Android 12 will become a lot better. Feel free to ask any Questions or if you would like me to compare something between the 2.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] NUGZZ420:
https://xdaforums.com/t/t-mobile-us...-google-lg-moto.4231597/page-48#post-85912115

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[OnePlus 9 Pro] razercortex:
I've loved tweaking and rooting my phone, and I've always had an interest in getting the latest models.

Now, I don't really care what phone I have, even an iPhone is fine, despite my preference for Android. Eventually, people get to the point where the phone doesn't matter much anymore, as long as it works. I have other responsibilities besides deciding what phone is good for me.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
I like better Note 22 Ultra. Some "leaker" say that may cost 1000 $. :ROFLMAO:

Wath a joke ! 1300-1400 $ maybe...

We know Samsung Greed!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] :
Almost jumped to the pixel 6 pro (TMobile stamped) but its not in stock. So, decided to stick it out until the s22 Ultra drops. That's gonna be my next phone. I'm abandoning one+. Sadly, this will be my last one+ phone when february comes.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ‬1‬:
Slow charging speed of Pixel 6 Pro is deal breaker for me.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
People are still complaining about the FPR? This has been disproven. It actually doesn't suck at all.

Yes, it really does have enhanced security algorithms.

Any issues with the FPR can be fixed within seconds:

1) Increase touch sensitivity in six pro settings.

2) Delete your existing fingerprint data and re-add them. I recommend 4 prints for each finger you want to use. ( I even did this for my 9 Pro and all devices I've owned ,as it speeds up the unlock time considerably).

2) When you add prints keep your finger centered on the center. And press reasonably firmly. Do this for multiple angles of your finger. But centering your finger to it in an angle that you would probably use in the natural world is the best option.

3) Completely turn off device animations. This is probably the most IMPORTANT step. Animations do nothing but hide the true speed of the device. (Animations were originally implemented in a much lower version of Android to hide stuttering and jank. Modern devices -- especially the 6 Pro, don't have this problem anymore - and they haven't for the past couple years. You will be surprised how much faster the device is after removing them. Clean, light, snappy, and fast. Believe it or not, you'll even get slightly battery by turning them off. It's not huge difference by any means, but it's there.

4) Profit. . You now have a blazing fast enhanced security algorithm fingerprint reader. Congrats.

They're in stock at Best buy right now. I ordered two yesterday. I just ordered 2 more.

If anyone's on the fence about getting the six Pro, you have nothing to worry about. It's amazing. Sitting right next to my 9 Pro and it's better.

The smart features alone - make it a better buy than the 9 pro. Live caption, live translate, hold my call, company hold time monitor, and insanely accurate voice typing, ( not to mention the best camera in the game and it'll only get better) - are wonderful. It really is a game changer. Let's not forget, you're also getting a constant and healthy update schedule, just like a Tesla - meaning the 6 Pro will get better and better, than it is, even now.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] madphone:
I sold my OP9Pro and got the Pixel6Pro, but:

The OP9Pro is objectively the better phone.

- Build quality

- Display

- FPR

- Charging Speed (i miss it a lot)

- SoC

- 5g modem (exynos modem from last year is crap)

- macro cam

- main camera is faster at similar quality

- wide angele camera is much better

The Pixel advantages are minimal

- much better tele camera

- android 12 by google is much better than android 12 by oppo is ever going to be

- you don't have to wait for android updates, even if your phone is already older.

that last 2 points are the reason i'm sticking with the pixel. although it was not as bad as many people said, i don't like the direction oppo is going with oxygenOS12. especially the camera was focused on the asian market. I hope i am wrong and they surprise us with timely updates even next year and a very polished OOS12.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] :
You do realize that everything is subjective right? I, for one, will probably be jumping ship(device), because, one+ has seemed to fail it's supporters. Offering monthly updates and a quality handset. They have failed. Some users may have experienced different. For me, 2 devices Pro with the same verdict of a hot handset amongst other issues. This is my second 9 non pro. Luckily with the 9 I have no issues. Only issue I have is with security updates. We were promised one thing and mislead. One+ hasn't lived up to their talk. They are on a thin line with a bunch of people. You could tell by development. The phone is not bad by any means. Their promises are. Pixel is a better choice. Hell, I have a s20+ that still gets updated normally (monthly). One+ needs to get things right or, as I see it, may be a sinking company to their own doings
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Guyinlaca:
I have a OnePlus 8 Pro running Android 10 and it's still tied with the Pixel 6 Pro for the fastest and smoothest Android experience. Granted Android 12 needs a few bugs to be ironed out. I tried OxygenOS 11 and it was a buggy/jerky mess. ColorOS looks like it will bring a lot of new features to OnePlus phones, but likely will move even further from a clean, smooth experience.

If OnePlus got back to using an AOSP base and added baked in features instead of heavy overlays, it'd be the best. Otherwise, OnePlus phones are best running AOSP Roms.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
Dude I couldn't have worded this any better. This is so dead on accurate - It's insane.

I own both devices and the Pixel. 6 Pro is better. The easiest way to explain this - is it feels like the first phone of the future.

I believe it's objective, but unfortunately it is indeed largely subjective.
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[OnePlus 9 Pro] Joelbrentbell:
If you already have the OnePlus 9 pro I would keep it.. I have had my Pixel 6 pro for about 2 weeks now and on day one I had an issue where the phone would say it was 60% charged but I would check the battery voltage and it would say 4.4 volts which is fully charged technically. And the phone would never go above 60% no matter how long I had it on the charger, The phone would tell me it would be fully charged in 15 days! Finally, after about 4 days the phone settled down and I was able to fully charge it to 100%. So now it works fine on that aspect but still crazy for a brand new device.

Issue number two. I have had this annoying bug since a few days having the phone where the screen just drops down to 60 Hz and even when I have it forced to120 Hz The only way to solve this is to reboot the phone so I have to reboot the phone about five times a day to stay 120 Hz. I have tried factory resetting and everything. I don't understand what the issue is but Google needs to fix that. Because 60 Hz is pretty much unusable in my opinion after being exposed to 120 Hz for years.

Issue number 3. The modem in this phone is a 3-year-old exynos modem which unfortunately causes the phone to get pretty hot during 5G usage and suck down the battery and this can't be fixed with software because it's a hardware issue. I don't know why Google would put such an old outdated modem in their flagship phone.

Issue number 4. The fingerprint scanner is an absolute disaster it is worse then the first fingerprint scanner on the OnePlus 6T. Unfortunately Google has also removed face unlock so you're either stuck with the crappy fingerprint scanner or type in a code. I know it doesn't seem like a big deal, but when your unlocking your phone 50 times a day. It really starts wearing on you.

I will probably returning my pixel to Google because these issues are just a deal breaker for me. And one more thing that charging is ridiculously slow on this phone and the wireless charge is pretty much unusably slow. Such a shame. I was really excited for the new pixel.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] spizzlo:
I actually think the tensor chip is one of the big reasons to go with pixel 6. For me it's everything else. It's not just the "30w" charging (actually 22w tested), but the fingerprint sensor (updated I know, but not necessarily fixed), ghost dialing contacts, poor signal reception/older modem, display flickering, the list goes on. I was so hyped for this phone but I don't think I can do it.

Problem is I'm reading about all these issues with OP9P. I've waited all these years for a OP phone and it's like I'm too late. I'm curious, can I fix most of the OP9 problems through ROMs/kernels? If so then I will totally get this phone. Otherwise I might just have to pony up for a S21 Ultra.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kevinireland11:
I'm definitly having a much much better experience with the p6 pro than OnePlus, pixels are just so stock and smooth, I know OnePlus devices are fast and smooth but I like it on pixels better, just a solid device and everything is super intergrated, all the apps seem to know what exectly to do, weird I know, but you can't go more stock than a pixel device
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kevinireland11:
I haven't got any of them issues you just mentioned with the p6 pro besides the FPS which is now completely fixed, this pixel 6 pro blows the op6 pro away imo
[OnePlus 9 Pro] spizzlo:
Well the 22w charging isn't an issue per se, it's just what it is. That's about what my G8 does and that's brutal imo for a 2021 flagship. The other big one for me is the old modem. I guess this will depend on where you live. It sounds like it's pretty bad for some people. I guess the only thing to do is just get one and see how it goes and return it if it's too bad. The other stuff I'm confident will get fixed with updates.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] arianarian:
i have gone back to it too....it is the best
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tazoman:
I thought about getting Pixel 6 Pro, but where i live it is about 1300 USD, as Pixel 6 Pro is not officially available in my location. OnePlus 9 Pro on the other hand costs 730 USD for 12/256 GB Variant. I got no choice, hence getting the 9 Pro, imma just flash a custom ROM if Oxygen OS seems distasteful.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] forever_lol:
I've just got OP 9 Pro (again, i returned my previous units within 2 weeks open-buy period before) on amazon, black week deal (approx 670 € which i consider fair price for this model). For me personally google is necessary evil. Since i don't like ios i have to deal with gplay services but paying extra for their device? No thanks. (Not to mention that pixels in my coutry are extremely overpriced). I am going to degoogle my handset as much as possible.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] craznazn:
I mean, of course a 2021 flagship would beat a 3+ year old phone? And I wish people would stop saying Pixels are "stock". Nothing stock about Pixels, they essential have their own Google crap added. Want actual Stock? Go AOSP.

All software issues can be fixed by software. The SD888 overheating and throttling is a problem across the entire SD888 lineup (and all X1 based cores). I would still personally recommend a OP8T over any of the 2021 flagships.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
All the problems users point about 9 Pro they are the same in Pixel 6 Pro.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jenifferpog:
Both of these phones fall on the cheaper side of Android flagships, but the Pixel 6 Pro is still the better deal. It starts at $899/£849 for the 128GB version, and goes up to $999/£949 for 256GB storage and $1,099 for 512GB storage. Note however the version you buy from certain U.S. carriers may cost a little more, likely due to the expense of added mmWave 5G support homeofapk
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
No ! OnePlus 9 pro was 700S & 800$... Black Fridei or something..

I was amazed !!! I never seen Oneplus to reduce the price of its phones even when they are considered old.

Ex.: OP 9 Pro was out, OP8 pro was still 900 $ or what was when it was launched...
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] ctonylee1965:
Been with OnePlus since Op6. Getting my Pixel 6 Pro tomorrow. After the reviews and some user comments I don't think I'm going back.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] stetre76:
I am currently using a OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren and I am about to switch to the Pixel 6 Pro.

But I am in nor hurry - the 7T Pro is still working great and fast as hell - also the design is just fantastic.

But as I'Ve been using Pixel (and Nexus) phones before, I think I am going to switch back to TeamPixel once again...
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] combat goofwing:
I have a OP8 pro,and going to the P6 pro

Still waiting for my device
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Guyinlaca:
I have a OnePlus 8 Pro and Samsung Note20 Ultra. The OnePlus 8 Pro running Android 10 was the perfect balance of clean Android with added customizations. OxygenOS 11 feels like a buggy OneUI knockoff and the shift towards ColorOS strays even further from the smooth clean feel. I know one can unlock the bootloader and run an AOSP ROM on OnePlus devices, but the occasional broken features, root incompatible apps, bootloops when upgrading or installing certain modules, having Slot A/Slot B compatibility issues, etc are annoying. I've rooted and ROM'd phones since the original Droid and the hassles now often outweigh the benefits. I actually have enjoyed Samsung's endless customization options, and with using ADB to uninstall bloatware and custom theming, I've got 95% stock Android. That said, I'm looking forward to an even more fluid experience.

With the Pixel 6 Pro, we're getting the clean stock experience and the option to root, if necessary. In many ways, this will feel more like the true upgrade to the OnePlus 8 Pro. On paper, this is the phone tech enthusiasts have been waiting for but there are few quirks that have been mentioned. It's hard to get unbiased opinions from those given free review units. Unless it ships early, I've got a couple weeks before mine arrives so I'll be waiting to hear impressions from the XDA community. Enjoy your new phone and let us know what you think. Cheers
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] mang0:
🙋‍♀️ assuming my P6P ever gets here! (Darn Tmo 😂) I will be finally switching over from the OP6T. This phone has been giving me some issues for the past few months, and the battery has definitely seen better days. Still LOVE this OP6T though. Hopefully the P6P will live up to the hype!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bkrickles:
I'm upgrading from 1+ 8 pro to the 6 pro and I'm getting excited.

I thought I was going to love 1+ and the 8 pro but I missed Google.

The 8 pro camera has been a disappointment, so I'm excited to get back to having a top of the line camera.

With the holidays and a vacation coming up, I'm definitely going to get tons of use out of the new camera.

The 8 pro, otherwise, has been good but not great.

This is the first google phone that I'm not getting unlocked directly from google.

I ordered direct from Verizon and should have it in the coming days.

I know the downside of getting a carrier phone, but the deal was too good to pass up through Verizon.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] redukt:
I have had a few Oneplus devices: Oneplus 1, 3T, 6T and 8 Pro. The update policy left more and more to be desired over time and the merger with Oppo and the expected ColorOS were clearly my reason to switch. What can I say? I have not regretted it yet. The Pixel 6 Pro is a solid device with absolute strength in camera features.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bkrickles:
So, you feel like the 6 pro is a definite upgrade to the 1+ 8 pro?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] foobar66:
I'm moving from OnePlus 8 pro to Pixel 6 pro ...

The OnePlus 8 pro is a very nice phone overall. My device is rooted and I'm running custom Magisk module to remove the OnePlus bloatware. Even with some extra config which allows apps that normally run on Pixel (e.g. Google's recorder).

I'm a great fan of dark (black) mode ... on my OnePlus 8 pro I have:

- black wallpaper

- substratum with Swift Black (turns almost all of the Google apps into full black)

- OnePlus settings "dark mode" -> this turns other apps (e.g. banking app, strava, ...) into a "dark greyish"

I like this very much since now everything on my phone is either black or darg grey.

Actually that's what I'm slightly concerned about on the Pixel 6 (without root) .. a mixture of black/dark and many other colours ...

Anyway ... we'll see ... Pixel 6 pro will arrive Friday morning so then I'll be able to check it out.

See attached shots.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] redukt:
I have had the Pixel 6 Pro since yesterday and cannot give a long-term review accordingly. But yes. My first impressions are absolutely positive. What I absolutely recommend is a more slip-resistant case. The glass back does not tend to grip. And the pure Android 12 is fun, well-designed and the Pixel6 features are useful extensions.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] spotmark:
Was always Nexus/Pixel up to the Pixel 4XL, but then I wanted to give OP a try, and went with the 8 Pro. Good phone. I still have it, still like it, but it never quite lived up to the hype. The camera was the biggest disappointment. With the 6 Pro I'm looking forward to straight forward Android, and one of, if not the best, cameras. Now if Google would just hurry up and ship the friggin' thing. My cancel button went away yesterday, so I'm hoping to get a shipping notice today.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] mitchst2:
OP6T to GP6

Should be a good replacement.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] card13:
I have had several OP devices in the past. The One was great, 3 and 3T were just as good as One, the 5 was fine till the drama with the last couple updates, 6T was fine and 8T has been a nightmare to support because of their inconsistent Full Global Package Releases on OP's Download site (they moved Global to Google Servers so the only way to get a full package is when OP releases it on their website). I will be moving to the Pixel 6 Pro and hopefully not looking back.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] zeusakatkm:
I'm also in the boat of having multiple Oneplus devices in the past. I currently have a Oneplus 9 Pro, but my Pixel 6 Pro is out for delivery today!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] atovar65:
I have had a OnePlus since the 3T and will be moving to the Pixel 6 Pro. Currently using a OnePlus 8 running CRDroid. I have had the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 6 in the past and want to get back to Google updates.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] nozz93:
I'm coming from the OP6 and I switched because I wanted a better camera and a telephoto lens. So far I'm quite impressed.

Also, the USB port of my OP6 is completely busted and it takes a while to get a connection 😄

What I don't like that much is the fingerprint reader of the Pixel, I have to aim better and I can't really use the sides of my fingers as it doesn't recognize them very well. That was easier with the OP6. Also, I might miss the headphone jack but I'm getting some free Bose headphones with the Pixel so that issue is probably solved soon 😄

The OP6 is holding up really well with LineageOS 18.1 and GCam though, if the USB port was still fine I might have kept it a bit longer.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] mko000:
Ha, me too, OP6 -> P6P.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] CZ Eddie:
Is the OnePlus 8 Pro camera really that bad?

I'm coming from a Pixel 3 XL and am happy with my pictures.

Not sure how the OP8P camera compares with the P3XL camera?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] darbylonia:
Same here. I've had Oneplus since the 5T and am switching from a 7 Pro. I had the Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 6 and loved those devices and the crazy development options. I hacked the hell out of those things. I won't rule out going back to Oneplus but I need to see how the Oppo/ColorOS reviews are and let that shake out. I was going to get either a 8 Pro or 9 Pro, or the Asus Rog phone 5 which looked super cool, but decided to get the Pixel 6 Pro. I hope I'm not disappointed and that also there will be decent development eventually.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bkrickles:
It's not good really. I had the pixel 3xl and 4xl and both of those cameras were better. I'm looking forward to going back to the Google camera which is easy to use and high quality.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Pekempy:
Tomorrow I get to swap my OnePlus 7T and finally rejoin the Pixel family
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] plasticarmyman:
my OP 7 Pro is feeling old, I really want another Full Screen Phone and was hoping this one would be it but alas it is not...

Still upgrading though, I really like the design and feel like it's unique in that aspect which I like a lot.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] galaxys:
Going from OnePlus 8 Pro (trade-in) to this badboy Pixel! But keeping my OnePlus 9 Pro for now...
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] CZ Eddie:
Thanks.

Did you ever try the Google Camera software on your OP8P to see if that made pictures better?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] crescentmage:
I have a 256 GB OnePlus 7 Pro and my 512 GB Pixel 6 Pro arrives Saturday. I still think the OnePlus 7 Pro is a fantastic phone, and I will miss the clean screen free from any holes or notches. That said, I'm looking forward to wireless charging, a faster processor, 5G connectivity (mainly for futureproofing), and better cameras (in particular the telephoto, which I use more than I expected on my OP7 Pro).

However, the factor that really pushed me over the edge is software. The Android 11 update for the OP7 Pro was buggy to the point of being unusable. I waited several months to finally install it, and I still ended up having to roll back to Android 10 (and wiping my phone in the process). Now I am two versions behind on the OS and year behind on security updates. More importantly, my faith in OnePlus to support older phones for even 2 years is destroyed. I considered installing a custom ROM, but at the end of the day I decided I would move on to the up-to-date, stock software on the Pixel 6 Pro.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] zymphad:
I have it ordered but leaning towards cancelling since it seems Pixel 6 is inferior in things that matter and not gimmicks. Which disappoints me.

Seems the display is downgrade. The SOC and modem are downgrades. And the audio and mic also downgrades. You know things that make a phone a phone and not camera software gimmick beta tester device.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
If you're that disappointed without even trying the phone, then your best bet is to just cancel your order 👍
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kamiller42:
Debated a move from OP6T to P6P or wait for Samsung S22. Still mulling it over...
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] vettejock99:
OP7 Pro moving to Pixel 6 Pro
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] zymphad:
Im terms of tech and hardware, 100% guaranteed to beat Pixel 6 in every way.

Guess depends on how much beta software gimmicks matter to you.