Finger print scanner? No thanks
I don't think I've ever heard anyone say this. Let me guess, dont trust it and someone is going to steal your fingerprints if you use it...
Finger print scanner? No thanks
Oooh Gaf, mine's arrived and the box is damn classy!
I'll be messing around with it tonight, if anyone has questions feel free to shoot, but I'm no connoisseur.
Finally, they dropped that stupid invite only gimmick.
Which carrier will you be using it on? How's the build feels like( is it slippery at all like the iPhone 6 is)? Is the screen pretty bright?
I like the 6gb part but at this point there is no app I use that can push the hardware.
Thanks for the impressions! I'm thinking about selling my iPhone and getting this phone. If I do get it I will get one of the cases they sell. I would've loved them to include a 2k screen but I guess 1080p is just fine.O2 (Well, giffgaff. British thing if you're unaware). It wasnt slippy, which surprised me because a mate of mine had the metal HTC which was slippy, but no, the OP3 was stable. Still put a case on it. Screen was pretty bright as I could tell, looked clean if you know what I mean.
Finger print scanner? No thanks
I'm debating between this and the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. I know it's pretty much half the price but I'm tempted to just spend more to get the very best. I'm upgrading from a Nexus 5 which I had for about 3 years, I usually keep my phones for that long.
There will likely be hundreds of different flavors of Android available to this, including CyanogenMod which is the most popular custom Android out there. Custom ROMs will take a month or two to update to the newest Android versions though.
"Stock" as it exists on a Nexus will be achieved by building AOSP (someone will likely do that soon) and installing Gapps along with it. The main problem with this is that it won't be easy to update.
Samsung has slightly better hardware, except for 4GB RAM, but the RAM management in OP3's normal OS is really dumb so Samsung also wins here. Samsung also has a better screen, camera and battery.
For software, Samsung has Touchwiz UI which has its share of lovers and haters (seems like more haters, but these phones keep selling so maybe not). OnePlus has the Oxygen OS which is very close to stock Android, with extra menu options added in. It's a matter of taste. CyanogenMod will very likely support both, if you want to install that.
If money is not an issue, go Samsung. The price is the biggest draw for this.
I want it, but I don't think I could do without an SD card slot. I don't have unlimited streaming and two of the main places I go during the day don't have a wifi I can connect to.
How much stuff do you need to put on there? 😮
Assume there's no way to work this with Verizon, huh?
Probably 20 gigs of music 5 gigs of video. That and room for image editing. 60 gigs is probably fine, but I'm concerned coming off of my current 16 gig phone that feels like it has nothing on it where I need to save everything to the SD card.
I don't have any music on my phone, but I do want the 128 GB iPod touch because I don't have enough room on my 64 GB one. And it's 50+ GB of audio.You do you, but I can't imagine needing constant access to 20 gigs of music. Seems like a non issue, or one easily worked around.
I don't have any music on my phone, but I do want the 128 GB iPod touch because I don't have enough room on my 64 GB one. And it's 50+ GB of audio.
I have it, and I don't have any problems with the screen per se, but my other phone is a Lumia 950XL so the OnePlus 3 being "only" 1080p is noticeable but it's not that something is wrong with it.Are you guys who've ordered not concerned about the display? The Anandtech review was brutal. The phone was highly regarded everywhere else but he tore the screen to shreds.
Not music, so what is this 50gb of audio? Podcasts and audio books? What's the advantage of having it on your phone? If it's work stuff, isn't it better to have it on a portable hard drive or something?
I've had my OPO for 18 months now. Was going strong on Wednesday and I had no interest in upgrading - probably could have kept it going for as long as the battery wanted to. But then it dropped out of my pocket and spent a bit of time in the rain. I found it a bit after, dried it off and considered it good as ever. Continued to use it and then hooked it up to charge overnight....woke up and:
Actually burnt my finger pretty bad when I went to grab it. But hey I'm lucky there wasn't an electrical fire when we were asleep
Had to be that there was water in the charging port, yeah. Made me think twice about trying to find a way to get an S7 or S6 since they're water proof, but I'm just going to ensure I throw it in rice if I ever have this problem again.This scares me a bit. Was this caused by water in the charging port? I've seen scary pictures of batteries exploding before, and this is Chinese stuff so I feel like there's an extra risk.
I own both and I find One Plus 3 is definitely superior.Are there any comparisons online between 1+1 and 1+3 camera?
I used to think this would be the case when I got the OnePlus One but I never filled it up. I did stop loading all my music and use more of Google Music and Spotify. As I got older I stop finding th ended to keep my entire collection with me. I am also not a big app or game user.Only 64GB is such a deal breaker for me.![]()
I used to think this would be the case when I got the OnePlus One but I never filled it up. I did stop loading all my music and use more of Google Music and Spotify. As I got older I stop finding th ended to keep my entire collection with me. I am also not a big app or game user.
This scares me a bit. Was this caused by water in the charging port? I've seen scary pictures of batteries exploding before, and this is Chinese stuff so I feel like there's an extra risk.
I have the OP Sandstone case and the leather wallet/flip case (in grey).What cases are you guys rocking? Any recommendations?
I actually ordered an Orzly Flexicase but Amazon couldn't get it in. Looking elsewhere now
Hows the sandstone case if you lay the phone on its face? Is there a lip around the edges so it doesn't rest on the screen?I have the OP Sandstone case and the leather wallet/flip case (in grey).
I like how the Sandstone feels and it is a perfect fit on the phone. The leather is ok, but I'm not used to a flip case so we'll see if I get used to it. I thought it would nice to try when I don't want to carry my wallet and only need a card with me.
There is just enough of a lip around the edge that the screen doesn't touch the surface if you lay it screen side down.Hows the sandstone case if you lay the phone on its face? Is there a lip around the edges so it doesn't rest on the screen?