My question is if 1+6 was the same price as other flagship phones would people still buy it? Because being 300 or 400 dollars less I can see the interest and bargain if you can do without couple features.
My question is if 1+6 was the same price as other flagship phones would people still buy it? Because being 300 or 400 dollars less I can see the interest and bargain if you can do without couple features.
That tooI just don't trust the company itself so.. it is a no go for me. Regardless of price.
my pixel is collecting dust as I have been using my o6. OnePlus for the win
Well I've been comparing these two phones for the last few days since I actually own both and both are awesome. I've taken a ton of pictures and they are very close. The Oneplus 6 will be my new daily driver till the Pixel 3 comes out and then I'll compare them like I normally do and keep which ever one works better for me. That's what I love about tech, you can try different things all the time!!
It doesn't even deserve to be mentioned. How much do you people get for even mentioning that a junk phone like the One Plus line should be compared to other flagship?
You get a Pixel like experience for 60% of the cost.
Ok I'll bite, what's the difference? Should I have said "you get an unbloated clean customizable experience that has the essence of something like a Nexus or Pixel"? I guess when I think of a pixel I just think of a mostly clean experience so that's what I was comparing it to in my head. In fact, I think the OP6 might be closer to a pure basic Android experience like you used to get with a Nexus than the Pixel anyway.I propose amending this to: "You get a quasi-sorta, but not really, kind of Pixelish experience... in a way, but ... yeah no it's totally different. But! If you want to pretend it's similar then you can! If that makes you feel better about your extra dollars in your pocket!"
Ok I'll bite, what's the difference? Should I have said "you get an unbloated clean customizable experience that has the essence of something like a Nexus or Pixel"? I guess when I think of a pixel I just think of a mostly clean experience so that's what I was comparing it to in my head. In fact, I think the OP6 might be closer to a pure basic Android experience like you used to get with a Nexus than the Pixel anyway.
Yes, I think the Pixel software is starting to get some bloat to it. I don't need the assistant, I don't want to squeeze it, I don't need effing stickers in my camera because I'm not 12 and I don't give a rats butt about VR on a phone. So you'll have to forgive me if I don't think the Pixel experience is perfect and the best. But by most accounts I've read the OP software is a very nice lightly customizable experience.