3 day review.

[LeKeiser]

I have a ZTE Axon 7, not sure the 3T would be a really good upgrade. Faster CPU but not by much and since I'm not a gamer, I wouldn't know...
The ZTE has a better display, microSD slot, better sound, ...
The 3T has a better OS, bigger battery, and... what else?

 

[codeda]

I have a ZTE Axon 7, not sure the 3T would be a really good upgrade. Faster CPU but not by much and since I'm not a gamer, I wouldn't know...
The ZTE has a better display, microSD slot, better sound, ...
The 3T has a better OS, bigger battery, and... what else?

Batter camera. I've had both and the oneplus camera is much better than the axon.

 

[Maknora]

This was at a ground breaking ceremony this week past Sunday. I'd say the camera is great. It is fast and takes good pics.

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cool pic. brothers?

 

[RoadBicyclist]

I'm not due for an upgrade, but I constantly find myself thinking about what phone I would get if my current phone was paid off. I'm also on Verizon and would have to fully pay off my phone, buy unlocked and switch to either att or T-Mobile if I were to use the OP3T. I am looking at this and the Axon 7. I was at this spot last year when I was saying that I was done paying device payments. Then I upgraded and am stuck till August 2017. I haven't been impressed with any of the flagships enough to get one, even if I was getting a black Friday deal on one. Audio quality and camera quality are the two most important things to me. Followed up by customization, which the OP3T is king over the Axon 7 or any other flagship.

Was in the same situation tied to Sprint, my N6 was updated to 7.0 and killed my SIM card, un-explainable, did not work any longer after that, Sprint was less than helpful even being less than 1 yr with the N6.
Got tired of Sprint and decided to switch to TMobile, they bought me out and paid off my contract. Instead of getting one of the "flagships" which I'm not very impressed with, went for the LG K10, it's only $170 and about $7 per month, somehow they give me a credit for the same amount every month, so I'm technically not paying for a phone right now, kind of odd, but that's how the system works, all legal .
But the best part is I can look for a replacement I really want, the OP 3T looks as the best of the non-flagships from all my research. Cannot see myself paying above $500 for a phone, call me cheap, but I'm just being thrifty.