Re: 6gb or 8gb
Is there any reference between the 6/8gb besides the memory size? For example battery life or performance?
Is there any reference between the 6/8gb besides the memory size? For example battery life or performance?
6gb or 8gb OnePlus 5?
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Re: 6gb or 8gb
It all depends on your end-purpose. You see, a 3GB Ram performs as good as a 6GB phone, well, at least in terms of running apps smoothly. A 6GB One Plus 5 is good enough, but spending an extra $60 for a whopping 8GB isn't a bad deal anyways. Over the last few years, Android manufacturers have been boasting about RAM, and ot be honest, RAM is far more important than storage. Storage can be improved by adding an SD card, or backing up your data to the cloud using Dropbox or Google Drive, but with an 8GB RAM and 128 GB storage option, I hardly doubt anyone's data is going to fill up One Plus 5's capacity. Nevertheless, go for an 8GB version.
It all depends on your end-purpose. You see, a 3GB Ram performs as good as a 6GB phone, well, at least in terms of running apps smoothly. A 6GB One Plus 5 is good enough, but spending an extra $60 for a whopping 8GB isn't a bad deal anyways. Over the last few years, Android manufacturers have been boasting about RAM, and ot be honest, RAM is far more important than storage. Storage can be improved by adding an SD card, or backing up your data to the cloud using Dropbox or Google Drive, but with an 8GB RAM and 128 GB storage option, I hardly doubt anyone's data is going to fill up One Plus 5's capacity. Nevertheless, go for an 8GB version.
Re: 6gb or 8gb
6gb or 8gb ? Here the speed in 8gb OP5 is quite negligible comparing 6gb OP5. Here wat matters is the storage options u get. For 6gb u get 64gb storage , whereas for 8gb u get 128gb storage. If u don't mind 64 gjg storage ur good to go ! If u really u need more storage the 8gb / 128gb is worth the upgrade.
6gb or 8gb ? Here the speed in 8gb OP5 is quite negligible comparing 6gb OP5. Here wat matters is the storage options u get. For 6gb u get 64gb storage , whereas for 8gb u get 128gb storage. If u don't mind 64 gjg storage ur good to go ! If u really u need more storage the 8gb / 128gb is worth the upgrade.
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Re: 6gb or 8gb
Get the 8GB version.
Not for the RAM, but for the storage.
Having 128GB of ultrafast storage for not a heap more is a no-brainer IMO.
Get the 8GB version.
Not for the RAM, but for the storage.
Having 128GB of ultrafast storage for not a heap more is a no-brainer IMO.
Re: 6gb or 8gb
go big or go home! if the extra ram will make the phone snappy and consistent then get the 8gb one
go big or go home! if the extra ram will make the phone snappy and consistent then get the 8gb one
Re: 6gb or 8gb
Well, 8gb is more than Android 7.1.1 can handle at the moment, but I am sure that in the near future that 8gb will become very important for the phone as a whole.
You need to factor in if you expect to keep this phone for over a year or not. If not then 6gb should suffice.
Well, 8gb is more than Android 7.1.1 can handle at the moment, but I am sure that in the near future that 8gb will become very important for the phone as a whole.
You need to factor in if you expect to keep this phone for over a year or not. If not then 6gb should suffice.
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That's not correct.
I'm not going to pretend 8 GB of RAM is super useful or that most people will even notice the difference in every day use, but it CAN be addressed and used by the system.
That's not correct.
I'm not going to pretend 8 GB of RAM is super useful or that most people will even notice the difference in every day use, but it CAN be addressed and used by the system.
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Re: 6gb or 8gb
Go big or go home. I always take the highest storage option when possible and this phone doesn't have an sd card slot so....
Go big or go home. I always take the highest storage option when possible and this phone doesn't have an sd card slot so....
Re: 6gb or 8gb
I encode some movies and then I copy them on my phone. I like to have a choice, so I have quite a few of them on the phone. I also like to listen to music, but not using Spotify & Cie, this doesn't work in the subway. And I have a few hundreds of pictures as well. Basic, really basic use of a phone. So yes, 64GB is the bare minimum now. 128GB is best.
Once again, this is a really basic use of a phone, IMHO.
I encode some movies and then I copy them on my phone. I like to have a choice, so I have quite a few of them on the phone. I also like to listen to music, but not using Spotify & Cie, this doesn't work in the subway. And I have a few hundreds of pictures as well. Basic, really basic use of a phone. So yes, 64GB is the bare minimum now. 128GB is best.
Once again, this is a really basic use of a phone, IMHO.
Remember that more ram is not equal to better performance, only when you run out of it.
As for storage i doubt you will ever go close to 64gb. And if you do you could super easily move your images and videos to Google Drive or Dropbox.
As for storage i doubt you will ever go close to 64gb. And if you do you could super easily move your images and videos to Google Drive or Dropbox.
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I agree. Its worth gettibg the extra RAM and ROM storage to future-proof the phone a bit.
I agree. Its worth gettibg the extra RAM and ROM storage to future-proof the phone a bit.
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Yeah, I agree. I cant think how I could use 64Gb of storage when I already have a 64Gb Micro Sd card.
I agree with a lot of folks who have chimed in. 8 GB RAM version is ideal just for the 128 GB storage alone. In the next year or two, we'll see if 8 gigs is really necessary for RAM...personally 4 or 6 is still good for a phone.
The 6/64 works for me since most stuff is cloud based. I have all my music and still have some room left.
Re: 6gb or 8gb
Have u seen any reviews or comparison testing to see if there is any real world performance difference?
Welcome to AndroidCentral @0mer
For me, it's not about the 6GB or 8GB RAM. It's more about the storage capacity that you get with the phone. The 128gb will certainly come in handy if you love taking videos and playing games.
However, if you are a fairly average user and don't heavily rely on your phone. The 6GB / 64GB version will be absolutely perfect. Nothing wrong with it. AND you will save over 50 bucks.
Hope this helps.
Have u seen any reviews or comparison testing to see if there is any real world performance difference?
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