OnePlus 6t. Who's switching.

[Theot]

I've always liked what I've seen from OnePlus from the beginning. The T sounds like a great phone and would have made a great argument for going with the T and giving up a little bit to the competition if this phone was released in beginning of year versus the competition like S9 at full price. But like Mr. Mobile mentions is video below at the 5:30 mark, you can get an S9 for $599 now. So, for me, if I had to make the choice at the prices I can get these phones now, I'd go with the S9 just because you do get the extra features like the QHD display and the stereo speakers, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q1RA-Xl9hU

That's fair, and to each their own. I don't need QHD on a phone, nor stereo speakers and I do not care for the curved display or samsung's software so for me, this is the far better value and fits what I'm looking for in a device far better than anything Samsung, LG or even google is offering.

 

[erwaso]

Naw. The price and screen fingerprint is enticing but thats about it. I doubt the battery will last as long as my Note 9

 

[EMGSM]

I'm keeping the Note 9. mainly cause I actually use the S pen a lot but also because I just bought a P3 XL and now I have no money

 

[mustang7757]

I'm keeping the Note 9. mainly cause I actually use the S pen a lot but also because I just bought a P3 XL and now I have no money

Hahaha good reason

 

[wilsodw]

I just dont know yet. The 9 is sitting in the drawer, and I am using my Z2 Force as the DD. Its either the one + if and when Verizon gets it going or the Pixel after a price drop. Gonna have to put both in my hand at the store then decision time. Will keep all of them I purchase because I never sell or trade

 

[bassplayrguy]

Yeah, really sucks how the government basically pushed Huawei out of the US market and when carrier like AT&T was about to carry them. Huawei is releasing some nice looking phones.

National security is more important than play things.

 

[donm527]

Won’t link the whole thing because I don’t want to get into the political aspect of it but just to show what organizations that spend their lives trying to find such things have found with huawei...

“Huawei has long been under suspicion for its ties to the Chinese government. It was founded by former People’s Liberation Army engineer Ren Zhengfei, and its private ownership structure is entirely opaque. Any serious association with the Xi administration would be alarming given its well-documented disregard for citizens’ privacy.

However, Huawei provides infrastructure and consumer devices to almost all of the US’ major allies, and the US is yet to substantiate its warnings. The UK government, for instance, set up and oversees a cybersecurity facility in England that is dedicated to finding backdoors in Huawei products and is yet to turn up much of note. Meanwhile, Edward Snowden’s leaks showed how the NSA has been spying on Huawei for years.”

Flossy Carter has for long time endorsed huawei phones having secured “Thot protection” in these phones. Be assured your privacy is kept.

National security is more important than play things.

 

[bassplayrguy]

Won’t link the whole thing because I don’t want to get into the political aspect of it but just to show what organizations that spend their lives trying to find such things have found with huawei...

“Huawei has long been under suspicion for its ties to the Chinese government. It was founded by former People’s Liberation Army engineer Ren Zhengfei, and its private ownership structure is entirely opaque. Any serious association with the Xi administration would be alarming given its well-documented disregard for citizens’ privacy.

However, Huawei provides infrastructure and consumer devices to almost all of the US’ major allies, and the US is yet to substantiate its warnings. The UK government, for instance, set up and oversees a cybersecurity facility in England that is dedicated to finding backdoors in Huawei products and is yet to turn up much of note. Meanwhile, Edward Snowden’s leaks showed how the NSA has been spying on Huawei for years.”

Flossy Carter has for long time endorsed huawei phones having secured “Thot protection” in these phones. Be assured your privacy is kept.

I agree but as a precaution when they thought something was up, I can't blame them. Better than the alternative. After all it is China.

 

[note1note9]

I agree but as a precaution when they thought something was up, I can't blame them. Better than the alternative. After all it is China.

Lol every country is spying on one another. Makes no difference really

 

[anon(3641385)]

Lol every country is spying on one another. Makes no difference really

I'm not interested in being a conduit for government spying, any country's government (including my own).

I'll stick with Samsung

 

[note1note9]

I'm not interested in being a conduit for government spying, any country's government (including my own).

I'll stick with Samsung

Lol South Korea is probably spying on you guys too

 

[mustang7757]

Lol South Korea is probably spying on you guys too

Everyone's spying..
Im more concerned with my neighbors,brother, sisters,mom,dad,friends lol the closer ones

 

[waqqas31]

Everyone's spying..
Im more concerned with my neighbors,brother, sisters,mom,dad,friends lol the closer ones

"Keep your friends close, Mr Mulder, but keep your enemies closer."

- Deepthroat

 

[note1note9]

Everyone's spying..
Im more concerned with my neighbors,brother, sisters,mom,dad,friends lol the closer ones

Dats right

 

[gendo667]

"Keep your friends close, Mr Mulder, but keep your enemies closer."

- Deepthroat

"Well. You’ve seen things that weren’t to be seen. Care and discretion are now imperative."

-deepthroat

 

[sleepnclass]

I have Nova and my launcher's settings are the least of my worries. It's actually reinstalling all those hundreds of apps and then reestablishing the accounts, etc. Backing up and restoring SMS and my other chat histories, etc. I don't use SmartSwitch since I don't like to copy potential problems over, but that's just for Samsung phones. I wouldn't even have that option going to another maker.

I reserve having to do this to once a year max when I switch phones.

1password helps.

 

[sleepnclass]

I fell for the one plus hype with the 5. thought that phone was boring and meh. I have a 6 now and it's much less meh than the 5 but I won't get a 6t. maybe a 7t. for now I'm content with the note 9 and pixel 3 xl.

 

[mustang7757]

I fell for the one plus hype with the 5. thought that phone was boring and meh. I have a 6 now and it's much less meh than the 5 but I won't get a 6t. maybe a 7t. for now I'm content with the note 9 and pixel 3 xl.

2 choices are very good)

 

[cckgz4]

No.

Coming from a 7 Plus and not actually buying a flagship device within the first year, let alone the first month, I'm happy with my choice. My battery lasts me all day consistently, standby doesn't kill my phone while in my pocket, S-Pen helps me keep up with remembering things that come to mind. Nothing else is really getting me to switch minus design choices.

 

[Chromium 4]

Why would I downgrade?