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Should I wait for the OnePlus 5? It looks like it will be released later this year, with 8GB RAM and just insane specs.
Should I wait for the OnePlus 5? It looks like it will be released later this year, with 8GB RAM and just insane specs.
I hear the OP6 is going to be killer with the QC 845 SoC, 12GB ram, dual USB C ports, FF speakers, 5.9 inch 4k screen, removable battery, 2nd SIM slot can double as an SD card slot, IP68 specs, and an IR blaster.
(OK, I made all that up).![]()
In all honesty it feels more like a flagship device than the pixel. Better battery life and 6 GB of RAM with much higher speeds. And half the price. Tough to beat.The OnePlus range is excellent, and is, in my opinion, one of *the* best midrange phones to get right now. I have the Honor 8 which is also good, as is the Zenfone 3; but the OnePlus 3T is really the best bang for your buck. It's mentioned and praised in the Android Central's Buyer's Guide - check it out!
As far as comparing it to the Pixel, it is hard to do, as you would be comparing a flagship device with a midrange one. The OnePlus does lots of things at the same level as a flagship, but it's still difficult to compare the two. In my opinion, you'd get a great experience with either device. If you're looking for as close to stock experience as possible, then the Pixel is a wise choice. But if you're looking for near-flagship-level performance at an unbeatable price, the OnePlus is the way to go.
Also, you will inevitably find issues with any phone you decide to purchase - or individual phones within that manufacturing line will encounter bugs. It's just the way things go with technology! Plus, people are more likely to post about negative experiences or issues when it comes to talking about products, events, establishments, etc; so don't let large number of negative reviews or posts influence your decision.
Good luck! Let us know what you decide!
The OnePlus range is excellent, and is, in my opinion, one of *the* best midrange phones to get right now. I have the Honor 8 which is also good, as is the Zenfone 3; but the OnePlus 3T is really the best bang for your buck. It's mentioned and praised in the Android Central's Buyer's Guide - check it out!
As far as comparing it to the Pixel, it is hard to do, as you would be comparing a flagship device with a midrange one. The OnePlus does lots of things at the same level as a flagship, but it's still difficult to compare the two. In my opinion, you'd get a great experience with either device. If you're looking for as close to stock experience as possible, then the Pixel is a wise choice. But if you're looking for near-flagship-level performance at an unbeatable price, the OnePlus is the way to go.
Also, you will inevitably find issues with any phone you decide to purchase - or individual phones within that manufacturing line will encounter bugs. It's just the way things go with technology! Plus, people are more likely to post about negative experiences or issues when it comes to talking about products, events, establishments, etc; so don't let large number of negative reviews or posts influence your decision.
Good luck! Let us know what you decide!
So I'm just wondering....We consider a flagship phone based on its price? Are you being serious here? This is pretty sad IMO. The OP3T is a Flagship device. As much as i love AC and I do consider their opinion but they are wrong here. The only major up they have on the OP3T is the fact that it gets updates quicker and the camera app is better built. Otherwise what does the Pixel have that makes it a flagship phone over the OP3T? I'd really like to understand this train of thought is all.
In any case I'm not saying one device is better than the other but to push people into believing its a mid-range phone due to price is just sorta ridiculous IMO. However, I do agree with you with on the comment about it being the best bang for the buck.
In all honesty it feels more like a flagship device than the pixel. Better battery life and 6 GB of RAM with much higher speeds. And half the price. Tough to beat.
I always have 30 to 35 GB free on my 64 GB phones. So it's my sweet spot too. But I use the cloud a lot.I've always bought the biggest memory I can get and have finally settled on 64 GB. That seems to be the sweet spot for me.
Then again, I only use <10GB on my phones, so a lot of memory isn't needed.
If you need all 128GB, I'd wait. It's always best to go bigger and not need it that smaller and need more IMO.
.... I want the 128GB version... Lol, getting hyped, should I settle for the 64GB?
I'm thinking about getting the OnePlus3T, as it just looks so dang good with the amazing specs, and quality overall. But before I do so I just want some real feedback from others who have the device and there take on the phone. Is it compatible with At&t? Is gaming with the phone smooth and not laggy? I've heard that it has a lot of issues, bugs and errors, so please clarify problems if any. Like have any of you been experiencing phone breaking issues like a fast battery drain, or poor call quality, cellular connection, wifi miss connection, etc.. Have any of you had to return the device? Just any problems. I would also appreciate some clarification on how the OnePlus3T is running on Android Nougat. Thank you.