Just to go over the main argument around the P3 I think a lot of the performance issues people see is down to how well they notice them.
The simple fact is a lot of people will have them but it may not be as apparent to them as others who have the same device. That's not to say the same issues do not exist across the majority of the devices. I'm fairly sure if I was to pick up someone else P3 and use it for a few days the same little things would annoy me in terms of performance.
That does not escape the fact that people do choose to ignore any argument against the performance of the device. I like to think of myself as fairly impartial in that regard as I bounce between different devices but despite the bloat the S10 performs much slicker than the P3, unfortunately. The ram thing always seems to be that bit of a hindrance on Pixel devices which has been creeping in lately so hopefully they rectify that properly with the P4.
The simple fact is a lot of people will have them but it may not be as apparent to them as others who have the same device. That's not to say the same issues do not exist across the majority of the devices. I'm fairly sure if I was to pick up someone else P3 and use it for a few days the same little things would annoy me in terms of performance.
That does not escape the fact that people do choose to ignore any argument against the performance of the device. I like to think of myself as fairly impartial in that regard as I bounce between different devices but despite the bloat the S10 performs much slicker than the P3, unfortunately. The ram thing always seems to be that bit of a hindrance on Pixel devices which has been creeping in lately so hopefully they rectify that properly with the P4.
but as Jimlad said, these things can happen with any phone from time to time. Over the last 3 years I had the Pixel XL, the Pixel XL 2 and now the Mate 20 Pro. I probably connect 3 or 4 times a day with a Bluetooth speaker of some kind and I can only remember it happening once, (with the Huawei funnily enough). I think once it connects it has to then connect/authenticate/setup/whatever to deal with media and phone calls (if that's an option with the device you connect to). I think you can see the two options if you go into the Bluetooth settings. I think a phone can just not set up the media bit (or phone in Jimlads case) and you can either just reconnect or sometimes just select 'Media' in settings. I think actually it might have happened in my car once with one of the Pixels, but I guess as it's a 10 second job to fix, it doesn't really register with me.
