Sure its yours, nope don't worry about the P&P. Just send me your address via Trust and I'll send it.
**** The Official OnePlus 3 Thread ****
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Sure its yours, nope don't worry about the P&P. Just send me your address via Trust and I'll send it.
Unreliable WiFi (would disconnect for a second). Could be my router sure, but other phones and devices don't do it.
Iffy touch screen (occasionally). For example in Pokemon Go the screen would still respond but I could not pan the map. But closing all the apps and re-opening them fixed it for a while.
Not too happy with one handed use, on my same sized screen Moto X Play I can easily swipe in with my thumb to pull up Google Now, it would not allways work on the OnePlus 3. Possibly the phone is too thin
or not so good at rejecting my palm grip.All these issues can easily be a bad phone or a software issue.
It was an excellent impressive device when it worked. But I use the phone for business emails etc and decided I don't want the risk of un-reliability.
Likewise, although I think the latest update improved things a bit in the Wi-Fi area.
Like most other folk I am very pleased with my OnePlus 3, but unfortunately some users are always going to have problems with virtually any phone!
(Not always the same users, or the same phones obviously!
)
Like most other folk I am very pleased with my OnePlus 3, but unfortunately some users are always going to have problems with virtually any phone!
(Not always the same users, or the same phones obviously!
)
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There's a known issue with the back button whereby you have to press it multiple times. This was the only issue I experienced with my OP3.
Quite regret returning it now
Quite regret returning it now
Unreliable WiFi (would disconnect for a second). Could be my router sure, but other phones and devices don't do it.
Iffy touch screen (occasionally). For example in Pokemon Go the screen would still respond but I could not pan the map. But closing all the apps and re-opening them fixed it for a while.
Not too happy with one handed use, on my same sized screen Moto X Play I can easily swipe in with my thumb to pull up Google Now, it would not allways work on the OnePlus 3. Possibly the phone is too thin
All these issues can easily be a bad phone or a software issue.
It was an excellent impressive device when it worked. But I use the phone for business emails etc and decided I don't want the risk of un-reliability.
It was cells signal with my old one plus one that drove me batty
Although they haven't been around for anywhere near as long as Samsung, I don't think I would go so far as to call OnePlus an "unknown Chinese manufacturer"!
They have managed to build up quite a following in the last couple of years, and I think it is generally acknowledged that the OnePlus 3 is one of the best phones around for £320.
Every single phone will have its critics, and of course you can never please all of the people all of the time, so I suppose at the end of the day, 'you pays your money, and you makes your choices!
They have managed to build up quite a following in the last couple of years, and I think it is generally acknowledged that the OnePlus 3 is one of the best phones around for £320.
Every single phone will have its critics, and of course you can never please all of the people all of the time, so I suppose at the end of the day, 'you pays your money, and you makes your choices!
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All the OnePlus phones are still getting updates but OnePlus have historically been very, very slow at updating them.
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Except the Oneplus X which was promised the MM update was coming 9 months ago but still nothing.
the updates for the 3 have been pretty rapid fire so far to be fair.
Although they haven't been around for anywhere near as long as Samsung, I don't think I would go so far as to call OnePlus an "unknown Chinese manufacturer"!
They have managed to build up quite a following in the last couple of years, and I think it is generally acknowledged that the OnePlus 3 is one of the best phones around for £320.
Every single phone will have its critics, and of course you can never please all of the people all of the time, so I suppose at the end of the day, 'you pays your money, and you makes your choices!
Isn't the parent company also some huge Chinese manufacturer?