That skin looks class, cheeky white 6T. I was wary of accidentally triggering face unlock when I was testing my FPS and have held it to the side. Or when it's sitting flat on a desk it can't see my face either and both index fingers work great.
**** The Official OnePlus 6T Thread ****
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I've got my left thumb registered twice and it worked no problem.
Also, the battery on this is great and I've resisted the urge to plug it in in order to see what it could do exactly.
Also, the battery on this is great and I've resisted the urge to plug it in in order to see what it could do exactly.
To be honest I've read that much about this phone over the last couple of days I can't remember where I read it now. The update to OxygenOS today is said to improve the unlock feature so it may be better now. I always use my thumb wherever the phone is placed. I have mine set to wake when I pick it up so using the thumb at that point is the natural thing to do.
Why do you want to use all these different finger prints? I have simply registered my thumb and thus far it's worked 110% of the time (without using face ID). I have tried but cannot get it to fail.
The only issue I have had with mine is Gmail was taking ages to show me any notifications when the screen was asleep. I tried every trick in the book but it still made no difference. Finally someone suggested I try the 'Outlook' app instead. This I did and it cured the issue straight away. Actually I'm very pleased with the Outlook app as it looks exactly like the Gmail app but with a few enhancements. I now get emails almost instantly.
I suspect the gmail app has the odd bug which needs sorting.
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Karbon protective case is nice
It looks nice but I do wonder how much protection this case affords if you are unlucky enough to drop the phone? I think something like a Spigen Rugged Armor is the way to go for all round protection.
Why wouldn't I want all these different fingers?! If I'm holding it, thumb is easier. If it's on a desk, index finger is easier. Then simply left and right.
I'll delete off the left hand, but this is a compromise (if it works better) I've never had to do with a FPS before...
It covers all of the phone and has a small lip, I don't need a tank of a case.
https://www.oneplus.com/uk/oneplus-6t-bumper-case
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Unfortunately I do. I always buy my phones cash, I never insure them and I must have dropped my S7 onto concrete at least half a dozen times.
The drops have always been when getting the phone out of my jacket pocket. The Spigen cases just soak up the punishment whilst remaining quite slim.
It was this review by Trusted Reviews that put me off the official OnePlus case.
That's hardly what I would call a ringing endorsement.
Unfortunately I do. I always buy my phones cash, I never insure them and I must have dropped my S7 onto concrete at least half a dozen times.
The drops have always been when getting the phone out of my jacket pocket. The Spigen cases just soak up the punishment whilst remaining quite slim.
It was this review by Trusted Reviews that put me off the official OnePlus case.
That's hardly what I would call a ringing endorsement.
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As said I have mine set to wake on lift so for me a single thumb print is all I ever need. Being retired I no longer have the desk issue. That's just me though, so to each their own.
I bought mine cash but get insurance with my bank. It's a simple case, it's better than not having one.
I had this on my oneplus 3. Unfortunately unless they've changed the support it gives, it fell on the top part and caused a gash into the metal on top. There's no protection on the top.
The Karbon Case I'm talking about
I think the one that comes included in the box isn't a bad all round case. However, I have the Spigen Liquid Air (new release) coming tomorrow. Re: insurance, I can claim on my house insurance (for one claim) without it affecting the premium.
Yes, I noticed a couple of the OnePlus supplied cases are open at both the top and the bottom, which isn't good. I think the only one that isn't and one reviewers recommend if getting a case from OnePlus is the 'Nylon Bumper' case.
There's two types, protection and bumper case. One has top and bottom cut out and mine is all round coverage.
So I cut it down to just one thumb and it was working great until I tried to unlock last night in a pitch black room and it just wouldn't. Anyone else experience this?
I also remember I got a lot of stick for saying the OnePlus 2 FPS was unreliable. I will have had 4 fingers set on that, I wonder if OnePlus just don't have good algorithms or something? Maybe they don't get a license like I assume most do and use their own?
You're jumping to conclusions there.
I have a oneplus 5 and it's been pretty flawless.
Being an onscreen fps doesn't help on the 6T.
I've got same finger registered twice just to reduce the chance of it not "recognizing" it and it's been OKAY I would say it is much more prone to failing to "scan" your finger compared to your usual "physical" finger print scanners.
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So can I use any cable so long as I use the 6t plug to get rapid charge?
It's a pity you're having this issue. Have you removed or replaced the screen protector or anything like that? OP say if the factory one is removed or replaced you need to re-calibrate. Mine is still working great, including in low/no light. The only thing I would say is it is very particular if there is any residue or moisture on your hand. I have found that after washing my hands it might not always work first time.
I just tested with a different cable I had lying around at work and it didn't rapid charge. However I wouldn't say it was the best cable in the world. I have a good one in the car I might nip out and get it to test.