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Anyone here get the Mclaren edition? Really like the design on the back of it!
That's good to hear, especially now that reviews of the Pixels are coming out and are making it look underwhelming to say the least.
One thing that is holding me back is....
obviously keep in mind that it is early days so I'll see how it behaves in low light etc but over-all I think it's here to stay.
finger print is no issue for me, seems to work 9/10 when I need it, rest is face unlock.
heard that registering the fingerprint in dark room is good idea, worked on 6T and improved the accuracy massively.
What's the summary in terms of difference between the normal and pro version?
7T = £549
7T pro = £699
I know the difference in storage is 128 v 256 and to be honest I could live with 128 no problem.
If you go on DXO scores then the OP7 Pro produces very good pictures.
Curved (Pro) vs flat screen (non-Pro). 7-8% bigger battery on the Pro. No notch on the Pro. MKBHD reckons the screen on the non-Pro isn't quite as premium. The 7T in my eyes is much uglier owing to the round camera thingy.
I thought the same about 7T camera but now I got one it actually isn't as "ugly" in person as it is in pictures.Curved (Pro) vs flat screen (non-Pro). 7-8% bigger battery on the Pro. No notch on the Pro. MKBHD reckons the screen on the non-Pro isn't quite as premium. The 7T in my eyes is much uglier owing to the round camera thingy.
Updates are best in class short of owning a Pixel. The 7T and 7T Pro are coming out with android 10 onboard, the 7 and 7 Pro are receiving the update right now and so will last year's phones.I'm very tempted with the 7T as an upgrade to my Pixel 2 XL. Pixel 4 is DOA.
How are the Android updates, and is there risk of softest issues like Huawei have experienced?
What's the summary in terms of difference between the normal and pro version?
7T = £549
7T pro = £699
I know the difference in storage is 128 v 256 and to be honest I could live with 128 no problem.
The 7 Pro hasn't dropped in price though, so may as well get the 7T Pro at the same cost?I'd honestly either get a 7T or just the 7 Pro. I don't think the 7T Pro is a worthy upgrade.
The 7 Pro hasn't dropped in price though, so may as well get the 7T Pro at the same cost?
The 7 Pro hasn't dropped in price though, so may as well get the 7T Pro at the same cost?
that's what I did.I'm very tempted with the 7T as an upgrade to my Pixel 2 XL. Pixel 4 is DOA.
How are the Android updates, and is there risk of softest issues like Huawei have experienced?
That's another kick in the nuts for the Pixel 4!
Also the Pro has a 3x telephoto lens v's 2x on the 7T.
I am also considering the 2 models.
The £150 saving is very tempting, especially when it doesn't have the curved screen edges and is otherwise more or less the same. I'm sure the extra resolution of the Pro will wipe out any battery savings over the 7T.
Saying that as someone who bought a 7 Pro at full price when the 7T Pro was an option .Yeah that probably makes sense
Saying that as someone who bought a 7 Pro at full price when the 7T Pro was an option .
I wanted 12GB RAM but not the glossy McLaren Edition, so there you go.
You get a pretty decent case with the McLaren which must be worth a few quid. Fair enough if you don't use one.