How did you check? Battery on my 9 pro is getting shitty

Hmm maybe it was a software issue for me then if they just drop the ball after a while.

I had the One and it worked great until one day it just ran hot all the time. The battery would empty really fast when used or only last a few hours idling. I eventually changed the battery myself but still the same, the CPU was always under load and hot.

I moved on from OnePlus because their entire thing was being a flagship killer at cheaper prices but every phone from them kept getting more expensive until they just became what they were supposed to beat.

I loved that phone though. The sandstone texture case was nice in the hand, I found it easy to use and responsive.

I miss the Cyanogenmod days, too. That was such a great phone.

Overpriced, boring and unattractive. Still trying to ride on the brands early success.

I just spent a few days fixing my MMS after my OnePlus 7 Pro updated to Android 12. Sure it's 3 years old, but ... that's not that old. The issue ended up being that the Messages app in the update was bugged so had to switch to the one that Google puts out on the play store.

They peaked at the 7T Pro. I couldn't care less about the selfie camera quality/convenience and only want one for video calls. Give me a phone with a full screen display. Under screen or popup selfie camera doesn't matter, heck even the design that flips over the rear camera is fine too.

Currently have a 9 pro and I do miss the 7. It was the better phone.

Personally I've decided to go retro and get a dwemer style automaton.

My 8T is still great and I recently ressurrected my old 5 and it did a massive update and is functioning faultlessly.

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Not a single picture from the front

I'm still using my 6T, and it's been flawless so far.

Yup! People should be switching to cyborgs by now. 🤓

imagine even considering buying androids in 2022 😹😹

ikr lmao

Yeah, ordering parts for xiaomi phones is a pain in the ass because they release about 378 billion different models every year, who all are similarly named, like mi 10, redmi 10, redmi note 10, then pro/lite variants, then for some reason they introduced the t models, there's the regular t, there's the t Pro, fucking hell...

Agreed! Except I dropped it a few months ago and the back cracked. Wanting a new phone and not sure the 11 is a good enough value proposition over an galaxy 22 ultra or 23 ultra

So far the only issue I had with Xiaomi was that I would break the charging port after a few years and then would attempt to change it myself. On Redmi note 3 I ordered the wrong piece but I only learned about it when the same thing broke on Redmi note 7. If I noticed it I might have still been using that phone. The phones are cheap but good although they prob last somewhere between 3 to 5 years. Redmi note 3 lasted me for 3 years,7 is around 3 and still going. I don't really have a reason to upgrade and the phone is still running alright.

They diluted their own market by releasing 2 or 3 versions of the phone every year. Or: 11 11t 11t+ McLaren edition etc.

Had they kept to one/year they would be much more successful.

Have always been a fan of the OnePlus phones, but the constant releases is why I ultimately switched.

OnePlus was great until Carl Pei left. The OnePlus 9 was like the last decent OnePlus. Now, it's basically just an Oppo or Vivo phone with a different name. They even put Color OS on it.

I'm done with OnePlus. I loved my OnePlus 3 and 7T Pro but they're just too damn expensive nowadays.

I loved it until it broke.

I have an older model of this phone. I dropped it from about 2 feet with a case and the screen turned purple to black and it’s bricked. Can’t find a replacement digitizer.

I dropped an iPhone from a rollercoaster ride and it survived unscathed. Granted the back shattered about a month later, but the screen is perfect. The back isn’t too expensive, but I just threw a case on it.

Quality of more expensive (but second hand) phones are much more worth it.

This is my experience as well. I still get updates too.

Android phones are so fucking ugly omg 😂🤢