Just switched my 7t to Mint Mobile and currently having mixed results. Has a 7 user that works for TMobile, do you have any insight?

Updated my 7t to OS 12 last week. It made my phone incompatible with my carrier, Visible Wireless (a budget version of Verizon). I specifically bought the 7t two years ago because it was compatible with Visible.

Switched to Mint and having mixed results that I am fairly confident is due to similar compatibility issues. Aside from all the other reasons to drop OnePlus, I'm switching to a pixel because it's just not popular enough to have promised compatibility.

"Apple offers a service called AppleCare+ that essentially makes most of those repairs for free, but device owners who haven't paid for that service can still pay for repairs"

Snap. I had a 7t, loved it. Great phone then this year I got the S21 FE.

Unfortunately they lost their way...

I've been with OnePlus since the "One" (in the days when you had to find someone on Reddit to send you an invite.

Have had the One, 3T and Nord, wife's got a 6T.

Think we'll both be moving to Pixel 7/8s when our current phones give up.

The new OnePlus phones just feel very bloaty now, have Oppo skins on them, and there are more models than I care to keep track of.

Want a decent mid range phone? Do you get the Nord 2, the Nord CE, the Nord CE 5G? Maybe you want something better - do you get the 10, 10 Pro? 10T?

They've just spread themselves too thin and stopped focusing on what made them great - a solid mid range phone at a good price with no major corners cut.

I think the Nothing Phone (1) is probably the nearest you'll get now to what OnePlus used to be - and I believe the CEO was the CEO of OnePlus before it went downhill.

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Got a Pixel 6 Pro from a Galaxy Note 10 and I absolutely hated it. It's really a horses for courses thing when it comes to personal devices.

Still have mine as a back up

Same here - just switched over to a Pixel 7

OnePlus is dead or at least their original mission statement is null and void. Went from a flagship killer to just a flagship.

You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villan. OnePlus kept on living.

The support issue common with every android phone, I'm so sick of it I think I'm finally jumping ship and getting on iPhone. I keep thinking that the dev teams probably don't use of on daily basis, there are issues that should not exist... like sometimes I'll copy and bunch of things and then it won't paste the last item copied...

I had my OnePlus 3 for 6 years. It had some issues with the camera focus in the last year not working properly, and when navigating it indicated me looking into the opposite direction sometimes, but had no issues otherwise. Even the battery hadn't gotten too bad.

I loved my 7 pro as well. I only wish I could have replaced the battery.

This phone is suppose to support hardware accelerated ray tracing if true this must be the year phones get this feature. I would love to see how phones will handle that.

Using a 6 and I'm happy enough with it. The performance and battery life has definitely suffered though. Still totally usable though. Getting a Pixel 7 next as the new Oneplus aren't the same anymore.

The current one is my first and last OnePlus phone. Coming from Sony phones, it has been nothing but lackluster from the beginning, and the next one is either a Sony or an iPhone.

OnePlus have sort of lost their way, there's nothing great about any of the new phones. Looks exactly like Oppo in terms of hardware and OS, priced too close to better phones like Pixel and Galaxy S series.

There used to be a time when OnePlus offered better features at a lower price, now you get neither.

Imagine thinking you're somehow superior and unique cuz you're loyal to a trillion dollar company 😂😂

My friend got one and low and behold the screen came away at the centre and is out of warranty. It's a lot of money to spend on something that kind of obviously will have a weak point. Was pretty cool though to begin with.

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Ether in missing it or they aren't showing the screen in the leaked pics...

I still love my launch day 7pro

Wow, has become a 7Pro love stream.

I have to wholeheartedly agree. Its an amazing phone with great performance. The 'gimmick' of the retractable front camera gives me a nice and clean screen.

I was forced to upgrade to the 7 Pro when my 3 broke on account of someone deciding that trying to run me over on a crosswalk would be a really good idea. Reading what others have said about the later one plus models, maybe im glad to have upgraded from the 3 early now.

3 years and counting with OnePlus 7T, best phone I ever had by a lot.

I appreciate your honesty thanks