I don't care, there are more important things to a phone than camera quality.

I love the idea but I can only imagine how fragile it will be

Edit: I learned the are already moving parts in today's cameras so I'm just dumb

I've had TMobile Over the span of about 13 years. Have had many different phones and I must say that I am incredibly happy with my 7pro on TMobile. No complains from me bud.

And the worst, the Facebook phone was HTC wasn’t it back in like 2013

Yeah, unfortunately the issue is with Google not allowing this.

That's the issue, rooting and magisk is no solution.

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The camera improvement is.. well nothing short of shocking. The way these Pixel 7's process the image is just.. next next level.

That phone is nothing (pun intended) like the OnePlus One was when it was first released. Or even the OnePlus 6.

Astro, to work!

They are just another premium brand

Cheers I have downloaded it and will let it do its magic!

1mm One™, 1mm One™ X™, 1mm Series™ X™

I miss my OnePlus 3T and my OnePlus 6. I would have preferred the 5T over the 6 mainly because they placed the camera just above the fingerprint sensor, so the camera lens was always smudged, but damn they were such great values.

Keep forgetting to set that up lol. Could on my old nexus 6 after rooting and with some magisk modules.

Google Wallet worked out of the box for me.

Completely missed that you were asking about LineageOS. Ignore me.

OnePlus was originally about giving customers budget friendly high performance phones by being more strategic about part selection. Now they are just another premium brand that uses the highest quality parts for everything.

They went downhill fast after Carl Pei left. He now runs the manufacturer Nothing. They released the Phone (1) this year.

To be fair the iPhone 6 is probably the worst build quality ever in an iPhone.

From the time android 12 came out on the pixel, it took me over a year to get android 12 on my op8. There were basically no changes from android 11, and then 3 or so months later I got updated to 13. After that everything was buggy or slow. Just jumped to the 13 pro max after being with oneplus since the op3t.

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I'm still on 6, but assuming I'm not able to find a replacement battery in my country I might have to think about replacing it soon. Can you tell me what's so bad in the latest models that made the brand go downhill?

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I was a OnePlus fanboy for years. But then their updates started getting shitty. I installed an update on my OP9 and it refused to connect to any carrier network unless I manually programmed it in. If I rebooted the phone it would wipe it out.

That happened two days before a vacation, so I said screw it and bought a new phone that wasn’t OnePlus. If their updates are going to be that trash then I won’t support them anymore.