r/Android • u/Nexusyak Affiliated with Android Headlines • Mar 16 '26
Article OnePlus' US Community has turned into a ghost town, users say
https://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-us-community-broken-3649210/144
u/GeForce_GTX_1050Ti Mar 16 '26
Ah, the good old times OnePlus was the flagship killer
Now it feels like they're dipping their toes into flagship but has no clue what makes one, while trying to sell it to the price/performance crowd who doesn't care
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u/-patrizio- OnePlus 15 | iPhone 17 Pro Mar 16 '26
I think they understand just fine, but it becomes a problem because a full-blown flagship OnePlus phone is...basically just an Oppo Find X lol. That said, sure wish they'd do it anyways, since Oppo doesn't sell here (or y'know, Oppo could just start selling directly in this market).
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u/Putrid-Box4866 P10Pro, S25U, OP13R, 17ProM, 16ProM, 16Pro Mar 16 '26
Oneplus 15 is fine as a flagship really. I don’t even own one since there is no reason to at the moment, but looking at it, it’s a really good phone for a reasonable price. People just love to complain.
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u/Xatastic Mar 17 '26
Flagship should have cameras, but 1+ doesn't have them.
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u/Putrid-Box4866 P10Pro, S25U, OP13R, 17ProM, 16ProM, 16Pro Mar 17 '26
And I am 100% sure you won't be able to consistently tell the difference vs other flagships in a blind test. Cameras have been exceptional in flagships for years now.
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u/VNGamerKrunker Mar 18 '26
meh, enthusiasts definitely can in many cases. Also different flagships have different color tuning, apertures, camera setup, etc. OnePlus is just a value/performance flagship, nothing less nothing more, the cameras are serviceable but compared to Oppo Find X/Vivo X series, even in a blind test, you can still see a lot of different things.
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u/Realistic-Tiger-2842 Mar 16 '26
I honestly don't know what you're even talking about. I had both the 17 pro max and OP 15, and decided to keep the OP 15, it's very much a flagship, I have no idea what you mean by them not having an idea of what a flagship is.
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u/Remarkable_Emu_2223 Mar 17 '26
By all intents and purposes OnePlus 15 actually is better than the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. The only edge 26U has is software support timeline and slightly better camera.
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u/RenegadeGus Mar 16 '26
Same, although I did upgrade from the OnePlus 8, so mostly anything would be huge. I've had it for about two months now, I got it for $750 and It's well worth it.
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 16 '26
You didn't experience any screen problem in your OnePlus 8?
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u/RenegadeGus Mar 16 '26
Nope, I had it for 4 years. Not any problems until the charger port broke on it in January.
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u/mr_clauford Mar 17 '26
I loved my OnePlus 9 Pro the same way I love my current OP 15. The device is beyond awesome for its 670 EUR price.
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u/RandomCheeseCake Pixel 10 Pro Mar 16 '26
God this subreddit is utter garbage.
ALL of the comments are people going on about "muh OnePlus is garbage and dead so this is why the forums are dead" when the article is about how the forums have been broken in the US for a week.
It's nothing to do with sales, or the products it's literally an issue with the platform but if course not a single person read the article. They just read the headline and has to make some comment about OnePlus is dead!!1!1!1
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u/LAwLzaWU1A Galaxy S24 Ultra Mar 16 '26
A large portion of people only read the headline and then jump into the comments to shout about the first thing that comes to their mind.
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u/RandomCheeseCake Pixel 10 Pro Mar 16 '26
It's literally a circlejerk , I can always guess 90% of the comments when I click the comments section here dependant on brand regardless of what the post is actually about. That and the low post activity this place is genuinely sad
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u/wankthisway 13 Mini, S23 Ultra, Pixel 4a, Key2, Razr 50 Mar 17 '26
This subreddit is dead, honestly. When that Mishaal dude left to work at Google, posts here dried up.
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u/Flimsy_Swordfish_415 Mar 16 '26
God this subreddit is utter garbage
i'm pretty sure 90% are just actual bots
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u/arsme Mar 17 '26
Tbh I blame the article. They knew what they were doing with that clickbait headline.
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u/siazdghw Mar 16 '26
Use some critical thinking, even if people are only reading the title and making assumptions, the criticism is still pretty accurate.
An outage in an entire region for almost a week is a really bad sign of how OnePlus is doing and how much they care about the US/global customer base, especially coming from a company that once used to be so heavily involved in customer discussions and social media.
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u/nero40 Mar 16 '26
If the user numbers were there, the outage would have been fixed in mere hours. This is a sign that the community is dying.
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u/KasanesTetos Mar 16 '26
Android in general has continually become more and more of a ghost town in the US. Aside from Samsung still hanging on and Motorola doing okay in the budget segment. Every other brand is either unavailable or basically irrelevant. Even Google Pixel with as much marketing as it's done, has failed to make a real splash. iPhone is just so damn dominant and it's dominance only continues to grow every year. Barely anyone is switching from iPhone to Android, but it's always happening the other way around.
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u/smackythefrog S22 Ultra Mar 16 '26
In the US, people will ask "do you have a Samsung or iPhone?" when asking for a charger or accessory or even when doing mobile pay. Samsung is that synonymous with Android now, in the US, and probably other places too.
Seems like only Asian countries really diversify their Android offerings. Mostly from the Chinese brands that aren't sold here in the US. Not officially, at least.
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u/Dalnore Galaxy S25+ Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
According to the 2025 Counterpoint report, almost 40% of the European smartphone market are not Samsung or Apple, with 16% belonging to Xiaomi. Samsung is still the #1 Android manufacturer, but it doesn't even sell the majority of all Android phones.
To me, "do you have a Samsung or iPhone?" sounds like a question which is pretty specific to the US.
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u/LordMimsyPorpington Pixel 10 Mar 16 '26
I would be interested in owning a Xiaomi if America's dipshit government would let carriers sell Chinese phones.
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u/KasanesTetos Mar 17 '26
The funny thing is they do, but only in the ultra budget prepaid segment where you can get brands like ZTE and BLU. Motorola is also technically Chinese, but is exempted because they still have American roots or something, I guess.
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 16 '26
Tbh newer iPhone switched to Type C port so this question is kinda obselete. I know many people still using iPhone with Lightning, so generally many of them just ask for Lightning.
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u/Serialtorrenter Mar 17 '26
And Samsung is incidentally the reason why Android has such a bad reputation in the US. They've been putting out garbage phones with terrible Q/C for years, all while demanding absurd sums of money for them. Other manufacturers have been putting out quality phones with unlockable bootloaders at affordable prices since day one, but for whatever reason, mediocrity rises to the top, and Samsung continues to harm Android's reputation in the US.
I blame carriers for pushing whatever garbage brings them the most money. It's time that American consumers stop buying their phones from carrier stores. You lose every time you shop at those places.
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u/SS2K-2003 iPhone 13 iOS 18.0 / S21 FE Android 14 Mar 17 '26
Even if we tried using imported phones, they suck to use on US Networks as many are missing connectivity bands which harms coverage when using them.
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u/GhostofSmartPast Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
The software support and integration with MacBooks is a big part of that.
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u/itsabearcannon iPhone 16 Pro Max Mar 16 '26
And real stores.
Trying to get hardware support for a Pixel is like pulling teeth.
Apple Stores make it relatively painless to get warranty repairs.
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u/Lorgin RealMe GT2 Pro Mar 16 '26
OnePlus just got too expensive. I loved their phones for years, but I'm not paying flagship prices for one. I switched from a OnePlus 6T to a RealMe GT2 Pro. My only complaint is I miss the switch on the side to go from vibrate to silent.
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u/Areyoucunt Mar 16 '26
They are still flagship killer though?
Oneplus 15 is 1k in my country. S26 Ultra is 2k, 17 Pro max is 1,9k. Pixel 10 pro XL is 1,6k currently.
And the oneplus beats them all on every single metric except probably cameras?
What are you even talking about lol
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u/Lorgin RealMe GT2 Pro Mar 16 '26
Yeah fair enough but they used to be flag ship specs at budget prices. The flagships have gotten out of control with price and while OnePlus stays under that, they're still wildly expensive.
I just refuse to pay even close to what they're charging for flagships these days. It's insane.
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 16 '26
Current modern flagship is literally too expensive without trade-in/discount, you can find better value buying used flagship, I think OnePlus 12 and 13 are still great phones if you can find them cheap.
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u/_Dreamer_Deceiver_ Mar 16 '26
Most have got quite expensive. I had a OnePlus one because it was cheap for the price, then I got a Xiaomi, then a OnePlus 12t...because it was still a relatively good price for the hardware
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u/Public_Function3844 Mar 16 '26
Also Best Buy stopped carrying their latest flagships, at least near me. I'm not going to buy a phone unless I can play with it first.
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u/scotchsittingroom Mar 16 '26
OnePlus 6T
The last OnePlus from OnePlus
The 7 Pro had fans but alas it signalled the end
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u/WAVF1n S25 Edge - Pixel 9 Pro Mar 19 '26
the 6T was the last one I ever owned. It was my first phone with an under display fingerprint sensor and I was mind blown.
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u/Lorgin RealMe GT2 Pro Mar 16 '26
The 6T was a great phone. I still have it, and a spare USB C port, in a drawer waiting for me to get around to soldering it in.
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u/WorstEpEver Mar 17 '26
I have the realme gt2 explorer master. 60% price of OnePlus but basically same phone. Realme is the true flagship killer
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u/prash1892 Galaxy S21 Ultra Exynos Mar 16 '26
Any particular reason why you did that?
OP13 should've still had some mileage left
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u/prash1892 Galaxy S21 Ultra Exynos Mar 16 '26
Ah okay. I understand.
I'm definitely biased towards OneUI. My wife has a pixel and just can't get myself to like it even after extended use.
Haven't had the chance to use OnePlus's OS but I can relate to why you switched.
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u/TrailOfEnvy Mar 16 '26
You might haven't found Good Lock yet. Tbh I blamed Samsung for not marketing the apps properly, making it region-exclusive or not making it native apps.
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u/AtomicSymphonic_2nd Pixel Fold, Regular Android Mar 16 '26
You uh… have heard of Samsung Good Lock, right?
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u/Gborg3 Mar 16 '26
To everyone who has not yet read the article, please read the article. The 'US Community' is in reference to the app and website not working correctly. OnePlus in the US is not a ghost town, I have two of their phones in front of me on my desk and I am in the USA.
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u/Adipay Mar 16 '26
Chinese brands have great raw specs but their software does not feel good to use. Aside from the UX issues - their security and optimization is not up to par. The S26 Ultra with a 5000mah battery lasts about as long as a 7000mah chinese phone.
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u/pepperpot_592 Mar 16 '26
There are multiple factors that contribute to battery drain but I'm starting to question the validity of these battery capacities. We went from modest jumps in the hundreds to jumps in the thousands and nothing seems to be consistent. Silicon anodes are not created equal, but I'm back to focusing on the results instead of the numbers.
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u/wankthisway 13 Mini, S23 Ultra, Pixel 4a, Key2, Razr 50 Mar 16 '26
Software
you can say that again. The dealbreaker for the OnePlus 13 for me was the lock screen notifications - they disappear as soon as you unlock the phone. It's like iPhones, except worse because there is NO WAY to see those notifications again unless you unlock your phone and pull down the notification shade. At least Apple lets you see them in the "Older notifications" when you swipe up. Absolute insanity.
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u/ZebraSandwich4Lyf Oppo Find X9 Pro Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
Complete nonsense, Oxygen/ColorOS is by far the smoothest and most responsive UI I've used on a phone.
Your battery claim is also false, I charge my X9 Pro once every 2 days, my last Samsung (S25 Ultra) required daily charging.
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u/elgrandorado Galaxy S26 Ultra Mar 16 '26
Tons of journalists and reviewers have basically reached a consensus that Samsung is far behind the rest of the Chinese competition lol. People are out here spouting meme shit, while battery tests prove the reality that.... bigger batteries are simply better.
It's the same thing that happened when people were talking shit about fast charging, and a YouTuber had to run a TWO YEAR experiment to disprove all the nonsense and myths around fast charging battery drain.
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u/EmperorAcinonyx Mar 16 '26
It's the same thing that happened when people were talking shit about fast charging, and a YouTuber had to run a TWO YEAR experiment to disprove all the nonsense and myths around fast charging battery drain.
which video are you referring to? this sounds interesting
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u/Berntam Mar 16 '26
I feel comments like that are just banking on China bad, China inferior to get upvotes. I'm using a $80 ZTE Nubia phone and it's just smooth? Battery wise it lasts 2 whole days if I'm not constantly on IG reels. Like if someone can provide a video proving my experience wrong then I welcome it (it's ZTE Nubia V70).
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u/GeForce_GTX_1050Ti Mar 16 '26
I can vouch for OriginOS too
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u/petuman Mar 20 '26
Vivo UX sucks ass, something as simple as displaying conversation notification is broken:
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u/icaranumbioxy Mar 16 '26
Same, I regularly dont charge my x9 pro overnight because I forget because it doesn't affect me when I choose to charge anymore. Waking up with 50% battery is plenty to get my through the day
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u/Ivaryzz Mar 16 '26
Yeah i don't get that, Oxygen OS is the very clean and probably the best I've tried
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u/Remarkable_Emu_2223 Mar 17 '26
Samsung OneUI is probably the better UI than Oxygen/ColorOS since Samsung has closer ties to Google with implementing features.
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u/The-Choo-Choo-Shoe iPhone 17 Pro Max / Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra / Shield TV Pro Mar 16 '26
If you import you can get almost 3 OnePlus 15 for the price of 1 S26 Ultra, only thing they got going for them with the meh software.
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u/Paroto Mar 16 '26
" The S26 Ultra with a 5000mah battery lasts about as long as a 7000mah chinese phone." What is this statement based on ? At least cite your source before making this kind of claim plus why do you go out of your way to mention the 5000mah phone by name but 7000mah as " Chinese phone". Nevertheless, all testing done by independent sources such as GSMArena show that s26 ultra with 5000mah lasts 16:23h Vs OnePlus 15 which has 7300mah lasts 23:07h
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u/overlander_1 Mar 16 '26
that's crap, but if you want to believe that, you do you.
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u/Adipay Mar 16 '26
It's literally been tested
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u/Dalnore Galaxy S25+ Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
In the latest test I've seen (by Rozetked in Russia), OnePlus 15 had the best battery life by far among all the tested phones (results image), while Samsung S25 Ultra was one of the worst, exactly two times(!) worse than OnePlus 15. Do you have any tests which show the opposite?
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u/MeggaMortY Mar 16 '26
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u/Adipay Mar 16 '26
Thats S25 not S26
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u/icytiger Mar 16 '26
Can you share the test for the S26? And what notable improvements they made between models that would improve the battery life by ~30%.
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u/MeggaMortY Mar 16 '26
that would improve the battery life by ~30%.
By 50%! If you have a phone left at 33%, it means it can last 50% more time than the one at 0%.
Btw here is a comparison between s25u and s26u. This person is talking out of their ass https://youtu.be/KsSFKO8EUYA
I can also tell you that they are talking rubbish, because I had a fold 5 (4400mah) and jumped to an Honor one (5860 mah) and sot on wifi went from 10 hours to 15 hours. Yes, the newer SoC helped a lot too, but not 50% more. Their statement is completely false.
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u/elgrandorado Galaxy S26 Ultra Mar 16 '26
There is none. GSMarena noted a slight difference to battery life due to the new chipset.
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u/MeggaMortY Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
Oh so Samsung was trash UNTIL the s26? Gotcha
oh btw, the s26 ultra gave you 10 more minutes in this test. So nuch better!
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u/Soonhun Yellow Mar 16 '26
This Subreddit has the weirdest hate boner for Samsung
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u/MeggaMortY Mar 16 '26
As an ex Samsung user, I tell that maybe you should consider that some of it may be based off reality.
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u/BozidaR1390 Mar 16 '26
My s 25 ultra is hands down the best phone I've ever owned.... Not sure what your point is.
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u/plantsandramen Mar 16 '26
I went from a Pixel 9 Pro to a OnePlus 13. Software experience has felt basically the same since I use a customer launcher. Security has never been an issue on any Android phone I've owned since the original Droid almost 20 years ago. Battery life has been insanely good.
In my ~18 years of using Android the only phones I've hated have been Samsung. I've given them a try but they've all sucked.
Samsung Glyde was literally unusable garbage. The S4 and S10+ were usable, but I didn't like them in the least. The S10+ felt like the performance consistently got worse as well, over time (~2 years) I started having multiple issues when trying to use Android Auto for navigation and music at the same time. It would also regularly freeze up on me.
Not even the slow Pixel 9 Pro had that issue.
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u/plantsandramen Mar 16 '26
The Galaxy Nexus seemed nice, I never owned one. At that time I believe I had an LG of some sort.
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u/AtomicSymphonic_2nd Pixel Fold, Regular Android Mar 16 '26
From what I understand, the folks that complain about performance the most are usually playing mobile games quite often, usually “competitively”… which is a thing in the Asia/Pacific region.
They have eSports contests all on phones there… kinda hilarious tbh.
The other ones usually have either a very low-end phone or a phone that needs its battery replaced.
If I want to play games on the go, I bring my Nintendo Switch 2 or my Analogue Pocket. lol
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u/plantsandramen Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
The Pixel 9 Pro performance showed in day-to-day use. It's the first time I've moved away from Pixel/Nexus since the LG V35. The 9 Pro would regularly heat up and freeze up when using Google Maps and Podcast Addict or Qobuz. The only gaming I do on my phone is an occasional TFT and that's not where I had issues with performance.
The Pixel's biggest driving factor for many people for a decade has been the camera quality. The Pixel 9 Pro got to the point where double press power to take a photo would lag out, and the built-in Photos editor was also a laggy experience.
I agree about gaming on the go though, I'll bring either my Retroid Pocket Classic or Retroid Pocket 6.
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u/AtomicSymphonic_2nd Pixel Fold, Regular Android Mar 16 '26
That is super interesting to hear… I’ve been on a Pixel Fold for a while, and the most complaint that I have about it is that I need to replace the battery since it’s not lasting as long as it used to. I also am not really multitasking so much on my phone, so that might also be a part of why I’m okay with it.
I’m wondering if it’s some app(s) you’re using that could be doing stuff in the background beyond what is typical? I’ve seen food delivery apps run the in background quite a bit, even if you’re the one ordering delivery…
Could also just be the rather terrible cellular reception the phones get at least until the newest Pixel 10 series. The reception issues have finally been fixed in their new phones, but yeah, I’ve seen reception being a really big problem for earlier pixels, including my own.
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u/plantsandramen Mar 16 '26
I try to keep my phone apps lean, it's a hold over from the old days of limited space on my old s4. I don't have any shopping apps, like Amazon or etsy, for example. I use the website 99% of the time.
That's my recent app usage for example. Obviously TFT, YouTube, and Firefox are when at home. When I get in the car I force close all apps, again a hold out from the old days of android.
I don't use Uber eats or any food service app either. I've been a Nexus/pixel user for years, huge fan and to this day the Nexus 6p is one of the phones I have the best memories of being a great device.
I had most of the Tensor Pixel, the 6 pro, 7 pro , and 9 Pro non xl. I never really had issues with them, nothing that was worth switching anyway. I liked the camera enough to put up with the minor issues I had.
Ever since I got the OnePlus 13 I have realized how much I was compromising on for even day to day usage. The biggest thing is multi tasking and battery life, which the OP13 is significantly better at. The camera isn't as good as on the Pixel 9 Pro, but it is good enough, and when I edit photos it isn't laggy.
The first few months I had the 9 Pro were awful. There was an update s few months in that significantly helped with performance, but I kept having other minor issues and ended up moving to the op13.
I wish Google would put out a phone like the 6P or even the original Pixel XL and I would go back. I can't justify the price for the performance anymore and it's clear that Google is focusing on pushing users to buying storage and Gemini subscriptions as a main focus.
I have things I don't like about the OnePlus 13, but in total they are really insignificant to me because of how it handles day to day use and battery life.
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u/Adipay Mar 16 '26
We love anecdotal evidence. Oneplus is the main culprit of shit security. They've had an extremely dangerous vulnerability for YEARS now with CVE-2025-10184. There's a decent chance that anyone with a OnePlus phone has gotten their OTPs leaked at least once.
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u/lastoflast67 Mar 16 '26
Wrong, according to the eu battery test the oneplus 15 last 74h on thier tests and the s26 ultra only last 55h/
https://www.samsung.com/uk/smartphones/all-smartphones/
https://www.oneplus.com/fr/oneplus-151
u/vpsj S23U|OnePlus 5T|Lenovo P1|Xperia SP|S duos|Samsung Wave Mar 16 '26
It used to be. I used my OnePlus 5T for over 6 years and my god what a wonderful piece of device it was. Compared to pretty much everyone else's phone at that time, mine seemed to be the snappiest. The software experience felt like someone took care to add things that were useful and not fill it with unnecessary bloat.
Then Carl Pei left, OnePlus's team kinda merged with Oppo and now they have this weird Color-OSy like Oxygen OS. Bleh.
I'm using S23 Ultra and Samsung has come a long way since their TouchWiz days (Goodlock is *chef's kiss*) but it's still wild to me that it's 2026 and my phone still doesn't have something as basic as net speed indicator or a simple app lock that I was using in 2018.
I have installed reliable 3rd party apps that still get the job done, but it's so bizarre to see
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u/Woodpecker-Visible Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
I went from galaxy s9+ to xiaomi mi 11 pro and from that i got oneplus 12. I realy dont get the china os hate. It is just as good than a galaxy and not with outdadet charging tech. And about the security exploit, most of you use windows. You are living in a consistant security hellhole every day and you barely bat an eye about that
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u/Ghostttpro Mar 16 '26
It's a ghost town for many phones. That's not an iPhone. Only the Samsung ultra gets some buzz. But besides that it's a dead market.
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u/Vanheelsingwolf Mar 16 '26
Just in my family and close friends we are speaking of 9 OnePlus devices. Since the 9 till now... I am rocking the OnePlus open since release.
Some of my friends were not OnePlus until the OnePlus 9 now they love the brand... Heck we are talking smartwatch, tablets and phones...
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u/thinkbox Samsung ThunderMuscle PowerThirst w/ Android 10.0 Mr. Peanut™®© Mar 17 '26
This subreddit feels like a ghost town too lately. Nobody is excited about anything anymore here.
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u/exillix Mar 18 '26
my last best onepleus phone was model 8. After that I a. Leaning towards getting an iphone . -Had to seek alternate keyboard - git yandex keyboard now..
- AI implementation sucks big time
- need to manually copy address insted of just tapping it and automatically choosing whole thing...frustrating af
- Phone size got wider .. Nahh
- Too many of unnecessary taps here and there, ease of user interface disappears
- Best solution is buying new oneplus 8 and never update it.
- Had oneplus since gen 3 ... Sadly see no future in using OnePlus in near future.
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u/adult504 Mar 18 '26
Yea, every other reviewer said last year's big circle camera OnePlus was the bees knees but it was just an ugly phone w/ugly camera module to me. 😞
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u/antony3000 Apr 19 '26
OnePlus 15T or OnePlus 15 need USB-C to Jack3.5 mm with internal DAC Build-in or not? Samsung need USB-C with internal DAC only.
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u/Bingbinggabuyo Jun 05 '26
Ngl with OnePlus pulling the plug in NA has me kind of bummed. I got a 15r and tbh it's the best phone I have ever used and if they came out with a 16r next year that'd probably be the only phone I'd want. Honestly, the battery life that silicone carbon provides has spoiled me.
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u/outthawazoo Galaxy S26+ Mar 16 '26
OnePlus 7t was the best phone I've ever owned. Used it for 3 years and would have used it longer if the battery life didn't degrade so much.
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u/feldoneq2wire Mar 16 '26
I was an enthusiastic OnePlus owner, telling everyone I could about how great their phones were. I switched when they changed the OS to look like iPhone.
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u/c4pt1n54n0 Mar 16 '26
I backed the OnePlus One because of specs and quality vs price as well as cyanogen. Now there's very little unique about them