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What would you like to have in the Nexus 5?

- LTE
- OLED 1080p display
- USB OTG support
- Inverted Photosphere (like how we view the globe in google earth)
Please continue and keep the ideas coming...

A nice camera, nexus devices always have crappy camera's

SD card slot. That's it.
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I've only had the phone for 3 days but..
LTE
1080p Display
EXT SD Card (though I know that's not likely)
Loving this phone.

The same features... but in a smaller form factor !

Working wifi
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Garell said:
- OLED 1080p display
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HELL NO!! OLED screens are awful compared to a decent IPS LCD

NO OLED! Please god don't make me skip the next Nexus.

Battery life and good loud speaker
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Better camera
More storage...64gb (not SD card because I know that ain't happenin)
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Doesn't look like it'll be OLED but it will be a 1080p display.
This article seems to be more reasonable about the latest Nexus 5 rumors. Potential specs look great to me. Selling point for me will be the improved camera. The best camera is the one that's with you..
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Rumo...olutionary-camera-with-Nikon-branding_id40968
"The tip contains what the author claims are the retail specs of the device Google will be arriving at with the manufacturer of choice - a 5" 1080p display, Snapdragon 600 processor (Snapdragon 800 is going into an eventual Google Nexus 10.2, they iterate), 2 GB of RAM, 8/16 GB of storage, and a 3140 mAh battery."

Have all the previous Nexus devices been announced in the fall time? If so, we still have a while to wait. If Tmo has an up an running hybrid LTE/HSPA+ network by then, that might be nice. However, if the N5 comes with that particular chipset, IT MUST MUST MUST seamlessly, flawlessly, and speedily switch between the two so you would never even know. I seem to remember hearing how the Gnex on verizon would take ages to go back to LTE. Also, is it too much to ask for a native T9 dialer?

mdh007 said:
Doesn't look like it'll be OLED but it will be a 1080p display.
This article seems to be more reasonable about the latest Nexus 5 rumors. Potential specs look great to me. Selling point for me will be the improved camera. The best camera is the one that's with you..
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Rumo...olutionary-camera-with-Nikon-branding_id40968
"The tip contains what the author claims are the retail specs of the device Google will be arriving at with the manufacturer of choice - a 5" 1080p display, Snapdragon 600 processor (Snapdragon 800 is going into an eventual Google Nexus 10.2, they iterate), 2 GB of RAM, 8/16 GB of storage, and a 3140 mAh battery."
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Thank goodness they are not switching back to OLED.... but the 8/16gb storage rumor in that article is rather disappointing.

More storage. And Instead of SD card a 32/64 GB models would good coz ib doubt they will put a SD card. That would be good. Full HD display.
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Disappointing yes but it may be a factor in keeping the cost low as well as getting the next manufacture to agree to make such a high spec low cost phone without hurting sales of their flagship model (ex: LG with their Optimus G)
I really think that SD cards are left out in nexuses because Google wants to promote cloud but more importantly are left with low storage capabilities on purpose in order to differentiate the phone from the manufacture's flagship. Its all part of the "compromise" between Google and the manufacture.
At the end of the day, I'm lucky enough to have 6GB a month of LTE data so storage space is becoming less and less important. I realize not everyone has data plans though and for those folk, the manufacture is hoping you'll pay more for their flagship that has an SD card slot or 32/64GB of internal storage.
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More storage, it really isn't that expensive to put a bigger SD card in there...

4.5 - 4.7" IPS SLCD @ 1440p edge to edge screen with mic and speaker located on 1mm bezel on top and bottom
Slightly curved screen.
13MP Canon Sigma inspired camera
4GB RAM/16GB on-board with 128GB UHS-1 compatible SD slot
PowerVR G6630 GPU
No buttons anywhere, capacitive volume and power controls
Carbon fiber body.
5mm thin
Factory unlocked bootloader, option to ship with no Operating System at all installed.

richteralan said:
SD card slot. That's it.
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Then keep waiting for the rest of your life, nexus will never have SD card, live with it, or go somewhere else
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amdhunter said:
4.5 - 4.7" IPS SLCD @ 1440p edge to edge screen with mic and speaker located on 1mm bezel on top and bottom
Slightly curved screen.
13MP Canon Sigma inspired camera
4GB RAM/16GB on-board with 128GB UHS-1 compatible SD slot
PowerVR G6630 GPU
No buttons anywhere, capacitive volume and power controls
Carbon fiber body.
5mm thin
Factory unlocked bootloader, option to ship with no Operating System at all installed.
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WoW......
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Removable battery and camera at least as good as my Galaxy S3. Switch between my Nexus 4 and S3 and love everything about the Nexus 4 except the camera and the fact that I can't swap out the battery.
On screen buttons also reduce the actual screen size available.
Aluminum build would be nice as well so you don't have to baby the phone so much as I hate having to use a case on such a beautiful phone but am more concerned about cracking the back glass.

are the specs of tf701t better than xperia z 2 tablet?

anyone know
excluding the keyboard dock as i dont have one

I think its worse. 801 is very powerful.
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wakkaday said:
anyone know
excluding the keyboard dock as i dont have one
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I think I can make this very easy for you. In terms of sheer power, the Xperia Z2 tablet is the most powerful tablet right now (Snapdragon 801, 3GB of RAM, running Android 4.4 out of the box). The only negative aspect of the Z2 is that it has a full HD resolution, lower than 2560x1600 on the tf701t. If you want to play game, Snapdragon 801 + full HD screen is the best combination for gaming since it won't kill your frame rates.

huy_lonewolf said:
I think I can make this very easy for you. In terms of sheer power, the Xperia Z2 tablet is the most powerful tablet right now (Snapdragon 801, 3GB of RAM, running Android 4.4 out of the box). The only negative aspect of the Z2 is that it has a full HD resolution, lower than 2560x1600 on the tf701t. If you want to play game, Snapdragon 801 + full HD screen is the best combination for gaming since it won't kill your frame rates.
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Yeah the Z2 is more powerful but another negative to me is $515 vs. $299

Where did you buy one for $299.00?

lartomar2002 said:
Where did you buy one for $299.00?
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TigerDirect.com. Bought mine there and free shipping too! However, they don't offer the free shipping now when I checked again.
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lartomar2002 said:
Where did you buy one for $299.00?
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Got mine at B&H Photo for $299.00
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houtx2 said:
Got mine at B&H Photo for $299.00
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It's already 359.95 there now. I wonder what made almost all the retailers jack up their prices.
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It's already 359.95 there now. I wonder what made almost all the retailers jack up their prices.
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Even at 360 bucks it's at least $240 less a price I paid for mine (480 Euros, only three months ago).
On topic: The Tegra 4 is powerful but only features OpenGL 2.0. New benchmarks and game titles might look much better when running GL 3.1, which the GPUs running in newer tablets like Xperia Z2 support.
The Tegra4 sometimes has it's issues with the high resolution, that's true. But all in all it's good enough.

I see the the tegra 4 also powers some cintiq tablets at the lower 1920x1200. Could our higher resolution be overkill? Do these other tablets allow for the higher resolution 2560x1600 or does it have to do with our display? Actually a good deal when you consider that cintiq is $1500

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I see the the tegra 4 also powers some cintiq tablets at the lower 1920x1200. Could our higher resolution be overkill? Do these other tablets allow for the higher resolution 2560x1600 or does it have to do with our display? Actually a good deal when you consider that cintiq is $1500
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The higher resolution is definitely overkill for games -- but it is fantastic for reading text and webpages. It really reduces fatigue and eye strain when reading for long periods.
So it really depends on what you want a tablet for...

Poll: 64gb/6gb OR 128gb/8gb, which one did you buy?

Vote and share your thoughts.

I ordered the 64gb version. I never filled my op3t with 64gb, so that just seemed like the obvious choice for me.

Picked up the 128gb.
Seems like the extra ram will be useful in the future.

8GB /128GB model. Don't think i'd use all of the storage, but the 8GB could make my phone futureproof for about two years.

I went for the 128gb/8gb version. For future proofing and the midnight black colour.

128/8 model. Seemed a no-brainer.

64/6 version.. both values are more than enough for me..

128/8 I choose. Seemed worth the little extra money for double the storage

First ordered 128 GB from oneplus.net but order delayed so I cancel the order and collect 64 GB from O2 store as I realize that on my 32 GB S7 +32GB SD card I never go higher than 36 GB so 64 GB is more than enough, most flagship phone work just fine even with 4 GB RAM, 8 GB RAM+Black color for £499 is marketing tricks to milking more money from spec. hungry people, most of my huge data stays in my laptop and external HDD and I don't install huge games in mobile . Think like £500 for OP5 if you add AKG like headphone, connector, water & Dust proof, High resolution curved screen, OIS, Micro SD slot, Refined camera chip, Wireless charging and £99 free Samsung Level speaker which is even water and dust proof and you can use it to charge your phone, in comparison OP5's price is too high, I don't agree when everyone said about cheap price or budget phone or £100 less compared other flagship phone, this is how they made cheap??

£50 for another 2GB RAM and twice the memory??
Yep I went for the 128 GB variant
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Ships in 13 days for the 128 gb model. That is almost 3 business weeks or more. I am not waiting a month, if then, I can wait for the Note 8. Very disappointed in OnePlus!

went with midnight black because of color.

128/8gb go big or go home
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The big girl. No reason not to, really. I ordered on Monday evening and it showed up via FedEx this morning (Thursday). Pretty spectacular service. Haven't had time to play with it much yet but I'm coming from a 3T and can't wait.

8gb/128gb Midnight Black! Well bigger is better and if you say it's not, well let's just say you're hiding something! I'll never use the 128gb up but 2gb of extra ram certainly will increase efficiency.

I just loaded 86GB of FLAC to mine, so... yeah. Good to have room! Might get a few movies on there before I call it quits.

I'm truly baffled that anyone would buy the 6g/64gb version when there is an 8g/128gb version for $60 more.
Most companies charge you $100 to go from 64 to 128,and then there is the added ram, which arguably isn't needed, but why not have it if it's available.
Honestly there is no legitimate reason for getting the lower model.

Big Cam said:
I'm truly baffled that anyone would buy the 6g/64gb version when there is an 8g/128gb version for $60 more.
Most companies charge you $100 to go from 64 to 128,and then there is the added ram, which arguably isn't needed, but why not have it if it's available.
Honestly there is no legitimate reason for getting the lower model.
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It's a cheaper option, it wouldn't exist if it didn't have any value
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I got the 6gb/64gb version. I had already made up my mind that I would get the OP5 as long as it was under $500. The price difference wasn't that much for the black one so I was willing to break the $500 budget I set for myself. But it was out of stock when I tried to order it. Either way, it's still more storage and ram than any other phone I've had and 64gb was the largest SD card I have ever needed personally.

matteosaeed said:
Ships in 13 days for the 128 gb model. That is almost 3 business weeks or more. I am not waiting a month, if then, I can wait for the Note 8. Very disappointed in OnePlus!
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Yeap.. just ordered yesterday the 128gb variant and estimated dispatch is 13 july.. and estimated arrival is 20 july with standard delivery or 17 july (if i rekon correctly) with express.
It may be they have no stocks of 128 variant..
But hey, I have to wait a lot :<

How fast is the 512gb version vs 128gb

Hey guys quick question. Can you post some benchmarks of the 512gb version and the 128gb version? I curious if there is any performance gain with the 2 extra go of memory. There isn’t anything like that on YouTube. I appreciate it.

Both phones will be fast as hell. The extra 2 gig ram means that you can essentially have more apps open at the same time and I have noticed a slightly zippier performance compared to my 6gb s9 plus

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Both phones will be fast as hell. The extra 2 gig ram means that you can essentially have more apps open at the same time and I have noticed a slightly zippier performance compared to my 6gb s9 plus
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Thanks for replying Mikey. Both of those phones the S9+ and Note 9 have the same cpu, correct?

Correct. You would hard tell the difference. The s9 can be found as an A Grade refurb online for less than £500 here in the UK if you hunt about. That's over half the price of the N9 for essentially the same real world performance...

mikey_sk said:
Correct. You would hard tell the difference. The s9 can be found as an A Grade refurb online for less than £500 here in the UK if you hunt about. That's over half the price of the N9 for essentially the same real world performance...
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That was one of Zeedomax's arguments from his YouTube channel High on Android. He was basically saying the SD845 has been out since the S9 introduction and technically Samsung shouldn't be selling the note9 as much as it is, since the chips are now 6 plus months old and cheaper to buy.
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mikey_sk said:
Correct. You would hard tell the difference. The s9 can be found as an A Grade refurb online for less than £500 here in the UK if you hunt about. That's over half the price of the N9 for essentially the same real world performance...
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Well there's no s-pen, which is why you buy a Note, so... Not the same performance to me. I get what you're trying to say, but I cannot comprehend why anyone would go for the Note9 without wanting a stylus.
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That was one of Zeedomax's arguments from his YouTube channel High on Android. He was basically saying the SD845 has been out since the S9 introduction and technically Samsung shouldn't be selling the note9 as much as it is, since the chips are now 6 plus months old and cheaper to buy.
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It's $159 over S9+ for: double storage, larger battery, stylus with Bluetooth, a screen capable of understanding 4096 pressure sensitivity levels, and a slightly better, brighter screen at that. How is that $159 jump not justified? I don't get it. That's a ton of extra stuff. Just because people don't use the stylus and special screen, doesn't mean they aren't costs. And larger battery and double storage alone is "worth that" for many.

yes even the 6GB Note 9 version is faster than the 6GB S9 plus version.

Picking up my 128 today from Best Buy. Seems like almost everyone is buying the 512 even if it’s not needed. I don’t really think there’s a huge difference between 6 or 8gb of ram for daily usage.

dooku77 said:
Picking up my 128 today from Best Buy. Seems like almost everyone is buying the 512 even if it’s not needed. I don’t really think there’s a huge difference between 6 or 8gb of ram for daily usage.
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Essentially no there is not a major real world difference. However there are probably power users on here where the extra ram and the 512 would be useful

dooku77 said:
Picking up my 128 today from Best Buy. Seems like almost everyone is buying the 512 even if it’s not needed. I don’t really think there’s a huge difference between 6 or 8gb of ram for daily usage.
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One word Merica. The place where bigger numbers equals more sales. Example Mercedes Benz, 500sel , yet here it was one labeled a 550 sel or something . Perception of the market.
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OnePlus 7 Pro - Indian Discussion Thread.

Dedicated thread for Indian OnePlus 7 pro owners
Share your thoughts guys, let the discussion begin
OnePlus 7 Pro: Price and Variants
The OnePlus 7 Pro starts at a Rs 48,999 for the base model with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.
8 GB RAM with 256 GB storage variant which offers the option of getting a Red phone (Almond will only be available in June). This variant comes in at Rs 52,999.
As for the top-end variant with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, the price tag goes up to Rs 57,999. This variant also arrives only in Nebula Blue and will be available for grab only from 28 May.
OnePlus 7 Pro: Introductory offers
OnePlus has teamed up with Reliance Jio to offer OnePlus 7 Pro users benefits worth Rs 9,300, of which, Rs 5,400 will be provided in the form of cashback vouchers in the MyJio app, while the remaining Rs 3,900 will be awarded in the form of partner benefits. This includes discounts worth Rs 2,000 or 20 percent on purchases being made through Zoomcar and Rs 1,550 off on flight tickets and hotel bookings.

Horoscope said:
Dedicated thread for Indian OnePlus 7 pro owners
Share your thoughts guys, let the discussion begin
OnePlus 7 Pro: Price and Variants
The OnePlus 7 Pro starts at a Rs 48,999 for the base model with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.
8 GB RAM with 256 GB storage variant which offers the option of getting a Red phone (Almond will only be available in June). This variant comes in at Rs 52,999.
As for the top-end variant with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, the price tag goes up to Rs 57,999. This variant also arrives only in Nebula Blue and will be available for grab only from 28 May.
OnePlus 7 Pro: Introductory offers
OnePlus has teamed up with Reliance Jio to offer OnePlus 7 Pro users benefits worth Rs 9,300, of which, Rs 5,400 will be provided in the form of cashback vouchers in the MyJio app, while the remaining Rs 3,900 will be awarded in the form of partner benefits. This includes discounts worth Rs 2,000 or 20 percent on purchases being made through Zoomcar and Rs 1,550 off on flight tickets and hotel bookings.
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Root Krega Apun Aaj. Darr Nahi Lagta Humko ?

Was about to start one, glad the OP started it[emoji1], first time oneplus buyer, hope it lives upto the expectations
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Recieved the device and unpacked , am I the first one here ?[emoji50]
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I received it on 17th while my friend got on 16th.
Absolutely love my phone.
53k is a lot of money and I was pretty sure not to spend that much but then couldn't resist and got one. (also the big credit should go to oneplus for their clever marketing)
Waiting for gcam ports. Tried one mi9 one not that great not that bad.

I got my device delivered on 17th. So far I am a little concerned with the battery life compared to my OP6 it seems to be discharging a lot faster. I hope a future update brings variable refresh rate. That should help with battery a lot. Other than that, I am extremely happy with the device.

Got mine Friday, apart from camera exceeded all expectations. Got a gcam port working, will test it out and update..

Will I see any real life performance difference between 6gb and 8gb variant?
I am usually a moderate - heavy user (Lots of gaming)
I usually keep my phone for 2-3 years. (Still rocking the OP3)
Any advise will be appreciated.

Hey guys.
I'm stuck between buying the 6GB RAM & 128GB ROM or the 8GB & 256GB ROM Nebula version.
I like the blue version but I think the more RAM and storage space is overkill and just a waste of money even though it's not a huge amount (4k INR).
Any suggestions?
Oh and I'm going to upgrade from my OP3 so really looking forward to having the new phone.

Go for the 8GB one
affection788 said:
Will I see any real life performance difference between 6gb and 8gb variant?
I am usually a moderate - heavy user (Lots of gaming)
I usually keep my phone for 2-3 years. (Still rocking the OP3)
Any advise will be appreciated.
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Aniruddha10 said:
Hey guys.
I'm stuck between buying the 6GB RAM & 128GB ROM or the 8GB & 256GB ROM Nebula version.
I like the blue version but I think the more RAM and storage space is overkill and just a waste of money even though it's not a huge amount (4k INR).
Any suggestions?
Oh and I'm going to upgrade from my OP3 so really looking forward to having the new phone.
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I would say the both of you should go for the 8GB one. Although, If you look at it you pay 4K more for 2GB Ram VS the GB variant. But you are paying 5K less compared to the 12GB. If you plan to use the phone over 2 years, the 6GB may have trouble as apps become larger. The 8GB gives you a little more future proofing which is a nice middle ground.
I got the 8GB + 256GB because I have the following games installed PUBG + Call Of Duty + Asphalt + Fortnite
Also I watch a lot of 4K content on my phone (Each file is about 15Gb) and it is good to be able to store more than 3 movies.
Hope this helps.

Has anyone noticed the exceptional RAM drainage? My phone, on rest it's consumed a huge chunk of the RAM

Waiting for the Nebula Blue variant to be available. Getting a non-Nexus/non-Pixel device after a very very long time, so I'm a little anxious to try something new. Did y'all get only the Mirror Gray variant or is the phone also available in Red like the Original Post states?

Red is not available for pro afaik, it's only for the regular version @saravoxy and I remember seeing you in some other forum long back [emoji3]
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I would say the both of you should go for the 8GB one. Although, If you look at it you pay 4K more for 2GB Ram VS the GB variant. But you are paying 5K less compared to the 12GB. If you plan to use the phone over 2 years, the 6GB may have trouble as apps become larger. The 8GB gives you a little more future proofing which is a nice middle ground.
I got the 8GB + 256GB because I have the following games installed PUBG + Call Of Duty + Asphalt + Fortnite
Also I watch a lot of 4K content on my phone (Each file is about 15Gb) and it is good to be able to store more than 3 movies.
Hope this helps.
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Can you share the battery drain you experienced playing Pubg? In 90hz/60hz and also FHD/QHD?

bala_gamer said:
Red is not available for pro afaik, it's only for the regular version @saravoxy and I remember seeing you in some other forum long back [emoji3]
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Hey Bala. I remember you very well haha, you were quite active and very helpful in Galaxy S3 Indian thread. Surprised to see you getting an One plus device ?, how are you liking the phone so far?

zeus_47 said:
Has anyone noticed the exceptional RAM drainage? My phone, on rest it's consumed a huge chunk of the RAM
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Do you notice the same when you keep the screen at 60Hz refresh rate? I will not be surprised if a huge chunk of RAM is eaten alive by the 90 Hz RR.

saravoxy said:
Hey Bala. I remember you very well haha, you were quite active and very helpful in Galaxy S3 Indian thread. Surprised to see you getting an One plus device [emoji846], how are you liking the phone so far?
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Haha thanks, yea first time getting an oneplus device so far it's good and a great performer
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Ram boost would be on by default ,try disabling it if you want to see more free Ram ,but that being said the device itself will take care of ram usage and free it wherever needed that's the way Android is designed.
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Hello everyone,
Any link for best tempered glass in india..??

8 - 9 % in an Hour
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Can you share the battery drain you experienced playing Pubg? In 90hz/60hz and also FHD/QHD?
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I had about 9% drain while playing PUBG at HDR + Colorful 90Hz.
Clash Royale on the other hand showed about 11% drain in 1Hr and 14 Mins
The resolution is set to auto and I am not sure if PUBG plays at 1440p or 1080p (Could anyone Confirm ?)

Hai anyone bought one plus from offline store like chroma reliance digital?? If so please tell me about the offers too..