I like the new Pie gestures, but I will have to try out the One+ version and see what is better for me.I really can’t stand the Stock Pie gesture/bar interface.
The OnePlus 6 gestures are much better. Bugs me when reviewers don’t use it.
I like the new Pie gestures, but I will have to try out the One+ version and see what is better for me.I really can’t stand the Stock Pie gesture/bar interface.
The OnePlus 6 gestures are much better. Bugs me when reviewers don’t use it.
I like the new Pie gestures, but I will have to try out the One+ version and see what is better for me.
I had a play with it at TMobile store, it is really nice.
V20 is a qualifying device and I have one. Damn.
.2 seconds for physical finger print sensor compared to .38 seconds for the under the screen sensor.I kind of wish they kept the back finger print sensor. It appears to be noticeably faster.
Played around with the 6T at T-Mobile today. I wasn't overly impressed. The haptic feedback (or the lack thereof) was very odd and I wish it was much stronger. There were some stutters while using OnePlus's navigation gestures. I didn't like the screen at all; the text looked odd; it reminded me of the headaches I used to get when I briefly had the Galaxy S8 (I believe the 6T has the same screen as the S8). I do like the Shelf, though--it's similar to the iPhone's widget screen; I prefer having widgets dedicated to one page in card form that way.
Also, I'm still very uncomfortable knowing that China would have access to my data (and would probably mine it) if I would get the phone. I'd be paranoid about that constantly.
You are the first person I have heard of that has said you encountered stutters? Every reviewer I have seen on the 6T and every person that owns the 6 (including MKBHD) has praised One+ on delivering a stutter-free and fluid experience.Played around with the 6T at T-Mobile today. I wasn't overly impressed. The haptic feedback (or the lack thereof) was very odd and I wish it was much stronger. There were some stutters while using OnePlus's navigation gestures. I didn't like the screen at all; the text looked odd; it reminded me of the headaches I used to get when I briefly had the Galaxy S8 (I believe the 6T has the same screen as the S8). I do like the Shelf, though--it's similar to the iPhone's widget screen; I prefer having widgets dedicated to one page in card form that way.
Also, I'm still very uncomfortable knowing that China would have access to my data (and would probably mine it) if I would get the phone. I'd be paranoid about that constantly.
You are the first person I have heard of that has said you encountered stutters? Every reviewer I have seen on the 6T and every person that owns the 6 (including MKBHD) has praised One+ on delivering a stutter-free and fluid experience.
I played with one as well, and didn’t experience any lag or stutter. As far as haptic feedback, it def isn’t as strong as my iPhone X, but it is pretty much on par with other phones I have owned. Def not weak IMO.
Fear of change. There are skeptics who are fearing the OP will beat Apple and Google at their own turf.You are the first person I have heard of that has said you encountered stutters? Every reviewer I have seen on the 6T and every person that owns the 6 (including MKBHD) has praised One+ on delivering a stutter-free and fluid experience.
I played with one as well, and didn’t experience any lag or stutter. As far as haptic feedback, it def isn’t as strong as my iPhone X, but it is pretty much on par with other phones I have owned. Def not weak IMO.
Fear of change. There are skeptics who are fearing the OP will beat Apple and Google at their own turf.
whiners doing what they do best, whine. it's as if other phone makers are paying them to trash OP.