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Galaxy S III Outstanding battery

http://www.mobile-review.com/review/samsung-galaxy-s3-battery-en.shtml
This device is really optimized, the battery finally is really good!

Great read, this phone will be amazing.!!
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that test is rigged!
those guys are paid by samsung just like all the review sites!
that is a HOaX!

nice review of battery life. DO note these are achieved with all stock settings. Once the custom kernel arrives we can get much battery life and even we can disable some cores as needed.

I hope the battery life on the S4 version is comparable. Its too bad LTE markets can't get Exynos.

that's how a jailed/imprisoned/encased/captured/irreplaceable/unchangeable/trapped/smothered battery on other units should perform.

radeonxt said:
that's how a jailed/imprisoned/encased/captured/irreplaceable/unchangeable/trapped/smothered battery on other units should perform.
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Lolz....

This is why Android sucks...one has to tinker.to.get optimum anything...crom batt life to themes....why can't we have a smartphone that can run full tilt cor two days on single.charge.
Buy a ferrari..but drive it on 2 cylinders.
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Agent5150 said:
This is why Android sucks...one has to tinker.to.get optimum anything...crom batt life to themes....why can't we have a smartphone that can run full tilt cor two days on single.charge.
Buy a ferrari..but drive it on 2 cylinders.
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You have the Droid Razr Maxx.
Tinkering is the reason why I'm switching back to Android.
I took a year off tinkering and had an iPhone. It was a good year, but now iOS bores me to death. The games are SO much better than Android games, but the OS just bores me, and the screen is starting to feel too small.
The great thing is, you can choose whether you want a phone to tinker with or a "set it and forget it" type of experience.
Also, my wife does not tinker. Ever. She has had an HTC Legend for two years now and she's quite satisfied with it, she even brags about the great battery life sometimes. I'm giving her my iPhone once I get my SGS3 because I think she will love iOS more than Android.
It's good to have options. Options are yummy.
My point is, if you don't want to tinker, choose an OS that has the default UI that you like the most. Whining about hackability and modability (that's probably not a word) is kinda weird IMO.

This is pretty nice

If the battery life of the iPhone is really that great, they must have improved it a lot. Because my 3GS had poor battery life.

Kiahnlliya said:
You have the Droid Razr Maxx.
Tinkering is the reason why I'm switching back to Android.
I took a year off tinkering and had an iPhone. It was a good year, but now iOS bores me to death. The games are SO much better than Android games, but the OS just bores me, and the screen is starting to feel too small.
The great thing is, you can choose whether you want a phone to tinker with or a "set it and forget it" type of experience.
Also, my wife does not tinker. Ever. She has had an HTC Legend for two years now and she's quite satisfied with it, she even brags about the great battery life sometimes. I'm giving her my iPhone once I get my SGS3 because I think she will love iOS more than Android.
It's good to have options. Options are yummy.
My point is, if you don't want to tinker, choose an OS that has the default UI that you like the most. Whining about hackability and modability (that's probably not a word) is kinda weird IMO.
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All iam saying is that i shouldn't have to tinker to get most out of myphone...smart phones are following pc route of bumping up processor speeds and adding cores...keep the cpu at dual core, improve on design and efficiency and deliver a smartphone that is truely better than the previous model.
you need quad cores to do facebook, email, video, blogging, tweeting..or anyother business apps.???.. Arrghh.

Agent5150 said:
All iam saying is that i shouldn't have to tinker to get most out of myphone...smart phones are following pc route of bumping up processor speeds and adding cores...keep the cpu at dual core, improve on design and efficiency and deliver a smartphone that is truely better than the previous model.
you need quad cores to do facebook, email, video, blogging, tweeting..or anyother business apps.???.. Arrghh.
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Smartphones are becoming the ONE device to carry.
I can imagine the 4 cores being used for gaming by one intensive game, but more importantly they can be used for doing 4 things at the same time. We are using our smartphones more than our PCs these days, so it makes sense to keep upgrading while at the same time improving on architecture and efficiency. And this is what Samsung has done with the S3.
By your logic we should have stayed at single core at around 600 MHz and never improved..
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Agent5150 said:
All iam saying is that i shouldn't have to tinker to get most out of myphone
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This is an impossibility. Tinkering will always get you some more power/features (excepting only cases where the OS is so locked down that doing anything will fry it, for example) and so you'll always have to tinker to "get the most out of yourphone".

Agent5150 said:
This is why Android sucks...one has to tinker.to.get optimum anything...crom batt life to themes....why can't we have a smartphone that can run full tilt cor two days on single.charge.
Buy a ferrari..but drive it on 2 cylinders.
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Each to their own. Personally if I had a Ferrari I'd be constantly tuning it.

ECrispy said:
I hope the battery life on the S4 version is comparable. Its too bad LTE markets can't get Exynos.
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lol the S4 is better than the quadcore exynos.
PS: "Tinkering" should be an option... not a need. Most android phones NEED to be tinkered with in order to get a somewhat reasonably satisfying experience.

So, why did I order a second battery? No need =d

saffant said:
lol the S4 is better than the quadcore exynos.
PS: "Tinkering" should be an option... not a need. Most android phones NEED to be tinkered with in order to get a somewhat reasonably satisfying experience.
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I agree and I believe that it's essential for Android's future success to allow for a near perfect user experience without tweaking. But, that being said, looking at the other mobile OSes, you'll see that you're very restricted in customization which is an advantage and a disadvantage. But I guess as time goes on, both batteries and processors will get better (not linearly) and it won't really be an issue.

Agent5150 said:
This is why Android sucks...one has to tinker.to.get optimum anything...crom batt life to themes....why can't we have a smartphone that can run full tilt cor two days on single.charge.
Buy a ferrari..but drive it on 2 cylinders.
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People tinker with the chips in their BMWs to get optimal performance.Do you think THEY suck...?
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With Juice Defender or similar apps, the battery operation time could be extended by up to 20-30% if not more + Custom Roms/Kernels with battery saving settings and voila, we can have our batteries working at 150% of what plain Touchwhiz offers

want to buy

i want to buy this phone...hows this measn backup and perfomance?pls tell me

ZeroVirus said:
i want to buy this phone...hows this measn backup and perfomance?pls tell me
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Battery backup is great and performance is satisfactory.

i heard that its much heated is it true?

ZeroVirus said:
i heard that its much heated is it true?
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Nope but on playing high end games it gets warm like any other common android phone.

K.khiladi said:
Battery backup is great and performance is satisfactory.
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I'd like to add to that, depending on which phone you come from, the performance varies. From let's say a Samsung with touchwiz, it'll be different from a Nexus 4

fingerprinted said:
I'd like to add to that, depending on which phone you come from, the performance varies. From let's say a Samsung with touchwiz, it'll be different from a Nexus 6
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A person coming from a high end phone and expecting same performance from mid range phone is just terrible thinking. I came from a lower mid range phone and I loved this phone's performance. Now with 6.0 it's much smoother as going by latest comments.

Are you happy with your S8?

I'm getting discouraged by all the downsides of this phone lol. I'm sure it's an awesome phone tho

PieTries said:
I'm getting discouraged by all the downsides of this phone lol. I'm sure it's an awesome phone tho
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What downsides are you referring to?
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Love it

theprfct10 said:
What downsides are you referring to?
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Stuff like the bloat and battery life.
I'm afraid it'll slow down after some time and the battery life is pretty mixed. Some sites show excellent battery life while others show pretty mediocre battery life.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2017/04/22/samsung-galaxy-s8-review/#3e4d23793e5e is what made me start this thread.

se1000 said:
Love it
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awesome!

I am cautiously optimistic. I love the phone so far more so than any other previous phone I've had. Certainly Growing Pains being a brand new unit. Battery life is the best of anything I've had so far not as good as some of the ones posted here but much better than my previous phone which I really couldn't ask for more.
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Please validate my life decisions. Being that I live in a first world country and have little to no real worries in life, I've invested my emotions in my cell phone. Please give me the approval I seek so I know my overpriced piece of plastic I use to look at Facebook and IG every so often is worth it. Lol, it's a great phone though.

samman82 said:
Please validate my life decisions. Being that I live in a first world country and have little to no real worries in life, I've invested my emotions in my cell phone. Please give me the approval I seek so I know my overpriced piece of plastic I use to look at Facebook and IG every so often is worth it. Lol, it's a great phone though.
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?????
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theprfct10 said:
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He's rephrasing my OP lol

PieTries said:
He's rephrasing my OP lol
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LOL oh geez got it
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Google is full of click-bait articles that places like Forbes has people write. They intentionally write biased things to get people worked up. If you need to READ someone else tell you about possible problems with your phone, why bother having the phone?
The phone is the best made to date. Battery life is very good. As an entire package there is not a better device you could buy currently. What a worry to have. In 6 months something a bit better will come around, but I don't know if you should bother buying it - I am sure there will be articles written about it that could cause worry in one way or another.

PieTries said:
Stuff like the bloat and battery life.
I'm afraid it'll slow down after some time and the battery life is pretty mixed. Some sites show excellent battery life while others show pretty mediocre battery life.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2017/04/22/samsung-galaxy-s8-review/#3e4d23793e5e is what made me start this thread.
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An excellent phone with a very very good battery life.
Mine is S8 duos exynos. Wi-Fi, BT, BT tethering, 4G, location services, auto sync all on.
Location history is off though and it does make a noticeable difference.

When the guy says Bloat and Battery Life I'm like puzzled look.
My S8 has almost no bloat for the first time in ever and my battery is amazing really.
Lasts easily 19 hours without a charge.
I think people want to moan when it's really not justified, that and they're probably Apple Bots lol

yes

Don't read Reviews on Forbes and the likes, my battery life is excellent to say the least and there's no bloat

overall like the phone but a couple of features i was used to our dear sammy has decided to remove from this phone
1) night clock - used this everyday and miss it like crazy.
2) Ability to select a folder for lock screen images and have them change every time the phone turns on.

skivnit said:
Don't read Reviews on Forbes and the likes, my battery life is excellent to say the least and there's no bloat
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Using black background can save more battery

Me I am afraid of the red tint screen lottery and the weak audio jack coming from htc 10
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Just got mine yesterday. It has some annoying bugs. Had to buy package disabler to stop a constant error message which pissed me off automatically. However so far the phone is amazing. Overall I'm really happy.

PieTries said:
Stuff like the bloat and battery life.
I'm afraid it'll slow down after some time and the battery life is pretty mixed. Some sites show excellent battery life while others show pretty mediocre battery life.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2017/04/22/samsung-galaxy-s8-review/#3e4d23793e5e is what made me start this thread.
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Meh, as always it differs... I don't own the S8 (yet ) but do have the S7 (and have had all the galaxy S's so far).
I actually just read the forbes review and a large number of their remarks are 'personal' and/or 'choices you make when buying'.
Camera performance: it focusses on a few points instead of the entire picture or some other points. But does mention the 'overall' picture depends on the user.
Performance: I now have the S7 for over a year and do not recognize the 'slowing down after a few months' at all. It's pretty damn smooth and stays so for me (perhaps also a snapdragon vs exynos thing?)
Battery life: Different people can get different experiences, hell even I sometimes have a crazy drain... That's the thing with android, so much variations all.
Volume/bixby/fingerprint scan: Yeah, the bixby button is nonsense but you know it's there... Same with placement of volume buttons and fingerprint scanner. You can try them in the store and see if they work for you. Location of the sensor wouldn't be mine but it's something you can try out yourself and see if it will be an issue for you.
Anyway, still pretty interested in the S8 but I'm afraid it's a bit too tall for me... Might get it when the price is down a bit and/or I can get it nice 2nd hand. Samsung was always very bloated and while it could be a lot better it's actually not too bad now imo (with the S7). Touchwiz has improved a ton as well. But that's just samsung, you know what you get into.

To the owners of OP5

Hello!
Planning to buy OP5 on 7 August. So, current owners - Would you advise for or against ? What is your experience ?

gvaram said:
Hello!
Planning to buy OP5 on 7 August. So, current owners - Would you advise for or against ? What is your experience ?
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I'll tell you only one thing... After ten years using the best brands, this is my best experience as an user.
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cant complain, did order mine in germany, got it 3 days later. fast and reliable so far, amazing battery time. dont see any jello effect or what ever, and pictures are more then good for my purpose (picture of my foster cats )
speaker is loud, gps is fast.

Crazyhat said:
I'll tell you only one thing... After ten years using the best brands, this is my best experience as an user.
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Thanks for sharing your experience! All those negative reviews(including here) made me to question the decision.

gvaram said:
Thanks for sharing your experience! All those negative reviews(including here) made me to question the decision.
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my theory is, they are sponsored by samsung and apple

Hastaloego said:
cant complain, did order mine in germany, got it 3 days later. fast and reliable so far, amazing battery time. dont see any jello effect or what ever, and pictures are more then good for my purpose (picture of my foster cats )
speaker is loud, gps is fast.
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Thanks for reply! Sounds great. I'm Planing to buy it within the E.U as well(no order, directly from a mobile carrier).

Hastaloego said:
my theory is, they are sponsored by samsung and apple
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Hahaha! I wouldn't be surprised ?
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Hastaloego said:
my theory is, they are sponsored by samsung and apple
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Haha:laugh: I doubt they see the OP as a competitor But, I got your humor. :laugh:

gvaram said:
Haha:laugh: I doubt they see the OP as a competitor But, I got your humor. :laugh:
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you would be surprised about the length some company go for every little market percentage.
they have the lawyer firms on retainer anyway, so why not put them to use, no matter how bizarre it is.
especially apple who sue everyone just to keep them from selling their products. even if its just apple pie..
no kidding... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/07/apfelkind-cafe-trademark-battle-apple-germany

The best phone I had ever had in my life for the budget.If you can afford a more expensive phone I dont think this phone gonna impressed you but if u're like me coming from a mid range 400$- phone u're gonna love this and will realize how overrated other brands are.Coming from a previous Galaxy Alpha owner which cost 480$ on release date.

Even compared to other flagships 1+ 5 is still hanging right with them, that says a lot

Best phone ever, got rid of the Galaxy S8 after 2 days because i got sick of all the crap, lags and framedrops (games) and bloatware on it. Can nothing but recommend the OP5 despite all supposed/rumored issues :silly:

Happy with it too. No Jelly, no nothing.

and now all oneplus paid trolls are posting here

No issues here To all. INSANE battery life. 9+hours sot. I get 3-4%/hour battery drain combined sot/idle. FAST FAST FAST. Just everything good on my end.

I still am a tad apprehensive to buy an OP5 over G6 due to camera (video and wide angle lens) and that design/ display where as OP5 has great performance, better battery life, better software and will most probably have better long term life in terms of battery and performance.
anyone who used both can shed some light on my apprehensions?

Hastaloego said:
and now all oneplus paid trolls are posting here
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Seems you are the troll here ha ha
Do yourself and those of us that don`t have issues a favour and just buy another phone and go troll there

I'll tell you I've had many brands of phones throughout the years, and none of them are as refined, smooth, efficient as this OP5....
Stick to Oxygen OS is my advise, I've always been a fan of AOSP and LOS based ROMS, but only with the OP5 I keep coming back to stock.
Enjoy the phone is my last advise. Use a custom kernel, you'll find your favorite, they save tons of battery, besides making the device EVEN smoother and efficient.
The thing is a beast.

Hastaloego said:
and now all oneplus paid trolls are posting here
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I would very much appreciate if you could tell me where to collect the money you are talking about.

Shortly, Best phone i've ever owned: battery life (SOT), performance, shell temperature, ram, storage performance, stock feeling. And i've owned quite a lot.
This is the first android i've seen that doesn't lag when installing apps (!!!)
Display is really ok, and personally i am glad they keept the 1080p for efficiency and performance reasons (i've used 1080p also on s7).
What bothers me is the standby battery life (still better than my previous s6/s7). The wifi seems to consume more battery than other devices
I notice the jelly effect but that doesn't bother me.

OnePlus 8T & 8T Pro

What? I bought my OP 8 Pro a week ago, now there's a better version on the way.
Okay, I LOST.
Any true leaks?

https://www.tomsguide.com/news/oneplus-8t
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Oh forgot to tell you oh, it's an electronic Gizmo, it's dated as soon as you walk out of the store with it
Lol
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TheLegend975 said:
What? I bought my OP 8 Pro a week ago, now there's a better version on the way.
Okay, I LOST.
Any true leaks?
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They come our every six months mate. This is known.
But at the same time what exactly are they going to improve?
The CPU is the same albeit the + version.
I wouldn't be surprised if there were cross platform ROMs.

dladz said:
They come our every six months mate. This is known.
But at the same time what exactly are they going to improve?
The CPU is the same albeit the + version.
I wouldn't be surprised if there were cross platform ROMs.
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..and I highly doubt that display issues are fixed either

pyry666 said:
..and I highly doubt that display issues are fixed either
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I'm pretty confident it'll be the exact same screen..
Personally haven't got a problem with mine even before they lowered the max brightness.
There will be something to pull us end users towards it..doubt it'll be a hole punch again, won't be the same place if not.
I dunno.

FernBch said:
Oh forgot to tell you oh, it's an electronic Gizmo, it's dated as soon as you walk out of the store with it
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dladz said:
They come our every six months mate. This is known.
But at the same time what exactly are they going to improve?
The CPU is the same albeit the + version.
I wouldn't be surprised if there were cross platform ROMs.
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Perhaps the chip is the only difference, 865 plus.
But yeah, I'm satisfied with the 8pro, the T version is gonna cost a lot apparently.

Wrote this in the other thread, got closed so gets my two cents on the 8T or what I'd expect
The difference will be small incremental changes / updates, the 8 is already a pretty much perfect phone, I cannot fault it; maybe the battery if anything.
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Screen will remain the same
Size will remain the same
Speakers will remain the same
Battery may / should get a bump
RAM will remain the same
Storage will remain the same
Connectivity will remain the same
Photochrom will be dropped entirely
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Price will see a bump
Charging speed will get a bump
Camera bump from 48 - 64MP
Front camera may get moved to centre or an additional one added, won't be a pop up.
CPU / GPU will be the + variant, honestly at this point it matters a lot less than it would have a few years back, the 865 standard is so powerful the bump to the + may be negligible unless they retain performance and really work on the stamina but I can't see it
Design of the phone may change slightly
New camera lens will take place of photochrom, perhaps fish eye or similar, is 3D still a thing.
On a personal note, I wouldn't get the 8T as I already have the 8, for you I would say; if the battery doesn't get a major bump then I'd go with the 8.
Plus the price will drop when the 8T is near it's launch or even announcement making it the obvious choice.
Then again, that's my opinion, it's up to you.
Also all the rumours at this point are just rumours, if you want a good idea of what the device will be like, look out for the next oppo flagship as it's usually a strong indicator of what will be next for OnePlus.
OnePlus bring a phone out every 6 months, however for the first time there is literally nothing that the CPU / GPU cannot run perfectly, there is no need for more speed now, strange territory, will be interesting to see if they keep buffing the performance or work on efficiency, the latter would be the logical choice but I guess time will tell.

dladz said:
Wrote this in the other thread, got closed so gets my two cents on the 8T or what I'd expect
The difference will be small incremental changes / updates, the 8 is already a pretty much perfect phone, I cannot fault it; maybe the battery if anything.
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Screen will remain the same
Size will remain the same
Speakers will remain the same
Battery may / should get a bump
RAM will remain the same
Storage will remain the same
Connectivity will remain the same
Photochrom will be dropped entirely
Buffs / changes
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Price will see a bump
Charging speed will get a bump
Camera bump from 48 - 64MP
Front camera may get moved to centre or an additional one added, won't be a pop up.
CPU / GPU will be the + variant, honestly at this point it matters a lot less than it would have a few years back, the 865 standard is so powerful the bump to the + may be negligible unless they retain performance and really work on the stamina but I can't see it
Design of the phone may change slightly
New camera lens will take place of photochrom, perhaps fish eye or similar, is 3D still a thing.
On a personal note, I wouldn't get the 8T as I already have the 8, for you I would say; if the battery doesn't get a major bump then I'd go with the 8.
Plus the price will drop when the 8T is near it's launch or even announcement making it the obvious choice.
Then again, that's my opinion, it's up to you.
Also all the rumours at this point are just rumours, if you want a good idea of what the device will be like, look out for the next oppo flagship as it's usually a strong indicator of what will be next for OnePlus.
OnePlus bring a phone out every 6 months, however for the first time there is literally nothing that the CPU / GPU cannot run perfectly, there is no need for more speed now, strange territory, will be interesting to see if they keep buffing the performance or work on efficiency, the latter would be the logical choice but I guess time will tell.
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You convinced me ?
I won't upgrade my phone for probably 2-3 years if not even more but I was curious xD
Thanks

TheLegend975 said:
You convinced me
I won't upgrade my phone for probably 2-3 years if not even more but I was curious xD
Thanks
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hahaha, sorry man.
for me finding the sweet spot is a challenge, tbh the Oneplus 8 Pro ticks so many boxes it's an absolute first in my experience, it's just the battery i'd buff if i could.
But lol each to their own

dladz said:
hahaha, sorry man.
for me finding the sweet spot is a challenge, tbh the Oneplus 8 Pro ticks so many boxes it's an absolute first in my experience, it's just the battery i'd buff if i could.
But lol each to their own
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Indeed brother, I also loved the 8pro it's amazing but yeah the battery isn't bad but not the best, I easily get 7h SOT with a good usage and QHD + 120Hz.
The latest update (10.5.13) is good and made the phone sightly smoother so there's still hope for future battery and performance updates xD

TheLegend975 said:
Indeed brother, I also loved the 8pro it's amazing but yeah the battery isn't bad but not the best, I easily get 7h SOT with a good usage and QHD + 120Hz.
The latest update (10.5.13) is good and made the phone sightly smoother so there's still hope for future battery and performance updates xD
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I'm just about to unlock and root, this is the longest I've been without unlocking a phone.
Strangely I managed 9 hours yesterday and I wasn't trying so if I'm debloating and or lightening the load can help then I'll be happy with that, plus future updates.

dladz said:
I'm just about to unlock and root, this is the longest I've been without unlocking a phone.
Strangely I managed 9 hours yesterday and I wasn't trying so if I'm debloating and or lightening the load can help then I'll be happy with that, plus future updates.
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Nice, I always say stock is better but just can't satisfy myself being unrooted ?
I'm rooted and using a custom kernel and getting 7h SOT max with a normal usage. I feel like I could get better with stock but simply want to use a couple of things that require root.
When you root and use a kernel that you think is good, please tell me in PM, I appreciate it, thanks.

TheLegend975 said:
Nice, I always say stock is better but just can't satisfy myself being unrooted ?
I'm rooted and using a custom kernel and getting 7h SOT max with a normal usage. I feel like I could get better with stock but simply want to use a couple of things that require root.
When you root and use a kernel that you think is good, please tell me in PM, I appreciate it, thanks.
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I'll always stick with stick kernel, least for now.
Currently testing xXx which is just as I remember it.
Quite impressed that so much can be achieved via a Magisk module Vs a ROM.
If I do jump on kernels I'll give up your a shout how I get on

dladz said:
I'll always stick with stick kernel, least for now.
Currently testing xXx which is just as I remember it.
Quite impressed that so much can be achieved via a Magisk module Vs a ROM.
If I do jump on kernels I'll give up your a shout how I get on
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Thanks brother ?