Means they are taking your P30 for how much bro?

Haha... like buying Oneplus phone from China with Hydrogen.

Oxygen OS also has its own gestures bro.

Means they are taking your P30 for how much bro?

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Sep 3 2019, 12:17 PM

Means you top up abit only la... OP7 Pro 8GB 256GB ram new set is about Rm2.7k for AP. Worth it bro...

If you don't get rid of the Huawei now, you could be stuck with it for the rest of your life. Maybe use it as a paper weight.

Can't blame them bro... If that's the value of those phones.

Ninjaz has some really good looking WDesign backcovers for the OP7 Pro.

The OP7 Pro is as big as it could get. Dont need to make it larger by using some thick case. You can even use the included tpu clear backcover

Nope. Not carbon. Its like the rubbery type. Quality is pretty good though. Remember to get the full cover bumper type. There is another type which has an open and bottom part which doesn't protect the phone.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Sep 4 2019, 03:57 PM

Sandstone is the original Oneplus trademark which started with the OneplusOne.

True. Excitement is only on the first day of getting the device. Second day already bored. Third day totally no new phone feel at all.

Bro... the sandstone case can used for sanding your furniture, your knives etc.

Still Rm2640 is the lowest for now.

https://shopee.com.my/ONEPLUS-7-PRO-8GB-RAM...3705.2263068491

If you have to ask in this thread, don't you expect the answer to be pretty obvious.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Sep 5 2019, 04:12 PM

Is yours a 6, 8 or 12 gb model?

If you say 6Gb version then it should be understandable but 8GB version? What do you load your phone with?

If you have to ask in this thread, the answer would be obvious no?


If you are used to Samsung UI, you might find OOS UI a bit bare. But OOS is much smoother and slicker without bloatware and sudden battery drains. Your call.

That's why I don't bother. Just use everything stock. Nowadays no more time and mood to mod here and there already. Just need something stable and runs fine all the time without giving me any headaches.


Or is this a sign Im getting old already.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Sep 6 2019, 02:42 PM

Anyway, we used to flash because stock android firmware was really bad at that time. Most of us were on the Samsung Galaxy S series or Note series and battery drain, lag and instability (frequent restarts and hang) were the main issues plaguing android back then. And hence there was a need to flash to new roms, root etc. Remember android were used to be called "Lagdroids" and it couldn't get worse than that.

Android has come a long long way, and much improvements were seen in these last few years. Now android can even claim that it is on par with IOS with IOS not having the advantages that it enjoyed for years. Stock OOS in one of the best FW I have used and I have not stopped since Oneplus 3.

LOL. Oneplus One was the first Oneplus phone and it was running on Cyanogen mod stock out of the box. Remember back then you had to have an invitation to buy one and there was so much hassle to get it shipped over here. It was the "In thing" for those in the know how of the android fraternity back then. I bought my 16GB White from Direct D at less than Rm1.2k.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Sep 6 2019, 04:29 PM

Very hard to find the replacement LCD then, because the phone itself was a rare import back then. So what happen to the phone with the cracked screen?

Bro...so we come to conclusion that this is the best android phone to have, period?

Nice bro... but I thought u sold of many of parts? You managed to buy all those parts online and it came alive again?

The current line up of Pixels are horrible with their 4GB ram and many issues plaguing the phone. Not sure about the coming model though. Anyway, Google is trying to price their pixels at around the levels of Iphones, so I would not buy them personally. But looking at the rate Oneplus is going, would not be a surprise to see Oneplus pricing their phones at around those levels soon.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Sep 7 2019, 01:22 PM