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dub.g
09-28-2015 02:40 PM
the nexus 5x is more comparable with op2 rumour has it will be priced at $399 with 16gb... then price increases for 32gb and 64gb
nexus 6p will be more expensive.. most like priced same as nexus 6 last year
3klipze
09-29-2015 06:28 PM
If anyone has an invite for OP2, I'd gladly take it off you. Looking to get one.
SpartanAir
09-30-2015 12:16 PM
I just got an invite, happy with my note 4, will probably get note 5. Pm me for the invite with your email address...shouldn't go to waste!
winson604
09-30-2015 03:27 PM
Such fail, just got an invite a few days ago but kept saying out of stock and now the 24hr limit is over. Fuck OP2
bigzz786786
09-30-2015 03:41 PM
^if you email them your situation they will renew your invite. Happened to me for my oneplus one before
Kilinim
09-30-2015 04:56 PM
I have an invite for anyone interested
heisenberg
10-01-2015 09:25 PM
anyone get an ota update and know what it was about? tried googling didnt come up with much
Teriyaki
10-01-2015 09:56 PM
Likely the security patch?
bigzz786786
10-01-2015 10:26 PM
Are you refering to update 2.1? If so, improved back camera in terms of now able to have manual mode and the shutter speed is really fast now. Also minor bug fixes for a lot of third party apps and i also noticed that when i stream an anime it doesnt randomly stop anymore.
heisenberg
10-01-2015 11:18 PM
^ it was the camera update...
on a side note, anyone remember the double tap to sleep on the status bar?
is that in the opt or am i blind?
bigzz786786
10-02-2015 09:27 AM
^dude i was thinking that for the longest time! I cant find it lol. As of right now you can double tap the top while on the lock screen, or you can set one of your buttons to double tap to sleep
steel_chain619
10-13-2015 03:11 PM
Looking for an invite.
Thanks!
EDIT: nm, found one, thanks.
optiblue
10-13-2015 05:06 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by winson604
(Post 8685093)
Such fail, just got an invite a few days ago but kept saying out of stock and now the 24hr limit is over. Fuck OP2
LOL, it's for the best! After taxes, you're looking at almost $700 for the OP2 and if you haven't already, go read their forums! There's one problem after another and their customer support is absolute garbage. Not to mention that they're still having supply issues 3 months after launch of their "not so flagship killer" device.
To sum it up, this phone is practically the same price as a Note 5 and yet it has a worse screen, finger print reader issues, slow issues, poorer game performance, overheating, no wireless charging, no NFC, slow camera software, and the worst of all? USB C. Like seriously, I have no clue what they were thinking on the OP2. Even the OPO people don't really want it! Just get a Note 5 or a 6+ Edge and don't look back, I didn't! :fuckyea:
bigzz786786
10-13-2015 05:11 PM
^not sure where your getting the 700 price tag from. Got mine for 680 with screen protector, black wood backing, also got 3 cases and 2 glass screen protectors as backup. I think thats still a better deal than a note 5 at 980 after tax
thegentleman
10-13-2015 06:18 PM
Looking for an invite if someone has one they can spare.
sonick
10-13-2015 07:59 PM
^ pm'd
SpartanAir
10-14-2015 09:50 AM
Got an invite this morning, PM me if interested.
Think I'm gonna pull myself off the mailing list. I think I'm done with OnePlus.
Mr.HappySilp
10-14-2015 09:59 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by SpartanAir
(Post 8689513)
Got an invite this morning, PM me if interested.
Think I'm gonna pull myself off the mailing list. I think I'm done with OnePlus.
What put you off the phone?
boibuddha
10-14-2015 11:46 AM
I've had the OP2 for a week now, coming from a Samsung Galaxy S3.
I have a couple of gripes with the phone.
1) The vibration setting is fairly weak. I have my phone on vibrate most of the time so this was a letdown. Plus I couldn't find a strength setting.
2) No WiFi direct makes it painful to transfer files between devices. Third party apps work around this but are still nowhere near as capable as it was on my S3.
The only fingerprint issue I have is the tempered glass screen protector lifts your finger away just enough that you need to apply more pressure to push it onto the sensor.
Search my username in this thread for all the details a few pages back, but I went and copied the bulk of my posts here:
Spoiler!
Quote:
I updated my phone on Thursday to the latest update, in hopes it would fix the awful touchscreen issues.
AND IT COMPLETELY HARDBRICKED MY PHONE.
I can't express how livid I am. When I first got the phone, it was great. Then along came Lollipop, with serious touchscreen issues, and the shitty Profiles system.
And now this. I've been in touch with OnePlus and had umpteen people get back to me with suggestions; now there is a 2 week waiting list for a remote tech session to help fix the problem.
Anyone else experience this? Anyone have experience resuscitating a hardbricked phone? (no lights, no charge, nothing)
I'm pretty sure I'm done with OnePlus after this, I just can't deal with this unreliability.
*** And for those experiencing touchscreen and lag issues with the phone getting hot, you are correct. Out of nowhere I started to get an unresponsive screen, and started a support ticket etc. believing it was a software issue.
Then I read something about the adhesive softening under heat, causing a short in the screen flex cable. Then I paid attention to how I was carrying my phone: I put it in my left front pocket, screen facing my leg because a) to protect the screen in case I bump my leg on something and b) the contour of the back of the phone is curved, and follows my leg.
Then I started to put it in my pocket, screen facing out: All of a sudden, no more touchscreen issues. (at least less frequently, the piece of shit still acts up)
Conclusion: the body heat from my leg was heating up the screen, causing it to not work well.
I've had many phones, and always carry them the same way, in the same pocket. Never have I experienced such bullshit.
As soon as I get this thing up and running, I'm selling it. If anyone is dumb enough to buy it.
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Update on my OnePlus fiasco...
After about 25 emails of "procedures" from OnePlus, where every other email is answered by a different person, with seemingly randomly-generated English-sounding names, such as: Jefflee, Cheyserr, Miffy, Cyd and Camaymayan, I eventually had a booked a remote tech session where a "level 2" technician. The appointments were all booked up, so I had to wait 2 weeks.
I eventually had the session, where the guy remotely accessed my computer while it was plugged in, and he went through the install processes of certificates and programs etc I was to download prior to the session. In all fairness, he seemed like a knowledgeable guy and was helpful to answer all my concerns, but at the end of the session determined my phone was dead as it wouldn't let him past a certain point ie hardware failure.
So now, I've been going through the return process, where they will send me a replacement. After another drawn out procedure of filling in DHL forms, missing instructions on printing a shipping label and wasting a DHL guy's time, I'm finally scheduled for them to pick it up tomorrow, and pray to God I'll have a new unit shipped to me next week or the week after.
As tempted as I am to see how the OnePlus Two turns out when it is unveiled on July 27th, I'm so fuckin done with this company. I just can't handle how removed you are from any kind of tech support. As much as I don't like Apple, it is pretty awesome that you can just take it into a store and talk to a real person.
I just bought a Note 4 on CL, and I'm actually really happy with it (although the transaction was a bit sketchy and I should have been a bit more careful, but everything seems ok). It's a much better product than the OPO and if something goes wrong I can take it almost anywhere to fix it.
I like the concept of OnePlus, but in real life, if you depend on your phone for business which I do, it's a bad move. You get what you pay for.
From now on I'm buying flagship devices from reputable companies.
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The end of my OPO saga: (Go back a page or 2 to see what happened)
So after over 6 weeks from when my OPO hardbricked from a standard CM upgrade, I finally got my replacement phone.
After a string of 30+ emails, waiting to schedule a remote tech session, dealing with unclear return shipping instructions, and more delays and hoops after it was sent back, I have a new phone.
This is the biggest problem with Oneplus. Most other phones you can just walk into any carrier store or repair shop and they can help, Apple of course being the best for that. Granted, the communication with the RMA department was friendly and prompt, but useless. Every time someone new answered, and had more BS "procedures" for me to try.
If I could have had a remote tech session sooner, it would have been less painful, but when I went to book one, the schedule was booked up as far in advance as allowed. By some miracle I got an appointment. The guy was knowledgeable, but explained how busy he is as there are only a handful of these "level 2 techs" at the company.
Like most people I'm sure, a working smartphone is vital. Waiting 6 weeks for a replacement phone (when a 7 month old phone shouldn't breakdown to begin with), is unacceptable.
But, you get what you pay for. For this reason, I won't be going back to Oneplus. I need to be able to take the phone somewhere locally; it's a dealbreaker. And an expensive, stressful mistake. But, I suppose that isn't as much a priority for some people.
On that note, I do have a brand new, in box, Sandstone 64GB for sale. PM if interested *EDIT: SOLD
TL;DR
OnePlus hardbricked after routine update, dealt with the horrendous OPO support for weeks and took 2 months to get a replacement.
Lesson: Don't buy a phone you can't take in to a store, unless you have a good backup phone. The $$ savings is not worth the stress and headache that could have been avoided by ponying up a bit more cash for a more reliable, repairable phone.
SpartanAir
10-14-2015 02:45 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by boibuddha
(Post 8689541)
I've had the OP2 for a week now, coming from a Samsung Galaxy S3.
I have a couple of gripes with the phone.
1) The vibration setting is fairly weak. I have my phone on vibrate most of the time so this was a letdown. Plus I couldn't find a strength setting.
2) No WiFi direct makes it painful to transfer files between devices. Third party apps work around this but are still nowhere near as capable as it was on my S3.
The only fingerprint issue I have is the tempered glass screen protector lifts your finger away just enough that you need to apply more pressure to push it onto the sensor.
Sad to hear that about the vibration. That was a big problem for me with the OPO, could never feel it vibrate in my pocket. Surprised they didn't fix that.
