Ordered a OnePlus 7 Pro

[broller]

My current device, and the smoothest phone I've ever used. My S10+ seemed almost clunky by comparison. Battery life is pretty solid to me, and I keep the 90 Hertz refresh rate and QHD+ active at all times. The only thing that drains the battery quickly is if you keep your screen at a higher brightness level. The battery absolutely shyts on the S8+, regardless, and Warp Charge 30 is something to behold. They aren't bullshytting with their claims of 50% charge in 20 minutes.

Also, the default camera is serviceable, but you might want to consider GCam.

There shouldn't be any real learning curve, and the native screen recording feature is pretty dope, too (Samsung is just introducing this to the new Notes).

If you can get over the lack of headphone jack, SD card slot, and wireless charging, then you should be very pleased with the phone.

how long does a full battery charge last you on average?

 

[The Lord Doc]

how long does a full battery charge last you on average?

As of now, I'm at 36%, 16 hours off the charger and 6 hours of screen-on time. I want to say that I average about 8 to 8 and a half hours of screen-on time.

 

[broller]

As of now, I'm at 36%, 16 hours off the charger and 6 hours of screen-on time. I want to say that I average about 8 to 8 and a half hours of screen-on time.

 

[Golayitdown]

OnePlus was dope for me when I was on Android.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Breh it's a smartphone in 2019. They all do the same exact things. Lol @ a learning curve for using a smartphone

Why u sassy about it

 

[R=G]

Yeah I was seriously considering the one plus 5t like 5 months after it came out but they practically gave me a free s9 and i couldn't let that slide.

 

[broller]

I use Next SMS, can schedule texts with that app, I'll continue to use it on the OnePlus 7 Pro. I'll get back to you all on battery life in a week or so. Phone should be arriving Tuesday or Wednesday.

breh, you got it? what's it like?

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

Breh it's a smartphone in 2019. They all do the same exact things. Lol @ a learning curve for using a smartphone

Nicca, even my iPhone 4S from 2011 can do the same things and more.

 

[One4Deuce]

breh, you got it? what's it like?

It's been good, much better battery life than I had on my S8+ (not the most fair comparison as it was the end of its lifespan). Fast and smooth, love the in-screen fingerprint reader. Camera is solid, takes good enough pictures for me. Haven't really gone crazy with it yet, I like the gestures from the off-screen to launch certain things.

 

[broller]

It's been good, much better battery life than I had on my S8+ (not the most fair comparison as it was the end of its lifespan). Fast and smooth, love the in-screen fingerprint reader. Camera is solid, takes good enough pictures for me. Haven't really gone crazy with it yet, I like the gestures from the off-screen to launch certain things.

 

[broller]

Still debating Note 9 versus One Plus 7 Pro

 

[BBG]

Im still using my S8+ from 2 years ago. Just got a new battery installed couple months ago, I have not the slightest clue why anyone would "upgrade" from this phone. Pure piffery

 

[broller]

Im still using my S8+ from 2 years ago. Just got a new battery installed couple months ago, I have not the slightest clue why anyone would "upgrade" from this phone. Pure piffery

that shyt still got removable batteries?

 

[BBG]

that shyt still got removable batteries?

Nah my screen cracked so when I went to get it replaced it came with a new battery

 

[One4Deuce]

Im still using my S8+ from 2 years ago. Just got a new battery installed couple months ago, I have not the slightest clue why anyone would "upgrade" from this phone. Pure piffery

I was happy with mine, probably would have considered a replacement battery and kept using it if I hadn't cracked the hell out of my screen. With that said, I'm really happy with my OnePlus.