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Hey everyone!

I'm seriously considering getting the OPPO Find N6, but before pulling the trigger, I'd love to hear from anyone who's currently using it in the USA.

I'm particularly interested in knowing:

- Which US carrier are you using (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, US Mobile, etc.)?

- How's the network compatibility, especially 5G, VoLTE, and Wi-Fi Calling?

- Have you experienced any issues with connectivity, dropped calls, or mobile data?

- Are there any limitations with using the Chinese or global version in the US?

- How's your overall experience with the phone so far?

I'm currently using a OnePlus Open on US Mobile (Dark Star network) and absolutely love OxygenOS. Since I'm considering switching to OPPO, I'd really appreciate some firsthand feedback before spending that kind of money on an imported phone.

Would love to hear your experiences, especially if you're using it on US Mobile or AT&T.

Thanks in advance!

I’m a huge OnePlus Open fan—that’s why I own one! I was really hoping OnePlus would launch the Open 2, but it seems they have other plans, and I’ve heard they may be leaving the U.S. market.

It’s disappointing because I’m so used to OxygenOS, and it’s hard to imagine switching to something else.

Now I’m wondering which foldable to go for after the Open, so I’m open to suggestions. I’ve done some research and shortlisted the Motorola Razr Fold 2026. I’m also considering the Oppo Find N5, but the lack of warranty coverage here in the U.S. makes me hesitant.

What would you recommend, especially for someone who loves the OnePlus Open and OxygenOS?

Hello everyone,

I was laid off in March despite receiving my full bonus based on my strong performance. It has now been more than five months, and I’m still searching for my next opportunity.

During interviews, I have always been honest about being laid off. However, some people advise me not to mention it and to present myself as still employed, while others recommend being completely transparent.

Based on your experience, what is the best way to address a layoff during the interview process?

I would really appreciate your advice. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I was laid off in March despite receiving my full bonus based on my strong performance. It has now been more than five months, and I’m still searching for my next opportunity.

During interviews, I have always been honest about being laid off. However, some people advise me not to mention it and to present myself as still employed, while others recommend being completely transparent.

Based on your experience, what is the best way to address a layoff during the interview process?

I would really appreciate your advice. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I was laid off in March despite receiving my full bonus based on my strong performance. It has now been more than five months, and I’m still searching for my next opportunity.

During interviews, I have always been honest about being laid off. However, some people advise me not to mention it and to present myself as still employed, while others recommend being completely transparent.

Based on your experience, what is the best way to address a layoff during the interview process?

I would really appreciate your advice. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for feedback from anyone who has been using the OPPO Find N5 (Global Version) on US Mobile. How has your experience been?

I'm planning to buy one and use it on US Mobile's Dark Star (AT&T) network. Have you run into any issues with calls, texts, LTE/5G, VoLTE, Wi-Fi Calling, or overall connectivity?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!

I was laid off from AT&T and was working there as a IT solutions architect. Since then, I have been actively applying here and there, got interviews but have not been selected so far.

I have all the active certifications, a BS in computer sciences and an MBA in information systems management with almost 12 years of experience in what I do and still I'm unemployed. I was told that there are less job openings and the number of people applying to it outnumbered the job postings.

The job market this time of year is terrible, but I still have hope that it will settle down. To survive, I'm thinking to start doing Uber maybe but will continue my job hunting process. Wish me luck!

I was laid off from AT&T and was working there as a IT solutions architect. Since then, I have been actively applying here and there, got interviews but have not been selected so far.

I have all the active certifications, a BS in computer sciences and an MBA in information systems management with almost 12 years of experience in what I do and still I'm unemployed. I was told that there are less job openings and the number of people applying to it outnumbered the job postings.

The job market this time of year is terrible, but I still have hope that it will settle down. To survive, I'm thinking to start doing Uber maybe but will continue my job hunting process. Wish me luck!