u/devilseden

My girlfriend wants to switch to Android after having had an IPhone 12 mini for years. She's the average user basically. The only thing she cares about is that the phone should be small since she has small hands. That's why she stuck to the iPhone 12 mini. From what I see on the market, there are no small phones unfortunately and I would never get her a flip phone since they suck by nature. From what I understand, since the batteries are going bigger and bigger, there's no way the phones can stay small.

From a technical pov, I'd want to get her something with a Snapdragon on it cuz I don't want the phone to get slow throughout the years. And preferably, the more durable and protected the phone is the better (so like I wouldn't want curved edges or sth) All else doesn't matter to me much since everything falls into place with modern phones. Pretty much all of them have good cameras, enough storage and Ram, and whatever the average user needs.

I myself am a huge fan of Vivo, Oppo and Oneplus phones. Oneplus 15 is definitely on the list since I myself own an OP 12.But I thought I come here and see what you guys think.

Our budget is maximum 700 euroes (a little more if it's worth it). We're in Europe.

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If you know anyone or anything that you consider to be one of the best, please mention them in the comments.
Thank you !

Update 2: I'm probably returning both... The higher frequencies specifically on any song with hi-hats is bugging tf out of me. Like it geniunly gives me a headache. I even downloaded the premium version of Power Amp equalizer but this just sounds wrong. The headphones sound good on most songs and others don't find any problems with it but it's a no for me

Update: so I actually have bought two, one white and one black. Somehow, on the same setting, the black one sounds more distorted. Specially on higher frequencies. It's almost like the sound is scattered. Another problem I just noticed that I have 2 volumes with the black one. I can control one volume from the buttons and one from my phone... But with the white one, both volumes are interconnected somehow.

Okay so my favorite sound is usually very balanced. Think Apple wired air buds, the wired headphones that come with Samsung phones... That's the sound I want, with a tiny bit more bass. When I say more bass, I literally want to hear the bass in the song better.

I haven't done the "Burn-in" process and I wonder if that'll fix it or if I should do a better equalization. Or is this just how the headphone sounds.

Any help, tips and recommendations is appreciated.