u/lacrunk

So, in the market for a new phone. Currently rocking a OnePlus 8 Pro, coming up to 6 years of use. Lost confidence in the battery, and cracked the camera, which is resulting in bad photos in the sun.

Looking at the current offerings, the Android options aren't interesting me. Most are Chinese brands, or basically Samsung.

With Apple, I have waited until the 18 Pro to come out before making a decision. The phones look nice, but I am torn on if I should get the 18 Pro, or wait for the potential Air 2.

• OnePlus 8 Pro - Quite a tall phone but slimmer
• 18 Pro - Feels a bit small in the hand, but Reddit seems to have positive things to say about the form factor, could get used to it?
• 18 Pro Max - Nice screen, but slightly wide. Worried it will get heavy with a case and such. Reddit (overall) expressing weight of the phone can get a bit much
• Air - Loved the thinness, but the battery size, 1 camera and speaker concerns put me off. Why buy a new phone because my battery is dying, if I then get a phone with a short battery life?
• Air 2 - Now, if the rumours are true and there is an additional camera, better speakers, larger battery, and a more efficient chip, could it be worth the wait?

Is waiting 6 months on a rumour for a phone that may suit my needs be worth it? Or just go for the 18 Pro now?

Cheers all

So I have a bank account that I have used for getting those bank switching offers. The only only money that goes to/from this account (was) 2 Direct Debits for charity, and money my friend send me for Spotify. I barely login to this account.

Now that the switching offers have run dry, I am going to move the money into my savings account instead. But, I logged in to move the money, close the account, but £300 appeared from someone I don't know.

1. I contacted Customer Support to ask them if they had more info, I don't recognise any of the info
2. Outside of the above, the card is never used for anything else
3. I told the CS team to leave a note on my account about not knowing the transfer

Now, I still want to close the account and move all my money, but I am worried that will complicate things if the person gets in contact to get their money back (through the bank).

Is there a way I can get this resolved without making it more difficult for this person to rectify their mistake? Moving my money is ideal, but the timing is frustrating!

Cheers!