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Anyone using OPPO Find N6 in the USA? Looking for real-world carrier experiences

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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!

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u/No_Dress_3948 — 7 days ago

What's Next?

I know this has been asked a time or two but I'm curious about what others are planning to go to after this phone, or what others would recommend.

I'm in the US so need carrier compatibility (TMo) but am not worried about having to sideload Google stuff or anything. I do tend to avoid Samsung but maybe it's time to consider them again. Decent cameras are a must, I've gotten used to the OPO's quality.

I've been looking at:

Oppo Find N6

Motorola Razr Fold

Honor Magic V6

Huawei Mate XT (probably a bit too spendy for me)

Samsung Z Fold8 (I guess)

Feels like I'm missing one so let me know.

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u/StrongBreadDrawn — 11 days ago

How to disable inside screen?

Hey,

so i picked up this beautiful piece of technology on Facebook Marketplace for 100$ (knowing about the condition). The outside screen works completely fine.

My question would be if i could permanently disabled the inside screen or sensors. Cause i'm worried it could cause me problems in the long run.

Or is it possible to remove it completely (like ripping it out of the phone) while keeping the phone in working condition?

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thank you 😊.

u/mylittlejourney99 — 14 days ago

Dual SIM users: do you have an auto data switching option?

I don't have an auto data switching option and I thought I would? seem odd that this phone doesn't have this functionality.

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u/NODA5 — 11 days ago

Open Canvas is a super fun way to do multi tasking

As I have been using the one plus open it has been cool to use open Canvas since the past foldable I have used is the z fold. I still prefer the multi tasking gestures on the z fold and the floating windows but for the multi tasking I def love open Canvas. The one catch is open Canvas feels perfect for a ton of windows instead of a max of 3, so I have been tinkering and found an exploit and it is prob the only foldable other than Xiaomi where multi tasking with 5 apps doesn't feel instance since I can setup a row of 3 with the others in expanded windows off to the side. I haven't found a way to increase the number of floating windows yet but I'm working on it

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u/AsparagusTraining798 — 13 days ago

Anyone using a magnetic power bank on their Open? (ring + short cable setup)

My Open is about 3 years old now and the battery's getting noticeably worse. The phone itself is still perfect so I don't want to replace it yet, it wasn't perfect even with fresh battery.

I'm thinking of sticking a MagSafe-style ring on the back and attaching a small magnetic power bank, then running a short USB-C cable to the port. Since the Open has no wireless charging it'd have to be wired.

Problem is the space. I measured about 85mm from the bottom of the camera bump to the bottom of the phone, and pretty much every slim 5000mAh bank is 100mm+ tall. The only one I've found that would actually fit is the InfinaCore M3 Mini (83mm), and it's out of stock on Amazon UK.

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u/Tohich_UA — 14 days ago