r/oneplus

I was today years old when I learned that when you use the alert slider to move between silent and ring while watching a YouTube video it also turns captions on and off automatically! That's pretty cool. I've had many OnePlus phones and never noticed that. When you go to silent it turns audio off and captions on then when you go back to ring and get audio it turns the captions back off. Neat

Hi all, I have a OnePlus 15 and unfortunately now have a seemingly rather deep scratch in the screen that's just under 1cm long.

I had a tempered glass screen protector on it, which smashed, and in between removing it and placing the new one on I briefly (stupidly) held the phone in the same hand as my keys.

However, everything I read online says the screen should not be scratched by keys so I'm hoping it's just the factory protector?

Only problem is that I absolutely cannot see any ridge that would indicate there's one on there, I've tried pulling up around the edges and even on the scratch and have found nothing. Can anyone give a bit of advice? Much appreciated!

I found a green OnePlus 12 (16/512) at 375€. And I would like to negotiate at 300€ because I don't want to put more on the table

I have a OnePlus 2t 5g, and I like, but it's been 4 years. Battery is kinda rough and I'm tired of having poopoo cameras.

Do I pull the trigger or wait for a better newer photo (with a lot of slop I don't want) ?

The official red cable 100w charger is not working, the new one from oneplus cost around 1.2k Rs.

Can I get any good for less price on Amazon or Flipkart in India.

If anyone brought ,plz share link 🙏

Thank you

Afternoon Folks.

Recently got rid of my Pixel 10 Pro, no issues with it, and wasnt really interested in moving to the 11, I've had every pixel since 3 so fancied a change.

I am looking at 2nd hand market,
I don't game
I prefer a Good Camera
I require updates for at least a year
Max £350

Previusly had an Oppo Find X3 Pro with a cool microsoft lens, so wanted something different and niche maybe

Other than that, its used for banking, facebook, reddit etc etc.

Can anyone guide me on which ones to look at? Gemini has suggested the OnePlus 11 and Nord 4, 11 For optics, Nord 4 for all aluminium Case.

I got the OnePlus Pad 2 last week, and it’s currently running OxygenOS 14. So far, the experience has been butter-smooth. However, I’ve noticed that it lacks a few multitasking features, as well as Circle to Search. It’s now prompting me to update to OxygenOS 15.

I’m wondering whether I should stay on OxygenOS 14 or update to 15 or 16.

I typically avoid updating my phone and tablet too often for longevity. Whichever version I move to will likely be the one I use for the next 3 to 4 years. My priorities are a jitter-free UI, minimal heating, and good battery life.

OxygenOS 14 currently delivers all three, but the limited multitasking experience is a real drawback.

Hello everyone. I'm looking to migrate away from Pixel phone and Oneplus looks really good. One feature I must have on the phone is the magnet in the back and I'm one of those guys that refuses to put the case on (please don't judge me on this). Pixel has Pixelsnap but Oneplus does not have any. A workaround would be to put a magnet sticker on it. How well does this work really? From a quick research, most magnet sticker does not last long.

OP13 NA version. 18 months old, about time for a new case, and the official red cable partially gave out two weeks ago (pin issue - will only achieve fast charging when inserted into the phone "upside down ").

Every single item on the OP store, web and app, is out of stock. Where are we supposed to get official accessories now? Supporting existing customers goes beyond just future software updates.

I’m considering buying the OnePlus Ace 6 from Giztop, but I’m a little concerned about what happens when they “convert”/flash the Chinese version to the Global version before shipping.

For anyone who has actually purchased CN version OnePlus phone from Giztop:

・How has the phone worked after receiving it?

・Are there any features that don’t work properly because it started as the Chinese version?

・Specifically, does Widevine L1 work, or is it downgraded to L3?

・If L1 doesn’t work, does that mean Netflix is limited to HD rather than Full HD?

・Are there any other DRM/streaming issues with apps such as Netflix, Prime Video, etc.?

・Do OTA updates continue to work normally after Giztop flashes the Global ROM?

・Is the phone actually running OxygenOS normally, or are there any noticeable limitations/quirks?

I’m not particularly concerned about eSIM or Android Auto, so those aren't deal-breakers for me.

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Thanks!

The most important things to me are battery and camera.

To be clear, im not expecting a perfect camera. I have a Pixel 10A so something with a decent zoom that I can edit would be great.

Or do you all think you'd go a different direction? I am thinking of Pixel 11Pro but concerns about the battery.

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Hello all! Long post ahead. I need some opinions and different outlooks to affirm my decisions and get a different perspective. ( I am based in India btw)

I currently use the OG OnePlus Nord, been about 5-6 years. I am considering an upgrade. I am interested in getting another OnePlus device, mainly the 12, 13, 13s, and 15. This purchase would mainly be from the used market, as I feel I'll get it comparatively cheaper, and it will still last as long for me. Please do take note of the prices I'm considering.

OnePlus 12: Wanted to get this as it's supposed to be the best OnePlus, with the camera and all. However, as I researched further, I realised it wouldn't be as future-proof and would have considerably older battery tech. Also, a lot of reports of the motherboard issues, particularly for this model, made me think otherwise. Thinking of spending less than 35k INR or 365.39 USD for the 512 GB.

OnePlus 13: The same phone with more future-proofing. I think I can get used to the technical downgrade, as I am coming from a 5-year-old phone. The device is great, will work well for 3+ years. In comparison to the current market, though, the battery is less (and with the new data, that OnePlus 13 has actually a 5400 mah battery instead of 6000 mah, which was a punch in the gut).

I feel I'll get a good flagship experience with this phone. Also, despite its big size, this phone feels comfortable to hold ( without case, haven't checked with a case). Considering paying 40 to 45k for 512 GB and 50 to 60k INR or 522 to 627 USD for the 1 TB version.

OnePlus 13S: A phone I initially loved during the launch. I love the size. However, it is technically a downgrade in certain areas. As I said, for me, any phone will be an upgrade, but I would prefer a well-rounded device. I am considering this phone because of its size. Willing to pay up to 45k INR or 470.11 USD for the 512 GB version.

OnePlus 15: The latest tech. This phone would be the best for future-proofing and getting the best tech and battery. The camera, even if people say it is a downgrade, I feel it would be good enough for me. (Although the 13 or 12 might be better in low light). However, even though this phone is the same size as the 13, it feels much bigger in hand, and feels a bit uncomfortable ( without a case). The comfort isn't a major factor for me, but the 13, 13s, and the 15 are the phones I've held, and I noticed that in my first impression. Willing to pay 60 to 65k INR or $626 to $681 USD for the 512 GB.

Current OnePlus Nord: Regardless of buying a new phone, I do plan on going to a local shop and getting the device repaired a bit. I will change the battery, the stuck power button and other small issues for about less than 3-4k INR or less than 40 USD. Planning to use the Infinity X custom ROM, thus giving my device Android 16 and better performance. I can also try using banking apps.

This phone might be my secondary, mainly as a navigation device and for other stuff. I can also see myself using this phone for another 2 more years as my primary device, and maybe look at purchasing a new phone later on.

The main reason for getting a OnePlus and a new phone is because of the fact that OnePlus is shifting identities and may eventually shut down in India, and I have always wanted a OnePlus flagship. And the ongoing price hikes and all made me realise I should buy a new phone, thus futureproofing and being steady for the next 5 years. Getting from the second-hand market would help reduce the prices considerably. I also need storage, as my current phone is filled up (128 GB/ I know I can back up and free up space, so that's there).

Now, I need your actual opinions, and please, not one-line answers. Looking for people who have also researched the same, and those users who have used these devices. Also, don't be biased towards any particular phone.

Q: Is my outlook reasonable? Do you have any other devices you'd say might be a better choice in this market (second-hand market too)? Also, are the prices for the second-hand phones correct and reasonable? Let me know your perspectives and help a buddy out!

I bought a OnePlus 13 recently about 2 months ago

Never had an issue till now

I've taken my friends earphones to try THE EARPHONES

guess what i found out i couldn't get them to work through my phone

I've tried

1.clearing cache of settings

2.checked with disabled audio rerouting option

3.tried with OTG connection setting

Still did not work

I don't know what else to do

Pls tell me if anyone has the same issue or give me any solution

I planned to buy some wired earphones but no more ig

No phones available in the official US web store.

You find options on Amazon but for 1700USD.

What has happened?

I think it is time (regrettably) to migrate to Pixel. 😢