EagererBeaver wrote: On Amazon UK at the minute, you can buy a charger and cable (two separate purchases) for £12.50.
tedpan wrote: » Had a look at them on amazon, they say genuine original but some reviews state that it only worked a few times. I'd still be a bit wary, but it's up to you I suppose.
GarIT wrote: » I'm thinking of returning mine, it appears OnePlus removed do not disturb mode from stock android. I can't live with a phone that wakes me up during the night every night. It's a basic function that every €50 Android has. The only option I have found is to fully silence the phone at night using the hardware switch which won't allow important calls or messages through. Even the POS base model Huawei phone can schedule which times certain apps can send notifications but OnePlus decided to remove it to justify having a hardware switch. I'm actually feeling sick that I spent €600 on a phone that turned out to be a worthless piece of ****.
TitianGerm wrote: » Flick the slider to the middle and hit the gear icon.
GarIT wrote: » Did you do that one a OnePlus 6? It's not showing up on mine. I installed the update that was there during setup so we might be on different versions
TitianGerm wrote: » No One Plus 5. It's been on all my One Plus devices like that. I'm on 8.1.0. What shows up when you have the slider in each of the three positions?
GarIT wrote: » Silent, vibrate and ring. I hadn't realised they announced they removed do not disturb from the OP6 after apparently getting a lot of complaints that it wasn't completely silent or something like that.
KERSPLAT! wrote: Obviously it will depend on usage but how are people finding the battery? I'll be using the dual SIM feature, not sure how much of an effect that will have...
cython wrote: » DND is there for me (see attached). Unless you mean the scheduled feature, which they are restoring?
GarIT wrote: » I still can't believe they made such a ****ty phone for so much money.
GarIT wrote: » Yeah I meant scheduled DND, it's ridiculous that they took it out. And I did mention that they were restoring unless that didn't post properly. I didn't realised it could be turned on manually if you pull down on the screen twice, I'll still have to remember to do that every night. I still can't believe they made such a ****ty phone for so much money.
EagererBeaver wrote: » Reviews have been universally positive. As is always the case, it's the best phone in its price bracket by a mile whilst not managing to quite match the best of the best from Samsung/Apple etc. However, on a lb for lb basis, it's clearly one of the best phones on the market. Don't really get where bile like "****ty phone" is coming from.
EagererBeaver wrote: » Really? Because of DND? Which has frustrated people for years since it was first brought in? What version did you buy? I'll buy it off you.
SleetAndSnow wrote: » Can you not just slide the switch up to silent mode? I'm not fully understanding this whole thing. If you have vibrations while in vibration there is most likely a setting in sounds to disable vibrations while in Silent.
xtal191 wrote: » Anyone upgrade from the 3T? Hows the audio compare, speaker and 3.5mm?
Snake Plisken wrote: » So I decided the time was right to make the move from Apple IOS to Android via One Plus 6. I have been using an IPhone since the 3GS up until The iPhone 6S Plus for the last couple of years, but the idiotic decision to drop the headphone jack and constant price increase with very little innovation has convinced me to move to Android and One Plus’s OxygenOS seems close enough to stock android without the bloatware added by the likes of Samsung. One thing holding me back was the camera a freind or mine got the 5T and said photos were crap on it but from accounts on here and YouTube reviews they seemed to have rectified this somewhat with the 6. Also I wanted the big screen and this tics that box. The audio quality from the built in DAC via the headphone jack gets good reviews also. I am sure we will have a 6T in a few months with wireless charging and possibly a fingerprint reader built into the screen (something announced on one of the Mi8 models releasing soon) but I can live without either of those. So 3am this morning I ordered the piano black 128GB version with the nylon bumper case using one of the referral codes from the other thread. One thing I’m worried about is transferring my contacts photos data etc from my iPhone to The One Plus any suggestions? So goodbye Apple and hello One Plus I hope It will serve me well for the next couple of years!
EagererBeaver wrote: » Think of it more as transferring to Google's ecosystem than moving to a OnePlus phone. I'm pretty sure you can transfer contacts (through exporting) from your iCloud to your Google account. Once they're there, they're always available on the cloud, through whatever device.
b4dr1 wrote: » EagererBeaver wrote: » Think of it more as transferring to Google's ecosystem than moving to a OnePlus phone. I'm pretty sure you can transfer contacts (through exporting) from your iCloud to your Google account. Once they're there, they're always available on the cloud, through whatever device. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oneplus.backuprestore Possibly the above will help?
Roberto_gas wrote: » EagererBeaver wrote: Possibly, but OnePlus has its own contacts app. You want contacts backing up to Google account rather than anything belonging to the manufacturer. Thats not a contact app which is posted..looks like the phone is too advanced for you....better avoid it.... Also contacts in oneplus app get uploaded to google !!!!
EagererBeaver wrote: Possibly, but OnePlus has its own contacts app. You want contacts backing up to Google account rather than anything belonging to the manufacturer.
EagererBeaver wrote: Thanks for the needless patronising there. I've been using Android for nine years and have been using OnePlus since the One. I'm familiar with how things work.
Roberto_gas wrote: » I think i mixed up couple of different posts...apologies....i used google only and oneplus app syncs to google...
