Official OnePlus 6

[defvox]

With the help of a relative, ordered the white version and the carbon fibre case. But can only get it at the end of the month.

Local warranty set or export set?

 

[contacted]

Local warranty set or export set?

Export, going China end of the month.

 

[defvox]

Export, going China end of the month.

How much did it cost you?

 

[Skyy]

Generally, all Wireless charging will get hot. It is physics in effect and this method is still inefficient thus why it makes a lot of heat. You could also say the same for Fast charging!

Dash fast charging not hot leh.

 

[deathst]

Dash fast charging not hot leh.

Ah that is where Dash charging wins. The heat is all in the charging brick, not the device.

One of the main benefits of Dash Charge (and VOOC (Voltage Open Loop Multi-step Constant-Current Charging) is the same tech used by OPPO and just rebranded Dash Charging for OnePlus.) is its ability to keep temperatures low while charging. The fast charging option allows you to watch videos or play games while the phone is charging, with no net drop in charging speeds. That isn't the case with Quick Charge, as the higher voltages invariably lead to the phone reverting to normal speeds to prevent overheating.

The dedicated circuitry in the charger itself for heat management and dissipation, which is why you can only get Dash Charge speeds with OnePlus-branded wall and car chargers — such as the one that's included in the OnePlus 6's box.

The key difference between the two fast charging technologies is that while Qualcomm uses higher voltages to charge batteries, VOOC relies on delivering a higher amperage. For instance, Quick Charge 3.0 goes up to 6.5V at 3A, creating 19.5W, whereas VOOC delivers 5V at 4A to attain 20W.

The main disadvantage with Dash Charge is that you need to use OnePlus-branded chargers to get the higher speeds on the OnePlus 6, as OPPO is yet to license the technology to third-party vendors.

 

[contacted]

How much did it cost you?

As per the OP China site. 3599 + 179 RMB, which is around 765 + 38 SGD

 

[GeSteSoh]

With the help of a relative, ordered the white version and the carbon fibre case. But can only get it at the end of the month.

White carbon fibre?? Else why so cos it's a black case

 

[mlwang]

White carbon fibre?? Else why so cos it's a black case

Can't decide whether he wants a white or black phone.

 

[tatsit]

Ah that is where Dash charging wins. The heat is all in the charging brick, not the device.

One of the main benefits of Dash Charge (and VOOC (Voltage Open Loop Multi-step Constant-Current Charging) is the same tech used by OPPO and just rebranded Dash Charging for OnePlus.) is its ability to keep temperatures low while charging. The fast charging option allows you to watch videos or play games while the phone is charging, with no net drop in charging speeds. That isn't the case with Quick Charge, as the higher voltages invariably lead to the phone reverting to normal speeds to prevent overheating.

The dedicated circuitry in the charger itself for heat management and dissipation, which is why you can only get Dash Charge speeds with OnePlus-branded wall and car chargers — such as the one that's included in the OnePlus 6's box.

The key difference between the two fast charging technologies is that while Qualcomm uses higher voltages to charge batteries, VOOC relies on delivering a higher amperage. For instance, Quick Charge 3.0 goes up to 6.5V at 3A, creating 19.5W, whereas VOOC delivers 5V at 4A to attain 20W.

The main disadvantage with Dash Charge is that you need to use OnePlus-branded chargers to get the higher speeds on the OnePlus 6, as OPPO is yet to license the technology to third-party vendors.

wow.. didnt know it's an OPPO proprietary

 

[contacted]

Can't decide whether he wants a white or black phone.

Heh. Been using black coloured phones for the longest time. Wanted a change, but after putting on the case I think won't have much of a difference.

 

[deathst]

wow.. didnt know it's an OPPO proprietary

Well, their phones are GRAVELY similar...

 

[way_landr]

Got a dbrand skin and kinda regret, it only overs the back and leaves the sides of the phone exposed. Main thing I want is to prevent scratches but now I still have to use a case for that.

Anyone used slickwrap before? Seems like theirs covers the sides

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[Kousoku]

Anyone got the OOS 5.1.7 update already?

 

[Apparatus]

Re

According to OnePlus 6 forums next week to roll out 5.1.8 leh

https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/oxygenos-5-1-7-ota-for-the-oneplus-6.853074/

We will be releasing 5.1.8 update next week which will include the fix & also contain all the features included in the 5.1.7 update.

So, might as well wait

 

[micshang]

Hi, is there a speed dial function? Can't find this setting anywhere

 

[boonzz]

Normally what’s the price range for 128gb mirror black?

 

[contacted]

Normally what’s the price range for 128gb mirror black?

Local, 900.

 

[deathst]

Hi, is there a speed dial function? Can't find this setting anywhere

The new trend is now favourites this speed dial thing is going away slowly.

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[GeSteSoh]

Night Mode ON...

OP6

P2XL

 

[mlwang]

Night Mode ON...

OP6

P2XL

OP6 seems to capture more lights though the pic is noiser. I like the OP6 shot better.