Oneplus 5T

carey

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Yes bro. Most of them got it thru Qoo10. The bigger question is, which coy in Qoo10 is the preferred coy.

Depends on luck :s13:

I took a gamble and bought from AT - delivery came in 2 days - OS already changed to Oxygen

Been using it for a week liao, so far no issues
 

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I got double tap on the N6 but it's via an app and the phone needs to be rooted

Anyway, I used the N6 for less than a month - it's a crap phone and now I use it to play music or watch videos at home

Mine is a N7, the tablet haha. Age has caught up to it so I only use it for very basic stuff like listening to podcast offline and movies haha.
 

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Correct me if I am wrong, opening the box is not activating the set right?

I recontracted from m1 as well and the staff did asked me if I wanted to open up and check so I guess it differs from staff to staff

I see. I force him not to open the box but failed. This is local standard of staff quality, LOL.

For Iphone, once you insert the sim card into the slot and turn the device on, then only consider activated. the warranty kick in and start counting.
 

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there are some keyboards where you can artificially raise the bottom row keys upwards to have a buffer area from the bottom of the space bar to the navigation bar. I know multiling o keyboard can do it.. but if u don't like that keyboard then tough luck, u'll have to learn how not to tap on the home button accidentally, maybe increase the height of whatever keyboard you use so that the space key is bigger and you don't hit the Home button unnecessarily.


I'm using swiftkey too. Now just added the arrow buttons between the home button and spacebar and increased size of keypad.
 

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Will the dash charging affect the battery in the long run? E.g. wear out faster as compared to using non-dash charging
 

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I'm wondering is there any diff in software version for normal 5T and starwars 5T...

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Above is 5T Starwars.

Sent from Google Pixel 2 XL #Panda using GAGT
 

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Will the dash charging affect the battery in the long run? E.g. wear out faster as compared to using non-dash charging

well batteryuniversity did mention to avoid fast chargers here if u want to prolong the life of your batt : http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

Modern laptops run cooler than older models and reported fires are fewer. Always keep the airflow unobstructed when running electric devices with air-cooling on a bed or pillow. A cool laptop extends battery life and safeguards the internal components. Energy Cells, which most consumer products have, should be charged at 1C or less. Avoid so-called ultra-fast chargers that claim to fully charge Li-ion in less than one hour.
 

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well batteryuniversity did mention to avoid fast chargers here if u want to prolong the life of your batt : http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

I always thought it was only because of temperature. Seems like the rate of charge affects the lifetime too. Apparently, Li-ion (or Li-Po in this case) doesn't like extremely fast charge rates. Today I Learnt


Read a bit more on it for fun, found this certain condition here; especially point 2 which is common among fast charging phones. Source: http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/ultra_fast_chargers

1. The battery must be designed to accept an ultra-fast charge and must be in good condition. Li-ion can be designed for a fast charge of 10-minutes or so but the specific energy of such a cell will be low.
2. Ultra-fast charging only applies during the first charge phase. The charge current should be lowered after the battery reaches 70 percent state-of-charge (SoC).
3. All cells in the pack must be balanced and have ultra-low resistance. Aging cells often diverge in capacity and resistance, causing mismatch and undue stress on weaker cells.
4. Ultra-fast charging can only be done under moderate temperatures, as low temperature slows the chemical reaction. Unused energy turns into gassing, metal-plating and heat.

Using this as a reference, https://youtu.be/uYCimz4CNKo?t=2m34s ;
It charged from near 70% to 100% in one hour, and only 30 mins from 0 to 70%. I think it might be a good bet that the "fast charging" shouldn't harm the battery massively, but I think only time will tell.. Of course I am crossing my fingers it won't, simply because I want this phone to last a good 3-4 years if possible.
 
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Hey guys, for AT house, simder, what is covered under the warranty period? Dead pixel? Will it do a 1 to 1 exchange?
 

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Finally received my ringke fusion lookalike.

Coupled with imak TGSP(adhesives at edges only so usual dots and rainbow effects may apply) from Qoo10 revelion, everything is good.

The case have sufficient space and won't lift the TGSP.

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so it means that you will have 1 OP screen protector that's already installed on your phone plus another one (is it glass?) and also 2 cases (1 from OP and another from the shop)?
nope the one that came with the phone is plastic, but very high quality. I scratched it alr though :(.
well batteryuniversity did mention to avoid fast chargers here if u want to prolong the life of your batt : http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries
Thats one of the reasons why I don't really want to buy phones with qualcomm's quick charge, because all the heat is in the phone. Oneplus/oppo's dash charge/vooc contains the heat on the adapter, so i guess it'll be better in the long run?



By the way, I bought Oppo's AK779GB charger today and it works for dash charge. So that's a tip for you guys who are worried if you can't find Oneplus' dash charger.

Sent from OnePlus 5Teh using GAGT
 

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By the way, I bought Oppo's AK779GB charger today and it works for dash charge. So that's a tip for you guys who are worried if you can't find Oneplus' dash charger.

Sent from OnePlus 5Teh using GAGT

buy from where and how much?
 

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got the note 8 but i tot of selling it and get the op 5t

note 8 too big and bulky for my liking and nature of work

should i? :(
 

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Bro, u are comparing 6.3 inch vs 6.01. I doubt it is alot of different in size comparison.

Instead, why not see whether is it worth it to sell it off to finance OP5T?

If yes, then possible. If not, then perhaps better to hold into Note 8, or other phones...

got the note 8 but i tot of selling it and get the op 5t

note 8 too big and bulky for my liking and nature of work

should i? :(
 
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