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The prices at Geekermart went up liaos...

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Yesterday i mentioned no obvious uneven tint, just a slight one. but I noticed it a bit more when it was at night and in a completely dark room. Still not as obvious as some Pixel 3 I've seen though, and I think it's in the acceptable range, since the phone is cheaper. If this was a 1k phone, then not a chance in hell.

did a quick night test with Pixel 4 camera last night, and obviously camera isn't as good. but other that, every thing i kinda expected? Now i'm thinking that actually for those who care more about display quality actually a 7 pro might still be a great option if they don't care about curve screen or the macro mode. haha

Oh like that seems small incremental improvement fr op7 :o

Do you feel the 90hz display is important for daily use? Or rather, any significant difference to make you feel you wouldn't want to change to lower refresh hz screen? 🤔
 

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Oh like that seems small incremental improvement fr op7 :o

Do you feel the 90hz display is important for daily use? Or rather, any significant difference to make you feel you wouldn't want to change to lower refresh hz screen? 🤔

I wouldn't say small, since the display is a bit brighter and faster, smaller notch, slightly bigger battery, matte finishing on the back, and 2 extra cameras. haha. It's a bigger jump than the 6T to 7 i think.

But then depending on your needs, those are probably not worth it to sell OP7 to get 7T.

For me 90Hz is nice to have, but not must have. To me display quality and brightness is more important. For example, if i'm looking at instagram, the photos looking nicer is more important than the scrolling looking smoother to me. Also there are so many other things on a phone that I would prioritise over a screen with a faster refresh rate too. Like battery life, camera performance, speakers, etc. :s13:
 

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How many variants for 7T? China set is HD1900. Global set also HD1900?
 

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How many variants for 7T? China set is HD1900. Global set also HD1900?

This is what I managed to Google...

HD1900: China
HD1901: India
HD1903: Europe
HD1905: North America
HD1907: T-Mobile USA
 

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This is what I managed to Google...

HD1900: China
HD1901: India
HD1903: Europe
HD1905: North America
HD1907: T-Mobile USA

Interesting, so many different sets. I cant find "Global" set....
 

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HD1900: China
HD1901: India
HD1903: Europe
HD1905: North America
HD1907: T-Mobile USA

What's the variant of those sold in Singapore?

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I wouldn't say small, since the display is a bit brighter and faster, smaller notch, slightly bigger battery, matte finishing on the back, and 2 extra cameras. haha. It's a bigger jump than the 6T to 7 i think.

But then depending on your needs, those are probably not worth it to sell OP7 to get 7T.

For me 90Hz is nice to have, but not must have. To me display quality and brightness is more important. For example, if i'm looking at instagram, the photos looking nicer is more important than the scrolling looking smoother to me. Also there are so many other things on a phone that I would prioritise over a screen with a faster refresh rate too. Like battery life, camera performance, speakers, etc. :s13:


any idea is the vibration has improved? Thanks
 

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I wouldn't say small, since the display is a bit brighter and faster, smaller notch, slightly bigger battery, matte finishing on the back, and 2 extra cameras. haha. It's a bigger jump than the 6T to 7 i think.

But then depending on your needs, those are probably not worth it to sell OP7 to get 7T.

For me 90Hz is nice to have, but not must have. To me display quality and brightness is more important. For example, if i'm looking at instagram, the photos looking nicer is more important than the scrolling looking smoother to me. Also there are so many other things on a phone that I would prioritise over a screen with a faster refresh rate too. Like battery life, camera performance, speakers, etc. :s13:

Mmm then what's your criteria for a phone? 🤔
 

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They improved the haptic engine since the 7 pro era. Vibration is alot better compared to the previous gen

Thanks for the info! i knew they upgraded it 7pro not sure if they did got 7T.
 

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This is what I managed to Google...

HD1900: China
HD1901: India
HD1903: Europe
HD1905: North America
HD1907: T-Mobile USA

does 7t pro follow 7 pro?
saw OnePlus 7 Pro GM1913 Global
 
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Interesting, so many different sets. I cant find "Global" set....

What's the variant of those sold in Singapore?

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my guess is HD1903. Maybe see if anyone hooted local set can confirm. haha.

any idea is the vibration has improved? Thanks

It's better than the 6/6T era i think. but not as nice as iPhone 11/Pixel 4?

Mmm then what's your criteria for a phone? 🤔

haha. good value for money?
 

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The battery for 7t kinda sucks man. Much much worse vs my mate 10. Even overnight drain is about 5%. U guys same?
 
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