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Artliner15Aug77 said:
HWZ review said lazada selling 599 for official set. But I can't find it in lazada.

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The OnePlus 3T is an updated version of the six-month-old OnePlus 3 - the 's' model if you will. It has exactly the same design, but sports the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, a slightly larger 3,400mAh capacity battery, options for either 64GB internal storage like the original OnePlus 3, or a new 128GB storage, and a new 16-megapixel front camera. Software-wise, it's running on the same Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow build with OnePlus' Oxygen OS 3.2.4 skin, however, an Android 7.0 Nougat update is apparently due soon.

The 3T is slightly more expensive than its predecessor, with the 64GB version priced at S$799, and the 128GB version coming in at S$899 (although prices on Lazada, their official retail channel partner, are generally lower, with the 64GB version going for as low as S$599 and the 128GB version for around S$708). For comparison, the original OnePlus 3 was just S$699.
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HWZ is about as reliable as ST when it comes to the details. Most probably ctrl-c ctrl-v from when the OP3 was officially selling here.
 
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Anyone with A3003 set used the NFC to tap ezlink? With the so called NFC Ez-link, i heard A3010 not able to. Or Oneplus 3/3T simply can't? And for android pay, can set up fingerprint for payment like Apple/Samsung Pay?
 
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hsm1user said:
Anyone with A3003 set used the NFC to tap ezlink? With the so called NFC Ez-link, i heard A3010 not able to. Or Oneplus 3/3T simply can't? And for android pay, can set up fingerprint for payment like Apple/Samsung Pay?
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Ezlink only works with certified hardware. No go regardless of model.

Android Pay will require password/fingerprint every 1/2 *alternate* purchase or those of a sufficient amount - that's what I read. Not every payment will go through without user verification, but some will, if it's of a sufficient low amount.

edit : or enable smart lock - evidently that triggers a bug that requires user to enter a password before payment goes through. Besides, waking up the phone isn't enough for payment to go through right? Need to unlock the lock screen first.
 
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kennyboy said:
Android Pay will require password/fingerprint every 1/2 *alternate* purchase or those of a sufficient amount - that's what I read. Not every payment will go through without user verification, but some will, if it's of a sufficient low amount.
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Huh? Never experienced this. I use android pay wherever/whenever possible and never encounter such issue. What verification? What sufficient amount? It's all based on own CC's credit limit, there is no transaction limit on android pay.

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edit : or enable smart lock - evidently that triggers a bug that requires user to enter a password before payment goes through. Besides, waking up the phone isn't enough for payment to go through right? Need to unlock the lock screen first.
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Just unlock and tap, simple. What bug? I am using a smart lock and never entered any password/PIN.

As for transaction limit, just need to sign the slip after tapping with android pay if transaction is more than $100.

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And for android pay, can set up fingerprint for payment like Apple/Samsung Pay?
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Fingerprint is configured system wide, not app/android pay specific. Just unlock your phone with whichever way you prefer, pattern/PIN/fingerprint, then tap on the paywave/paypass terminal simple.
 
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batboyz said:
Huh? Never experienced this. I use android pay wherever/whenever possible and never encounter such issue. What verification? What sufficient amount? It's all based on own CC's credit limit, there is no transaction limit on android pay.



Just unlock and tap, simple. What bug? I am using a smart lock and never entered any password/PIN.

As for transaction limit, just need to sign the slip after tapping with android pay if transaction is more than $100.



Fingerprint is configured system wide, not app/android pay specific. Just unlock your phone with whichever way you prefer, pattern/PIN/fingerprint, then tap on the paywave/paypass terminal simple.
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You gotta learn to read - he wants there to be fingerprint verification for transactions.
 
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kennyboy said:
You gotta learn to read - he wants there to be fingerprint verification for transactions.
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Yup, that's what i meant. Just like how Samsung/Apple Pay work, put phone over NFC terminal + finger print to approve transaction
 
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kennyboy said:
You gotta learn to read - he wants there to be fingerprint verification for transactions.
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You also gotta learn to read. I have mentioned that fingerprint is configured system wide, not per app basis, hence no such "authentication" for android pay.

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But i guess android pay is created for fast transaction hence no fingerprint requirement?
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There is no such feature as mentioned. The so-called verification for android pay is the process of unlocking the phone. All of them are designed for fast transaction, i.e., tap and go. I believe this is not the reason why there is no such "verification" as you have experienced with same song or fruit pay. Then again, unlocking the phone indirectly "verified" the android pay usage.

IMO, I don't see the point of having another layer of fingerprint auth if I have just unlocked my device using a fingerprint. This is redundant IMO.
 
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I'm looking to get a 1+3T to replace my current iPhone.

Can someone point me towards the correct direction to get one here in Singapore?

For instance, what's the difference between getting the phone from Lazada and qoo10?

What do I have to look out for if I want to get a phone that comes loaded with OxygenOS, and which sellers on Lazada/qoo10 can be considered the most reliable to purchase from?

Thanks :)
 
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Will there be any problem if i use the dash charge cable to charge with Xiaomi portable charger other than there will be no dash charge effect?
 
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Brought the Oneplus car dash charger at around $50 (expensive)
but really fast charging like the dash wall charger.

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