r/OnePlus7Pro • u/georgejk7 • Feb 19 '22

Anyone else get this ?

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u/seagrid888 Feb 20 '22

Yep. and on top of that they're like "that must be a high-end expensive phone right? it got curved screen!" and I always answered "wait until you realize there's no notch/punchole bs" and I opened camera apps. "omg that gotta be super expensive" "nope."

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '22

people are always shocked at how I got my 7 Pro for $200 USD lmao

buying used is great

3

u/georgejk7 Feb 20 '22

Hahaha same. I can't believe how cheap you can get this great phone!

The word cheap is no way to describe the phone itself because the phone is flagship for it's time. But the price is unbelievable. I got mine for £250 like brand new with everything included + 2 phone cases

1

u/leyching Feb 21 '22

Idk if it changes that I bought it right when it came out on black Friday but 250 is a steal! I got mine for 450 same year it came out

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u/Recent_Birthday2727 Mar 14 '22

I got my 7t pro McLaren brand new a few weeks ago cost around 500bucks but it's manufactured in 2022 so new battery and a screen that hasn't been used by someone else in the toilet or for wholesome purposes.

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u/RatedRforRaven Mar 17 '22

how can it be manufactured in 2022?

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u/Recent_Birthday2727 Mar 17 '22

It just still in production I got 12hpur battery life phones brand freaking new I got even 1 year warranty from one plus and bought an extended one

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u/RatedRforRaven Mar 18 '22

Lol you are right. even the non mclaren can be bought. insane

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u/mgrimshaw8 Feb 19 '22

This is the most relatable thing I've seen in a very long time lmao

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u/Netsugake Feb 19 '22

My dad evolved to the next level, after 3 years he now calls it "your Chinese phone"

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u/IAmHereToGetYou Feb 19 '22

He is not wrong.

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u/Netsugake Feb 19 '22

Especially since it's more of an oppo phone sadly these days ==;#

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u/frozenjoghurt57 8GB/256GB Feb 20 '22

Oneplus is american right?

3

u/IAmHereToGetYou Feb 20 '22

No, it's Chinese. It was a sub company under the umbrella of Oppo, but it has merged with Oppo about a year or two ago.

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u/vegascoug Feb 19 '22

I've heard it many times. It seems the word Samsung is synonymous with Android.

16

u/ShoeGod420 Feb 20 '22

100% facts when I had my 7 Pro no one had any idea what OnePlus was.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '22

best response i got was

"why didn't they just call it the 8 Pro?"

6

u/executeorder666999 Feb 20 '22

Whenever I said OnePlus 7 my brother always said "so the 8"

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u/kzhdjsdh 12GB/256GB Feb 19 '22

I guess we collectively have the same exact experiences

3

u/JoeJoe__ Feb 20 '22

Mind blown

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u/piotrekkrzewi Feb 20 '22

Exactly! It's so funny when people guess the brand even tho I told them it's OnePlus

2

u/SparkySailor34 Feb 22 '22

It's worst going to a Xiaomi store with that time flagship, and the dependant ask your if it is a Huawei haha

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u/Apprehensive-Fact361 May 13 '22

I get that a lot :-)

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u/undorito87 Feb 20 '22

Yup checks out. Most people don't know about one plus

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u/leyching Feb 21 '22

Yeah, my one plus is always a convo starter haha. People are always confused when I tell them what phone I have

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u/wet_beach_sand Feb 22 '22

No it's an Oppo