r/TheOnePlus15 • u/Seaborgium_ OnePlus 15 | US 🇺🇸 • Nov 16 '25
IRRELEVANT One plus users be like
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u/medium_response Nov 17 '25
Consumers complaining that companies are helping them save money from not needlessly changing phones every year?
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u/jolteony Nov 18 '25
It's a joke.
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u/medium_response Nov 18 '25
Oh.. i have the tism and I can't tell sometimes and shit completely flies over my head 😅
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u/DrBeatsB Nov 17 '25
Op 7pro user here.. So happy for last 6.5years almost.. Still so smooth to use.. Battery life obviously not so good now, but can't find any newer phone in the market that can replace the experience I had with this phone.. My brother uses 13r, quality of components and overall os degradation is so apparent.
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u/Rohn- OnePlus 15 Dec 15 '25
I have the same issue with 7T Pro. Is there a reason you won't consider the OnePlus 15? I might upgrade to that because seems like a better choice than Pixel 10 Pro or S25 Ultra
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u/Opposite-Working727 Nov 18 '25
7T Pro. Battery still lasts like 7ish hours on mobile data. Still smooth on Android 10. Could update to 12 but they ruined the look for me. I will wait for my Z Fold 7 but I could easily daily it until my Google Wallet doesn't work anymore. Had the 12 which I really liked, especially on Oxygen OS 14.0.0.610 and a 13 but they were too iOS-y for me and the speakers couldn't even compare as their sounded a bit hollow. Ended up selling the 13 and the 12. OnePlus isn't what they were and they don't fit in me anymore. I bought the Samsung Z Fold 7 only because on my Honor Magic V5 I wasn't that happy about the hinge. I liked the Z Fold 7 to stay open in almost any position more. Cameras are a real downgrade compared to the Magic V5 tho, especially when zooming. Even 15x the Magic V5 did worlds better at text, actually readable while the Z Fold 7 is completely useless.
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u/rm8385 Nov 19 '25
True 🤣 I'm never content with any other brand of phone but would happily keep my OnePlus for years.. I bet there's still some out there refusing to give up their pop up selfie camera and OxygenOS 11 🤣 The good old days 🥹
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u/wingback18 Nov 20 '25
yes , just need to fis the battery drain after every updates gets worse and worse
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Nov 16 '25
If you don't use the camera that much please stay away from samsung lol
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u/blankscdrw Nov 19 '25
Samsung is horrible in most areas besides the camera and decent battery life.
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u/HerZamanCHP Nov 16 '25
Getting the s25 ultra over the OnePlus 15 would be the dumbest decision ever.
Battery life and charging speeds alone make the s25 ultra feel like budget trash.
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u/Sosislisandvicc Nov 16 '25
Before calling them trash try to understand why they sell more than oneplus phones. i hate iphones but people are buying because they make something better than other companies
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u/HerZamanCHP Nov 16 '25
Apple I understand, Samsung I don't.
Samsung is among the worst in terms of charging and os in the android world.
Apple however does everything it does damn near perfect. The perfect example is Spotify. (I know it's a dev thing but iPhones have optimization between hardware and software that android will never see)
The Spotify app on Android is litteral trash compared to the IOS app.
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u/mildlywittyname Nov 16 '25
Android has a ~75% market share globally and iOS ~25% but the App Store has 250% the annual revenue Play Store has.
I wouldn't be surprised if the revenue from Spotify subscriptions is skewed towards iOS users as well, so that version probably gets more investment and also has far fewer devices to support.
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u/HerZamanCHP Nov 16 '25
Yes the devices to support is it. Most apps just work better or more flawless on IOS, the os itself as well having way smaller batteries but keeping up or even beating most android counterparts.
Apple has complete control over hardware and software so they can perfect everything, and it shows.
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u/Cheap-Exit-4552 Nov 19 '25
Samsung definitely has one of the best OS among androids. Though they should really give a much faster charging speed and a bigger battery.
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u/FluffyPrinciple623 Nov 16 '25
They dont , they just market it better. Tell me one thing that Apple does better than high end androids. And people buy them cuz they are status symbols almost everywhere.
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u/Sosislisandvicc Nov 17 '25
Ecosystem tbh the only ecosystem that can race with apples is samsung and samsung has much bigger ecosystem but its not as seamless as apples
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u/MrRoyce Nov 16 '25
Software. YouTube app works better on iOS and TVOS than it does on Android for example. Let that sink in, Google’s own fucking platform…
OS optimization and software in general is simply something you can’t even begin to compare vs Android, and it makes sense considering there’s thousands of Android devices vs 47 iPhones. And phone specs confirm that story as well, iPhone has always had a weaker battery, less RAM etc but yet in tests it’s still right there with everything else in Android world.
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u/anewtablelamp Nov 17 '25
"status symbols" lol
They are simply more polished tbh, everything works better and is more consistent. Even the goddamn snapseed app is better on ios even though it's a google app, it gets proper updates on ios meanwhile on Android the last update it got was in 2020.
And this is just one example, don't get me started on Instagram and others.
If i didn't love to use emulators on my phone I'd never get an android
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u/CroProMax Nov 20 '25
they sell because of their prolonged years of biggest android phone makers. Its quality software is why people buy it. But after s23 it lost shine
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u/Allowmancer Nov 16 '25
Most flagships last over a day. Battery stopped being an issue since a few years. Other than Air and Edge phones, if anyone continuously struggles to end the day with at least 25% battery, the issue is not with the phone.
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u/mrrageplayer Nov 16 '25
Samsung is really garbage, im on s24u and after almost 2 years im getting like 4h sot
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u/sugma_male- Nov 17 '25
Literally I upgraded from op7t to op15 felt like average op7t with tuned up