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I'm still rocking the original Oneplus One, with a Jan 2018 LineageOS installed. I've been browsing stores to find a replacement phone since this one is gettin
by ddalex 9y ago
I'm still rocking the original Oneplus One, with a Jan 2018 LineageOS installed.
I've been browsing stores to find a replacement phone since this one is getting older. Amazingly, I couldn't find anything vastly better in terms of screen, responsiveness and camera, even if I desperately wanted to justify a new toy. There are no new hardware features that OPO doesn't have.
All the apps that I want to run perform flawlessly. The camera is nearly on par with the OP5 camera, a phone specifically marketed on the camera quality (my wife has one so I could test it).
I ended up replacing the aging battery about a year ago, and continue using it.
- teekert 9y agoI feel the same, will probably replace the battery at some point, feels good to do. In the same vein, I know people putting ssds in 2011 iMacs, thoroughly cleaning them and feeling like they have a new, modern computer again. It's a big win for sustainability. It's too bad that in this age, where hardware can live pretty long, repair-ability is at an all time low (not a coincidence no doubt).