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The reviews of the Essential PH-1 were hilarious in this regard. People were annoyed that they had to install "obvious" apps for their Essential that every oth
by Steltek 8y ago
The reviews of the Essential PH-1 were hilarious in this regard.
People were annoyed that they had to install "obvious" apps for their Essential that every other manufacturer forcibly included.
- syntaxing 8y agoYeah, I'm not sure why the PH-1 didn't take off. 128 GB storage, Snapdragon 835, and ceramic backing is amazing for less than $300 after tax. The only "downside" is the non-OLED screen, weird reception for T-mobile, and subpar camera app (which the pixel 3 port fixes). The screen is still great and vibrant though.
- culot 8y agoThey would have needed to get on Verizon or T-Mobile to really make a dent in the US, being only available on Sprint was never going to be enough.