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Having OnePlus phones running OxygenOS completely removed any need I previously had to flash a custom rom as soon as I bought it. It's such a nice out of the b
by jaimex2 7y ago
Having OnePlus phones running OxygenOS completely removed any need I previously had to flash a custom rom as soon as I bought it.
It's such a nice out of the box pure Android experience with monthly updates. They are doing a stellar job.
Its still great to know once they drop support I can keep my OnePlus 6 going for a few extra years with LinageOS.
If you have a phone that runs like crap because of all the bloat I can't recommend flashing Linage enough.
- petre 7y agoWhat should I get if I'd like a phone that's 1. not huge 2. not ancient as in max 2y old and 3. runs LineageOS? I have a Nexus 5 now. The rubber has started to peel off, the battery is toast. I wanted to get a Galaxy S10e but can't flash it with any decent non spyware.
- sm4rk0 7y agoHave you checked this? https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/samsung-galaxy-s10--s10--s10-5g-cross-device-development-exynos/rom-lineageos-17-0-s10-exynos-t4006917 https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/samsung-galaxy-s...
- genpfault 7y agoBest I could swing a year or two ago was a Moto X4; still running it and looks like it has a 17.1 maintainer. Still bigger than I'd like and no user-replaceable battery :( Does have a MicroSD card slot though.