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My still have a OnePlus 5T from 2017 that till works like a charm, but I would mind if it finally breaks a bit less now. It looks cool and comes with mostly st
by ragebol 3y ago
My still have a OnePlus 5T from 2017 that till works like a charm, but I would mind if it finally breaks a bit less now.
It looks cool and comes with mostly stock Android right? No need to get rid of any bloatware that you get on the average Samsung etc?
- chungus 3y agofunny, I'm in the exact same situation, with the same exact phone. Haven't had security updates for years now and considering pulling the trigger on this phone. Just waiting a bit to hear reviews.
- zebracanevra 3y agoIt's cool to hear other people (including me!) still using the 5T. Is Nothing as appealing to you as it is to me? I remember buying the 1+1 and having people ask me what that phone was. That metal bezel was surely something. May sound a little pretentious, but I really liked being supportive of a company that (at that time, at least) did something different. To me, Nothing really seems to be continuing on with that philosophy. Even if this phone isn't spectacular in specs or otherwise, it has that one thing: it's unique. And I like that. Now, I'd like it 10000x more if it also had a color notification LED...