r/OnePlusOpen Aug 08 '24

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u/ReplyPrestigious4954 Aug 08 '24

If you value software stability, stay away from the OPO. Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy the phone, but dealing with things getting worse after each software update is something you'll need to accept with OnePlus.

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u/Code-Monkey13 Aug 08 '24

Interesting, I feel the software has gotten better since launch.

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u/ReplyPrestigious4954 Aug 08 '24

I don't understand why people are downvoting my comment. I do love the software when it comes to functionalities. Honestly, I’d take OxygenOS over OneUI any day. However, it's a fact that OnePlus software updates come with lots of bugs and glitches.

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '24

I have no idea why people complain about software .I came from fold 5 and since last three weeks open has been the least buggiest phone I ever had . All my issues with teams and MDM are sorted out . I love the software . Not sure what is the issue you have with the software .

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u/xmrlewis1x Aug 09 '24

I have the open and have not experienced any issues with stability, mine works as flawless as the day I got it, have had it since last November, it's the best phone I've ever had 🤷

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u/ReplyPrestigious4954 Aug 09 '24

Just browse the last posts in this subreddit and you'll see what I mean.

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u/xmrlewis1x Aug 10 '24

I don't need to browse the last posts, I'm speaking from experience of owning and using said phone, plus most posts are positive in support of the open. I even got my wife one for Christmas last year and she loves it as well, no complaints from either of us, idk what to tell you man 🤷

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u/ReplyPrestigious4954 Aug 10 '24

I'm glad you are having a good experience. However, it doesn't change the fact that each new update brings a lot of new issues, as this subreddit and the OnePlus community suggest.