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I mean he dropped it a week ago and the line showed up randomly a week later
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PabloSanchez
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He's getting that Dbrand money.
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Lmao at saying he shouldn't report about his phone having a problem cause it could be bad marketing for google
I've dropped many phones like he described (pocket drop) and never had a pink line show up. It's good information to know regarding a phone with a Samsung panel
I've dropped many phones like he described (pocket drop) and never had a pink line show up. It's good information to know regarding a phone with a Samsung panel
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If he wasn't caught saying he dropped it on Joe Rogans podcast, would he have admitted to dropping it? I think not
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team raw >>>
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So he said he wasn't going to make an entire video, and then makes and entire video??
Nike Jordan
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MKBHD only talked about it briefly in the video.
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Leaked S10 screen protector
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What’s good with the 6T? These work on Verizon now?
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https://www.phonearena.com/news/One...-battery-release-date-price-t-mobile_id109688
OnePlus 6T is announced with top specs and in-display fingerprint scanner, coming to T-Mobile
by Preslav Kateliev / 29 Oct 2018, 10:33
The OnePlus 6T is now official – and it is shaping up as the company's most important phone yet. As previous OnePlus models, the 6T stands out with an impressive specs sheet. It comes with a better display, a better camera, a bigger battery, and a more refined design – all at a decent price. But what truly makes the OnePlus 6T special is that it is the first of the company's phones to launch through a US carrier, namely T-Mobile.
Design
The OnePlus 6T isn't all that different from most high-end smartphones you can buy today. It is made of glass and metal, while nearly all of its front is occupied by an immersive display. But a closer look reveals that the glass in use is Gorilla Glass 6, Corning's latest blend of scratch-resistant glass.
We're glad to see that OnePlus is holding on to its alert slider – a handy physical switch on the side that lets you quickly put your phone on vibrate or mute. The fingerprint reader has been removed from the back, however, and we'll see why in a bit. What's also missing is a 3.5mm headphone jack.
In case you like bright, flashy colors... we're sorry to say that the OnePlus 6T only comes in two shades – matte or glossy black.
Bigger display, smaller notch
As expected, the OnePlus 6T comes with a notched display, but the notch itself is one of the smallest in the industry. It only houses the front-facing camera, while the earpiece slit rests above it. For those who like numbers: the OnePlus 6T has a 6.41-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2340 by 1080 pixels (402ppi). This is the largest screen on a OnePlus phone so far, but the resolution hasn't been changed. In other words, display sharpness won't be industry leading, but sticking to 1080p resolution instead of jumping to 1440p should help with overall performance.
In-display fingerprint scanner
Before we dive into under-the-hood hardware specifics, we must highlight the OnePlus 6T's outstanding feature – its in-display fingerprint reader. That's right: the phone has an actual fingerprint reader built seamlessly into the display – and it unlocks the phone in as little as a third of second, OnePlus claims.
The sensor appears to be of the optical variety, meaning that light from the display illuminates your finger as it is being read. This is the same technology utilized in the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. However, the OnePlus 6T will be the first phone launched in the US with this feature on board. The reader can be used for Android Pay transactions, in case you're wondering.
If you're not a fan of the reader for some reason, the OnePlus 6T also has the same Face Unlock feature found on the 6 and 5T before it.
Processor and memory
Hardly a surprise, the OnePlus 6T comes with the best Snapdragon chip available right now: the Snapdragon 845. This is the same chip powering many of this year's Android flagship devices, including the Galaxy S9, LG G7, and Sony Xperia XZ3.
The OnePlus 6T will be available in three memory configurations: a base model packing 6GB of RAM and a generous 128GB of storage, a mid-tier model with 8GB+128GB of memory, and a premium variant boasting 8GB+256GB for all your needs. Memory expansion is not available.
Software: Android Pie meets OxygenOS
OnePlus phones are known for their speed, and that speed comes not only from the raw power of their hardware. OxygenOS – the company's custom user interface – is made to be as smooth as possible, all while providing a clean, bloat-free experience. Kudos to OnePlus for launching the 6T with Android 9.0 Pie out of the box!
Navigating the OnePlus 6T interface is done via gestures, and these we've already had the chance to test on the OnePlus 6. All in all, they do take some getting used to, but they do free up valuable screen space. Those who like old-school on-screen button better are free to use those instead.
Camera: lit portraits, stellar night shots
Shot on OnePlus 6T
The biggest camera upgrade in the OnePlus 6T comes in the form of a feature called Nightscape. Long story short, it is an advanced HDR night mode that uses visual information from several frames to enhance detail while reducing noise and motion blur. Nightscape photos take 2 seconds to capture, according to OnePlus – longer than a regular shot, but the results should be worth it. Nightscape mode will come to the OnePlus 6 in a week's time.
Portrait mode images on the OnePlus 6T can be enhanced with the newly introduced studio lighting feature. This appears to work in a fashion similar to what we have on the iPhone – when a face is detected in the frame, you're given the freedom to accentuate certain features by controlling the luminosity of that area.
As far as specs go, the OnePlus 6T has a camera similar to that of the OnePlus 6, combining a 16MP f1.7 main camera with a 20MP secondary one. It has both OIS and EIS to stabilize shots and can take slow-motion videos at 480fps.
Battery and charging
OnePlus phones are known for their rapid charging capabilities, and the OnePlus 6T is no exception. The only difference here is that the tech is simply called Fast Charge now instead of Dash Charge in previous OnePlus phones. Technically, it uses the same fast-charging approach of pumping 5 volts at up to 4 amps from the stock charger.
The battery, however, is now bigger. In fact, the OnePlus 6T packs the biggest battery a OnePlus phone has ever had, holding 3700mAh worth of charge. This is expected to result in a 23% increase in battery life. Wireless charging is still not available, but given the price of the phone, we think we can do without it.
OnePlus 6T price, release date, carrier availability
Thankfully, good guy OnePlus is sticking to its roots. The OnePlus 6T, with all its high-end specs and features, will come at a very aggressive price starting at...
But as we mentioned above, the OnePlus 6T will launch on T-Mobile as well. The 8GB+128GB model is set to land in the carrier's stores on November 1... with one exception. The un-carrier will have the phone in stock today at its Times Square store in New York.
Furthermore, T-Mobile customers will be able to trade in an eligible phone for $300 off – the list includes 33 smartphones such as the iPhone 6and iPhone 6 Plus, the Nexus 6 and first-gen Pixels, the Galaxy S6 series, and every OnePlus model ever launched. Taking advantage of this offer will bring the price of the 6T down to $11.67 per month for 24 months with $0 down. Or you can simply grab the phone for $24.17 a month without trading in an old handset.
OnePlus 6T is announced with top specs and in-display fingerprint scanner, coming to T-Mobile
by Preslav Kateliev / 29 Oct 2018, 10:33
The OnePlus 6T is now official – and it is shaping up as the company's most important phone yet. As previous OnePlus models, the 6T stands out with an impressive specs sheet. It comes with a better display, a better camera, a bigger battery, and a more refined design – all at a decent price. But what truly makes the OnePlus 6T special is that it is the first of the company's phones to launch through a US carrier, namely T-Mobile.
Design
The OnePlus 6T isn't all that different from most high-end smartphones you can buy today. It is made of glass and metal, while nearly all of its front is occupied by an immersive display. But a closer look reveals that the glass in use is Gorilla Glass 6, Corning's latest blend of scratch-resistant glass.
We're glad to see that OnePlus is holding on to its alert slider – a handy physical switch on the side that lets you quickly put your phone on vibrate or mute. The fingerprint reader has been removed from the back, however, and we'll see why in a bit. What's also missing is a 3.5mm headphone jack.
In case you like bright, flashy colors... we're sorry to say that the OnePlus 6T only comes in two shades – matte or glossy black.
Bigger display, smaller notch
As expected, the OnePlus 6T comes with a notched display, but the notch itself is one of the smallest in the industry. It only houses the front-facing camera, while the earpiece slit rests above it. For those who like numbers: the OnePlus 6T has a 6.41-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2340 by 1080 pixels (402ppi). This is the largest screen on a OnePlus phone so far, but the resolution hasn't been changed. In other words, display sharpness won't be industry leading, but sticking to 1080p resolution instead of jumping to 1440p should help with overall performance.
In-display fingerprint scanner
Before we dive into under-the-hood hardware specifics, we must highlight the OnePlus 6T's outstanding feature – its in-display fingerprint reader. That's right: the phone has an actual fingerprint reader built seamlessly into the display – and it unlocks the phone in as little as a third of second, OnePlus claims.
The sensor appears to be of the optical variety, meaning that light from the display illuminates your finger as it is being read. This is the same technology utilized in the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. However, the OnePlus 6T will be the first phone launched in the US with this feature on board. The reader can be used for Android Pay transactions, in case you're wondering.
If you're not a fan of the reader for some reason, the OnePlus 6T also has the same Face Unlock feature found on the 6 and 5T before it.
Processor and memory
Hardly a surprise, the OnePlus 6T comes with the best Snapdragon chip available right now: the Snapdragon 845. This is the same chip powering many of this year's Android flagship devices, including the Galaxy S9, LG G7, and Sony Xperia XZ3.
The OnePlus 6T will be available in three memory configurations: a base model packing 6GB of RAM and a generous 128GB of storage, a mid-tier model with 8GB+128GB of memory, and a premium variant boasting 8GB+256GB for all your needs. Memory expansion is not available.
Software: Android Pie meets OxygenOS
OnePlus phones are known for their speed, and that speed comes not only from the raw power of their hardware. OxygenOS – the company's custom user interface – is made to be as smooth as possible, all while providing a clean, bloat-free experience. Kudos to OnePlus for launching the 6T with Android 9.0 Pie out of the box!
Navigating the OnePlus 6T interface is done via gestures, and these we've already had the chance to test on the OnePlus 6. All in all, they do take some getting used to, but they do free up valuable screen space. Those who like old-school on-screen button better are free to use those instead.
Camera: lit portraits, stellar night shots
Shot on OnePlus 6T
The biggest camera upgrade in the OnePlus 6T comes in the form of a feature called Nightscape. Long story short, it is an advanced HDR night mode that uses visual information from several frames to enhance detail while reducing noise and motion blur. Nightscape photos take 2 seconds to capture, according to OnePlus – longer than a regular shot, but the results should be worth it. Nightscape mode will come to the OnePlus 6 in a week's time.
Portrait mode images on the OnePlus 6T can be enhanced with the newly introduced studio lighting feature. This appears to work in a fashion similar to what we have on the iPhone – when a face is detected in the frame, you're given the freedom to accentuate certain features by controlling the luminosity of that area.
As far as specs go, the OnePlus 6T has a camera similar to that of the OnePlus 6, combining a 16MP f1.7 main camera with a 20MP secondary one. It has both OIS and EIS to stabilize shots and can take slow-motion videos at 480fps.
Battery and charging
OnePlus phones are known for their rapid charging capabilities, and the OnePlus 6T is no exception. The only difference here is that the tech is simply called Fast Charge now instead of Dash Charge in previous OnePlus phones. Technically, it uses the same fast-charging approach of pumping 5 volts at up to 4 amps from the stock charger.
The battery, however, is now bigger. In fact, the OnePlus 6T packs the biggest battery a OnePlus phone has ever had, holding 3700mAh worth of charge. This is expected to result in a 23% increase in battery life. Wireless charging is still not available, but given the price of the phone, we think we can do without it.
OnePlus 6T price, release date, carrier availability
Thankfully, good guy OnePlus is sticking to its roots. The OnePlus 6T, with all its high-end specs and features, will come at a very aggressive price starting at...
- $549 for the 6GB+128GB model
- $579 for the 8GB+128GB model
- $629 for the 8GB+256GB model.
But as we mentioned above, the OnePlus 6T will launch on T-Mobile as well. The 8GB+128GB model is set to land in the carrier's stores on November 1... with one exception. The un-carrier will have the phone in stock today at its Times Square store in New York.
Furthermore, T-Mobile customers will be able to trade in an eligible phone for $300 off – the list includes 33 smartphones such as the iPhone 6and iPhone 6 Plus, the Nexus 6 and first-gen Pixels, the Galaxy S6 series, and every OnePlus model ever launched. Taking advantage of this offer will bring the price of the 6T down to $11.67 per month for 24 months with $0 down. Or you can simply grab the phone for $24.17 a month without trading in an old handset.
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Do one plus phones usually have good trade in value after the fact? this phone is looking sexy but I really waiting on s10+.
lobotomybeats
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Something is bugging me about the 6T. I can't put my finger on it. Like the radius of the screen and the radius of the phone don't line up right. It makes the screen look like it's almost arched. I have a Pixel 3 XL, so obviously I have no room to talk about aesthetics. Just something seems off.
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Just got an S7 after having the S4 for four years strong. I'm not really into cell phones like people who have to get the new one every year, but the S7 camera is light years better than the S4.
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That 6T is a great value, but I'd still get a S9 over it for a few more dollars
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I don't think it will be that high considering it's already lower-valued. But, that may change if it becomes more mainstream in the US.
For me personally, the only thing that holds me back from getting the OP6T is if it's similar to the previous models, than the USB-C port can't provide video out(via USB-C to HDMI). My S8+ is still going strong though so I think I'll wait on the S10 barring any unforeseen accidents.
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Sold on the 6T.
sonoftony
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i like that new one plus... since they made it almost completely bezelless why couldnt they get rid of the chin on the bottom
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That price on the 6T is outrageously good. I don’t think it can work on Verizon though.
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Shoutout to Team Android. Who cooked on that Serena OW Blazer last week?
For years they slandered us. Good to see the Apple stans cry for a little
For years they slandered us. Good to see the Apple stans cry for a little
big j 33
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I sold my 3T when I bought my 6, for around $260 when I paid $430 or so for it. So that's a phone that's 3 models old that I was able to sell for that amount. Some were selling for 10-20 more but I just wanted to get rid of it ASAP.
big j 33
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The 6T looks good. I'm curious to see the continued reviews about the in display fingerprint sensor. I'm not crazy about the rear fingerprint sensor on my 6, but with face unlock it helps.
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It's challenging to "get rid" of a bottom bezel. You have to fold the Oled screen in back of the bottom display to hide the display controller. This is why you've only seen a handful of companies accomplish this, they either got a head start of researching the most cost-efficient way to do this or have to rescources to accomplish this with "less of a challenge".
