I think I like the OnePlus 13R better..

[@ОстапБендер-б9д]

Every time I hear a British accent like this, I pause the video, order the maid to bring me a cup of tea with milk, put on my monocle, say "I'm listening very carefully, sir" and press the space bar on my keyboard.

[@selfissimo]

Only if you actually have a maid.. 😂

[@onsencriss4172]

😂😂 fr. Sadly this accent is getting away. Real Brits are getting replaced at a fast pace.

[@mooseratt]

Wtf is black tea with milk

[@JayE-e2q]

Our British accents are so different in different parts & our accents are so much more better to listen to than American ones 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Nookiezilla]

​@@mooserattblack Tea mixed with milk? Lol

[@puneetyadav3344]

Here in India it's for 498 dollars with card offers it goes down to 464 dollars, not only that they are providing 180 days replacement as well as lifetime display replacement warranty in case of green line issue. I think it's Steal deal for us in India and is overpriced for US and other markets ..... Forgot to mention it also comes with a 80 watt charger and a case in the box

[@eirlys]

That's crazy, here it's selling for 800 usd.

[@KkfightStarBaal]

Ring

[@ramr7051]

Here where​@@eirlys

[@BuzzFiesta-so6mk]

Also, it comes with an 80w charger out of the box.

[@puneetyadav3344]

Man that's almost twice​@@eirlys

[@ayushmalpeddi2793]

Its important to note they increased the base storage to 256gb now. On the 12R it was a $100 upgrade. Also the base RAM is 12GB now instead of 8GB, although thats less than the 16gb found when you spent the extra $100 on the 12R. When you look at it from that sense it doesnt seem so bad because you have better camera, an IP rating, etc.

[@zerostat]

I have the 12R and love everything about it except the curved display. I ordered the 13R because of the flat display, I expect to be happy with it since most of us don't need all the bells and whistles of a top tear smartphone. There is great value if you go for the OnePlus trade-in program as well. At the end of the day they ar just phones with some additional utilities.

[@fallback8314]

i only upgraded to the 13 from the 12 because i wanted a LESS curved screen but i WISH the 13 had that 13r build quality that totally flat and square look is what i want and prefer

[@ryenis]

Same, the flat screen for me is worth the extra 100$

[@DariusMoore-co5hl]

If they're just phones used for the basics to you then why not just get a $300 mid ranger. Buyers remorse comments are silly.

[@JeffMudrick]

Not a $599 phone, One Plus knocked off $50 for preorder, another $100+ for ANY phone trade-in, AND threw in a free ($229;list) 2R watch. That's less than a Pixel 8A by a lot.

[@MadMaxJuggernaut]

But it is a $599.99 phone that's MSRP, they are running discounts but after that it's MSRP

[@JeffMudrick]

@MadMaxJuggernaut MSRP discount appeared quickly with the 12R (which I bought) I expect the same with the 13R.

[@jereke2]

It is sad trade-ins in Europe get shitted on. It feels like trading in your phone in the US basically gives you a free new phone.

[@ramr7051]

Why does this happen? Murixans have it so good...

[@artdogg50]

It really doesn't though. Well not from Oneplus anyway. Most trade in are like $300 at the most. And that's for like a Oneplus 11 or 10 Pro. Phones the 13r doesn't have much on, if at all.😢

[@Vss077]

i doubt trade-in is worth in any country some give u a slight better deal but thats it for most parts. iirc samsung had the best trade-in offers but even then not a free phone, not even close.

[@justrvnn]

True, but that's if you're trading in to buy a pixel, Galaxy, or iPhone. Every other brand doesn't give you a valuable return

[@jereke2]

@justrvnn I compared trade-ins between the OnePlus America and Europe sites. The deals in the US are way better. They don't give that much for older models in Europe.

[@Hvrvldi]

13R and flat sides back and screen is definetly better than 13. They should move to that design with 14 hopefully like everybody else.

[@newandroidfan]

Video production quality and content is absolute top notch! Good job

[@surabtw2233]

Something you forgot to mention is that , the oneplus 13r uses a singel cell 6000 mah battery , which takes closer to an hour for a full charge

[@cristianJoker2512]

yes, because it's silicon carbon, also doesn't heat up like normal battery

[@gangar99]

Its a lithium battery but with Silicon carbon anodes​@@cristianJoker2512

[@dizk8488]

@@cristianJoker2512 It's not because it's silicon carbon, the 13 has a dual cell silicon carbon battery that charges twice as fast. It's where they cut corners plain and simple.

[@leito1996]

That ultrawide is a dealbreaker... All manufacturers do it ffs, some even on flagships, yet ultrawide is much more useful than telephoto :(

[@TomUK7]

Totally agree. 10mp? For that price is outrageous. I use ultra wide nearly everyday for work so I wouldn't even consider this phone.

[@mattlamb15]

This is subjective. YOU prefer the ultra wide, I used to prefer it but don't now.

[@leito1996]

@@mattlamb15 yes of course you are right. Some people like me love it others not so much. That's why if they put in additional cameras they all should be roughly in the same league, balanced and usable

[@sammyocean8896]

The odd thing is their slogan “never settle” seems contradictory. You would think they would just have one phone because of that. Having a phone that is more superior than the other would mean that you would be settling for less if you got the 13R.

[@jereke2]

You would even settle for less comparing it with the OnePlus 12

[@JamesBond007Nejc]

Why would they only make one phone when people buy phones at different price ranges?

[@sammyocean8896]

@ you’re not getting my point about the “never settle” slogan

[@wizardOfRobots]

They were like "can't afford $800? Fine you can settle a bit"

[@podcastlvr5689]

From Nothing 2 to 1+ 13, love my new phone. The chipset is a "beast", better display, and even a better camera.

[@balexander1658]

OnePlus will basically maintain it's position in the market with the 13. Their cameras just aren't enough to elevate them.

[@Fister_of_Muppets]

In the U.S., the 13R is $599, but keep in mind that's also 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage. If you wanted a 12R with 256 GB you would have had to pay $599 as well. I pre-ordered two 13R's, one for me and one for my partner. I opted for the free earbuds, she wanted the free watch with hers. Since it was a pre-order, there was a $50 discount off each phone that was a stackable coupon with another $50 coupon that I had. So, $524 per phone. Then a $148 trade-in on each phone, so $376 per phone plus the free accessories. Considering that the 13R bests the performance of most phones on the market (except the 13, or the new iPhone), I don't think $376/ea in my case is bad at all. I can live with the fact that it may not have the best-in-class cameras, but then again it's not a total flagship in that regard.

[@puddud4]

The 13R is for me. I want the new flagship experience without the excess of a modern flagship. I've gotten many of OnePlus's non pro phones. My ideal phone is fhd, one really good camera, epic battery life, modern features and modern looks. The 12R perfectly met my values but I wanted a flat screen so I held off. Now, with the 13R I'm a bit disappointed. 13R has 2 mid-range cameras rather than the one good hand me down sensor like we saw in the 12R. It's also the first OnePlus phone in the last 5 years to a have a single cell battery rather than a dual cell 🤬. I'm particularly disappointed because the phone I want exists. That phone is the OnePlus Ace 5 but it's only available in China. I have a feeling the 12R ate up too many 12 sales so they handicapped the 13R on purpose. If we got the Ace 5 then no one would've bought the 13

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

I did upgrade into the 13 but, had I ordered the 13R I wouldn't feel slighted.

[@GraviticVortex]

The situation in Europe seeems quite a bit different. In Europe OnePus 12 costs now les than 13R and is a better phone, despite smaller battery. Also in Europe Pixel 8a costs almost half as much as OP13R, so the price difference is much bigger than the 100$ difference in the US.

[@selfissimo]

Pixel 8a is much inferior to OP , come on

[@JamesBond007Nejc]

Would rather spend more money than to ever own curved screen phone

[@Vss077]

isnt it normal for every phone brand? the 1 year older flagship is usually always cheaper than the new "cut-down" version

[@zacharylevy7964]

also im pretty sure that in reality the oneplus 12 lasts longer than the oneplus 13r, despite the bigger battery physically.

[@ij6708]

The base 13R is $CAD 180 more compared to last year's base 12R in Canada. On a "budget phone" that's a huge price hike

[@gaganplaysgames564]

That's the problem, the one plus 13 is close to 1200 which almost brings you close to samsung and apple range. Most carriers don't even give volte calling for oneplus . The 13r is not cheap phone by any mean. Better to wait and get something s24 or s25 on 200-300 dollars discount. Even they cost you 100 dollars more but they will have a long software support.

[@justjuniorjaw]

I might try for the 14R if they're moving on to ultrasonic sensor + move to IP68, with the obvious performance + camera improvements.

[@ladyinwight]

i got it for $420 usd with a bunch of the discounts and coupons they've offered and i think for that price this thing is definitely killer. upgrading from a pixel 5, still missed my old oneplus 5t and i really didn't want curved screens so the 13r is definitely the best thing I could've gotten got the free oneplus watch2r with it too lol

[@JamesBond007Nejc]

Pretty good considering 5T was 500 $

[@MultiKokosz]

What about the speakers sound quality?? Is it good enough? There is some bass?? Because speakers sound quality is very important to me.

[@foxxrider250r]

What sorts of things did you do to get it at that price?

[@maraanblanc]

1:31 watching a phone on a phone on a phone on a phone 😂

[@tecnologiadoboss]

Me too the R looks so much better and more expensive.

[@kaamos45]

Is it possible to compare it to the OP Ace 5? Seems like camera options and battery are the only differences, besides the price, China stores (worldwide shipping) have the base model as cheap as $399 so I'm curios if the camera downgrade will justified the price reduction 🤔🤔

[@nicknorthcutt7680]

Wait, so it's illegal now for EU manufacturers to put the chargers in the box?

[@JenneeJeon]

You called it weeks ago and XAI701B is already taking off. So glad I made it to this presale

[@rohanb2711]

That's ok but the 13 is a MUCH better phone than the 13r, the gap is wider this time between the 2 versions than it was last year. It's a great mid range phone but out of the 2 phones the price difference is justified for the 13 over the 13r

[@JiieVokes]

Super hyped about XAI701B. Think it hits 50x very soon. Good analysis on this hidden gem🚀

[@hal752]

Unsure why you state everything in usd

[@McCool117]

It makes it easier to convert the value. Most people know how to roughly convert the figure to their own currency in their head. It's just a standardised method for an international audience.

[@hacker_anonymous8491]

because he feels like it? unsure why you want him to state everything in another currency

[@CristineNeissentr]

Seen your video and bought XAI701B yesterday... it's up %18.5 today. Talk about timing.... Thanks!

[@uliparedes4877]

I ditched the 8a for slow hardware and super slow charging

[@StewartWebsr]

Did you see the Las Vegas bubble light up the XAI701B token? I was there it was so cool.

[@YettaOlandagf]

Where is he buying all this XAI701B? Binance i know is listing it but that's months to come. Is it the presale website i'm assuming?

[@EmeryPeod]

Love that you are in XAI701B. Any plans to diverisfy your portfolio with other alts or just that?

[@vladimirdelima2519]

great video! thank you! did you try to install google camera app on the Oneplus? it could be interesting...

[@call_me_akayz]

I wish OnePlus could open up shop in Nigeria or Africa in general. Having these phones in the market but no way to take advantage of their offers and their warranty makes it difficult to get. 😢

[@MRBarton369]

I appreciate other channels and their way of reviewing, but this is the style for me. Tell about real world shit in 10-15 minutes. Not some rambling exposee where you compare, but not really compare. Or those "deep" comparisons that have no real world applicable experiences. Like anything it's about preference and changes. Great video fella, i loved your appreciation for the 12.

[@regab364936]

The problem with OnePlus phones in America, they don't have 5G ultra capacity frequencies bands

[@selfissimo]

As if you have 5G networks in America… 😂

[@regab364936]

@selfissimo 5GUC (Ultra Capacity 5G) Band n41 (2.5 GHz) Band n258 (24 GHz) Band n260 (39 GHz) Band n261 (28 GHz)

[@regab364936]

@selfissimo I don't know if you have but I have more than 1GB on my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ulta.

[@artdogg50]

I think Oneplus stopped putting those bands on their phones after their relationship with Verizon ended. Now you can only get those ultra wave bands on Samsung, Iphones, and Google Pixels. Not sure about Motorola.

[@regab364936]

@artdogg50 Yes, it's sad because OnePlus phones are amazing.

[@KryptonicHD]

I like the flatness of the 13R and the fact that the battery will last longer. I already thought the 12r was perfect, I just disliked how hard it was to find a good case and screen protector since the screen was curved. For a brand new phone with a watch after trades in 250$ isn't a bad price! I really wanted the watch more than the phone 🤳

[@arsicpedja]

I can buy Pixel 8 for 450e so 13R needs to be below that to be considered :) Just for the camera quality and software support.

[@artdogg50]

Well at $600 it would be a tough sell for me. It's a little too expensive for what I'd generally pay for a midrange phone. It's more of a premium midrange phone though. A great phone no doubt in the end.

[@ccroy2001]

I have the 12R 256/16gb version. It's a great phone except for the macro, which is now gone on the 13R. With the bigger battery, I think if I needed a phone today I'd go with a 13R over the 12.

[@artdogg50]

Interesting because I don't think I could pick the 13r over the 12. I think the 13r is more on the level of my Oneplus 11. Maybe slightly better other than the display.

[@RobinGillly]

Where can i buy XAI701B??

[@Zsweeze]

Its its 800 USD in Sweden. You can get a deal on s24 ultra or iPhone 16 PRO Max for 1260. Its 460 more. Its not worth buying the mid range phones form chinese companies in EU. They are so much more expensive here.

[@tobyvillalobos9860]

Does it have esim support?

[@akarshmittal9601]

Remind me again why are we comparing tsmc 8 gen 3 vs dumpster heater samsung tensor g3.

[@boydjohnson7393]

I love oneplus r model phones, but have always wanted a flat screen as you can't protect a curved screen properly. The oneplus 13r looks like the perfect phone for me to buy but I am going to wait for the price to come down a bit as £600 seems a bit expensive, everything else about the phone looks perfect 😍😍😍

[@gregjones2472]

I hate flat sides, so tired of it at this point

[@ArriProsefd]

Michael Saylor said Nvidia will be mergining with Elon Musk to back XAI701B thoughts on this?

[@mikejames6588]

Im kind of disappointed. They really shipped this device with usb 2.0 . I think the r3dmagic 10 pro really took it

[@chandleredwards]

OnePlus Ace 5 Pro is a $550 version of the 13.

[@oscarcastro9316]

Id order it, looks amazing

[@muyoso]

I bought mine for $442 shipped to my door and it game with a free OnePlus Watch 2R. That is a stupid deal. Especially when 2 year old "R" phones were still getting $325 trade in deals.

[@vapotrini]

Where did you buy yours from?

[@SherneRowan]

XAI701B is massively undervalued rn...

[@Ningboren]

I love the look of this 13R.

[@mohamedwasfy9377]

Do you think oneplus 13 is the best right now or we have to wait oppo find x8 ultra ?

[@Diederik.Alexander]

Both of them are not value for money buy the Oppo Find X8 or the Oneplus 13R

[@lukecousin]

Find x8 pro is already better than OP13 so Ultra will blow it out of the water.

[@ElizabethFolivi]

Incorrect 😂😂😂​@@lukecousin

[@bitterbuffalo8997]

Pixel 8A gets my vote due to less Google tracking and privacy features on Graphene OS

[@Diederik.Alexander]

Since 2021 OnePlus phones have an R version every year and they are the most value for money flagship smartphones from OnePlus then it is the Nord series that is the most value for money

[@stevencorbo1220]

The fact that you like the the flat sides supports the premise that you may be an iPhone guy

[@LolaMcNaugahton]

You know XAI701B is gonna go parabolic bro 🚀

[@jesusa.baldemar7103]

I really wish the bezels were symmetrical, then I'd buy it, guess I'll just wait till the s25 or the iphone 17 come out to upgrade my S23, maybe even until the s26

[@mapuia4477]

The fingerprint placement look so budgety

[@DaBigBlud]

Just got the 13r waiting for the nothing phone 3 to release

[@TheElementSwing]

Hopefully, Oneplus 14 gets flat panels/sides and real vibrant or dark colors like shades of red or iris.

[@michaelball93]

Please no, every phone has flat sides these days and I hate this trend. It's not ergonomic.

[@ansarirashid1360]

Good luck for getting a tempered glass for curve screen

[@DariusMoore-co5hl]

​@@ansarirashid1360just get a damn mid ranger if you're going to cover and expensive flagship with a case and tempered glass.

[@TheElementSwing]

​@@michaelball93 Pixel and samsung feel more ergonomic this year with the flat sides though.

[@piterplichta677]

It's very easy to get and apply quality, cheap curved glass for op12. 5-10 usd, full coverage of the screen, great traction and oleophobic coating, just takes a few minutes longer to apply because it has to be uv-glued ​@@ansarirashid1360

[@djz8033]

demolishes the tensor on paper only, i have both(12)

[@IsaiahGlant]

Everyone what's your take on XAI701B? Will it go up to $1.50 by June like experts are prediciting.

[@Philip__LXXMCCCXC]

I used one+ years before I tried iPhone or Samsung. Oxygen os is really good

[@jasonfraser2426]

$850 here in Canada

[@rudydeclarisse]

I own the OP12 and the camera disappointed me, so I don't think OnePlus will be my next phone, but if you guys are thinking about getting the OP13 remember it comes with no charger this time and the camera features are still subpar

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

Actually, it comes without a charger in some regions. I live in the United States and mine came with the charger.

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

Why do you think that the cameras are subpar? You don't even own the phone. Lol. Moreover, I found the cameras on the 12 to be excellent.

[@majtechtings]

In America here. Mine comes Wednesday and comes with the charger. Sucks the EU is doing you guys dirty like that.

[@rudydeclarisse]

@@dr.fitprofessor1970 I am talking about my experience with the OP12 camera and from what I have seen from reviewers the OP13 is still not the best.

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

@rudydeclarisse I know exactly what you're talking about. In fact, I own a OnePlus 12 and I find the cameras to be excellent. Obviously, you don't own the OnePlus 13 but, you feel the need to trash it. Personally, I don't care about the opinions of a bunch of paid off tech reviewers. I've been using the 13 for a few days now and the cameras are awesome.

[@DaryaFigurad]

XAI701B going parabolic this cycle 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@Webzterr]

From a looks standpoint, I prefer the 13R hands down

[@AlbtineClues]

Nvidia just announced the bought $1B worth of XAI701B. Will that raise the price?

[@Rizwaan122]

The sooner ppl stop giving a crap about length of software updates , the better. When was the last time you got a software update that blew you away?

[@ramr7051]

Bullshit. I got a phone with only three years of updates in 2019. Today the hardware is still decent, yet has no recent software features. No security patches either...

[@Rizwaan122]

@ramr7051 I've had all the updates, let me tell you you're really not missing out on much. Security patches will only be a problem if u ain't had any for 3+ years

[@selfissimo]

Pixels take hours to install monthly updates despite the size, that’s actually why I switched from pixel to oneplus, never regretted

[@BruceLeeRoy26]

Oh boy, companies love you huh? You realize that support costs companies millions of dollars per OS update? You’re spending hundreds of dollars for their product, why would you not want them to support it? That’s like saying you buy a new car with 2 year warranty while everyone else is rocking 6 year warranty. There’s no such thing as a perfect OS, they’re all gonna have their flaws, what may be fine with you might bug other people who want it fixed. Idk about you but I’m not in the business of saving companies millions of dollars for the CEOs and CFOs to buy their second summer home. The more people actually understand what updates consists of, we can start holding these companies to a higher standard.

[@GamingQuest4510]

do you actually think pixel with its trash hardware last all of its update?

[@arondyte318]

Bold of you to assume that Google will actually keep their promise of 7 years of updates. They are allergic to commitment after all 😂

[@ramr7051]

​@@arondyte318 we've had pixel for like 10 years now.

[@maksdroider]

@@arondyte318 Pixel and Pixel XL had 3 years of Android updates even though Google promised only 2 years of support. Similar case with Pixel 6 series, 7 series, and Fold, which initially had 3 years of OS support and now have 5 years of OS support (Pixel 6 series already has Android 16 DP2, but initially Android 15 was planned to be the final OS update).

[@BruceLeeRoy26]

@@ramr7051how many years of updates did they actually provide to their phones? Don’t trust companies until they actually do what they say they’re gonna do.

[@Vss077]

@@BruceLeeRoy26 tbh they prob gonna do it, google or overall those companies will continue to support if there is a userbase, all those projects they trashed were because nobody used it. (speaking millions of users & not 1-5 schools that used it for free, but i also can see ppl be surprised when snapseed gets discontinued, nobody know its existence or care - they only care if they announce it to trash it - classic) - not to mention they promised, that means there would be a big lawsuit if they dont offer it - exception would be go out of business which if google goes out, its over. Also its not that hard, they just dont give any new fancy features to the older phones. Android system updates arent anything major anymore, more like small changes with the UI and quick access but Android OS overall is "finished". doesnt need new kernel versions to work & still can be updated further if needed & there are no new protocols in sight that would change the whole android world etc. the only thing would be if there is a new filesystem that can work 5-15x times faster, codecs that got into the mainstream but currently there is nothing coming in the next 5-10 years. Another reason is that its also easier to get the android version to their Tensor Chips.

[@daniel8763]

Still keeping my pixel 5 :)

[@NanciOrgan]

XAI701B is the sleeping giant of this cycle forsure.

[@KirstinAberkirddo]

Why are all the whales talking about XAI701B. Is there really a 200% bonus for the presale?

[@BeeteeTan]

Compare it to the 2a plus...

[@FawnGranthamds]

Elon's XAI701B coin is going bananassss 🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@CorazónAtómicoDelaVíaLáctea]

their design is absolutely horrible with those flat sides

[@BeyondWrittenWords]

There is no confusion at all. Oneplus devices are great, depending how much you wanna invest, you get a very good bang for your buck.

[@ShellymanStudios]

I love the flat sides on the OnePlus 13R. OnePlus cooked this year.

[@mojoudzendeh1531]

I realy loved the design of 12 series but this year is ugly in my opinion. This year is realy having so many ugly phones and from the leaks I saw for samsung, I don't think it's getting better 😂

[@Myemnhk]

I do too. Hence why i got it.

[@TetrisPimp]

The 13R Looks better than the 13.

[@frenchLeon]

770€ in Europe. Or 780$. A total joke.

[@IamJay02]

Single cell battery and takes almost an hour to charge bruh

[@Pekelder]

Easy: OnePlus 12 for me!

[@KevinBlackborn]

In XAI701B we trust🎉❤🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀💫💫💫

[@mahdirezaei5708]

No point in buying 13r get 12

[@jedimastu]

Some people really didn't like the shape of the OnePlus 12 (I'm not one of them but just saying) this design is more "modern" I guess

[@ramr7051]

​@@jedimastuthat difference aside, literally everything in the 12 is better

[@jitd9716]

3:50 comparing Snapdragon with Exynos...smh! 😂😂😂

[@AubonOlivetta]

What the heck is XAI701B i keep hearing about. First on the radio and now Elon Musk on X. Is it legit?

[@SIW808]

That hideous camera bump is what keeps me away from OnePlus

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

Personally, I love the camera bump. It looks futuristic and differentiates their brand from everyone else.

[@michaelball93]

At least it stands out in a world where phones are looking more samey than ever.

[@tanweeralam1650]

Why don't companies eliminate the Camera Bump?? Why can't we have flat back completely? Pixel and iPhones have even more big bumps. Tech have advanced a lot. Can we see phones with No camera bump? If you meet any company CEO or CTO...tell them to make phones with No camera bumps.

[@emperorsniper2806]

Flat back mean a slight compromise with camera quality

[@ij6708]

You clearly don't understand how cameras work. Only tiny sensors would fit within nowadays slim phone frames. The resolution and amount of light able to be captured would greatly degrade output and the space taken up would mean you'd lose out on other things

[@tanweeralam1650]

@@ij6708 I got it. Then some tech advancement is required in that area so that we can achieve flat back without compromising on Camera quality.

[@Sahipkıran1]

That would be good if you're prioritizing ergonomics and outlook of the design.

[@JamesBond007Nejc]

Pixel 1 had no camera bump. I still have it in my archive. Not only that it was made of metal instead of shitty glass.

[@Sandeepan]

A semi-flagship phone without wireless charging and lack of USB 3 is unacceptable

[@NegyedMisi]

At least it has a 120Hz screen refresh rate, if you know what I mean ;)

[@DiesOnAToilet]

It's frustrating because I suspect they are probably saving a couple of dollars per unit putting a USB 2.0 controller on the daughterboard instead of a USB 3.2 one. And the worst thing is, for some reason these USB 2.0 phones' data transfer speeds seem to fall well short of the 30 MB/ real world, best case scenario you'd hope for with USB 2.0. My personal guess is that for a lot of manufacturers, it's a way to differentiate their mid tier models from the flagship one's, more than it is a cost saving measure. For someone who regularly moves a few gigabytes off and onto their phone it creates a lot of pain.

[@redrory]

Buy the 13 then 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@winter_light]

Yeah, two most crucial features that you use everyday 🤡

[@samuelhere41]

Maybe it's just me, but I just don't care about it not having wireless charge, it already charges quickly enough.

[@donniethesportsguy893]

Peasants Unite 😂

[@NegyedMisi]

I have the same opinion.

[@SkellDavleywd]

Yeah you are right. Elon Musk releasing a new crypto is what the crypt community needed. XAI701B will be like the new XRP.

[@enriquejuan8914]

I need Zach back 😢

[@phonevidz]

The pixel is trash compared to both OnePlus phones.

[@selfissimo]

Can’t agree more

[@lubbs7585]

just get the oneplus 12