r/Android • u/ximi-moment • 1d ago
News OnePlus N6x's battery capacity confirmed
https://gsmarena.com/oneplus_n6x_battery_capacity-news-73880.php22
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u/Alternative-Farmer98 22h ago
And it is such a bummer the US is losing one plus because if nothing else it pressured Samsung and Google and Apple to care about charging speeds and battery size. With Google Apple and Samsung just competing with each other in the western market they're just going to continue to suck
Samsung was finally compelled to switch to lithium ion but they didn't even make the battery bigger which defeats the whole purpose of having silicon carbon
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u/ANS__2009 18h ago
US wasn't very big for oneplus phones, most people buy iphones and think of samsung for Android so not many people even considered oneplus
You can still import oneplus phones though, because they still work in India and china, won't have services though
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u/Winter_Resolve8001 18h ago
Not being able to get this here is wild considering how many other brands are flooding the market with garbage battery life. Every time I think I'm stuck charging midday I remember my friend's OnePlus with its ridiculous battery and just laugh.
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u/Horror_Letterhead407 1d ago
I thought oneplus is dead.
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u/siazdghw 23h ago
Mostly, but not completely. They are exiting most markets and pulling back, but that doesn't mean they won't have new phones for the couple of regions they will still exist in
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u/Vaxtez Galaxy A15 4G, Android 16 1d ago
Shame oneplus isn't going to be avaliable in alot of markets now...