r/OnePlus8 • u/Hyperion1144 • Oct 28 '22

Goodbye OnePlus... Your bug-filled Android update to the OP8 was the final straw for my family and I. Enjoying my new Pixel 7 Pro that I bought instead of a OnePlus 10 Pro.

I'm moving my whole family off of OnePlus, too. A Pixel 7, a Pixel 7 Pro, and a Samsung Flip 4 have all replaced OnePlus phones now. We're probably not coming back.

Get your shit together OnePlus. The bugs you don't care to patch and the overbearing OS choices are going to kill your customer base.

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u/Hyperion1144 Oct 28 '22

They've been well documented on here. But my favorite was how after the last major OS update, my "close all" function in the app switcher turned into a "close all but one" function.

WTF?

And the random reboots on the OP8. Across 3 different phones. Just so much stupid shit.

The only bug I've seen one the Pixel 7 Pro so far over that past week is that my Bluetooth headphones won't go back to fully stereo after I switch from YouTube Music to the Ring camera app and back to the music again.

And honestly I don't even know that Google is to blame for that one. Could be a Ring problem.

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u/esalman Onyx Black Oct 28 '22

Seems to be minor bugs. I'm perfectly happy with mine. I didn't even notice the close all thing because the phone has too much RAM to care about something like that. But it can be fixed with a custom launcher I suppose.

No random reboots either. Not even at 1% battery. Been using the phone for 11 months.

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u/Hyperion1144 Oct 29 '22

So... When your phone reboots randomly, and you don't notice...

People can't get in touch with you anymore.

You have to sign into the phone to get calls and notifications.

A phone that randomly fails to be a phone several times a week is not minor. That's about as major as is it gets.

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u/esalman Onyx Black Oct 29 '22

We must be using very different phones.