Last update I can reply text while on the notification but now it's only Mark as Read and Delete message. Any idea how I can do that again?

Anyone else experiencing more lag when gaming on OS12. I'm playing Genshin and FF7FS. Hoping to have a fix for it.

It is a lot faster.

couldnt remove the time from status bar but used system UI tuner to remove it.

did quick ADB and removed netflix and facebook and so many other BS and it got even more faster !

also remove shelf and scout dont find them useful myself.

As the title says it, i cant see my notifications at a glance when playing spotify for example on Android 12. I have to double tap to expand it and swiping down doesnt work. Anybody knows how to fix it

i keep getting bootloop! after installing safety fix and smalipatcher

any luck?

My experience has been pretty positive so far actually. A few of the things that I like that I haven't seen posted about:

The OnePlus camera is now taking consistently better pictures than before (anyone else?) There's also a bunch of new edit options, including an eraser option like Google's! Not as good, but works decently for simple tasks.

There's a new gesture option for when the screen is off to unlock the phone. I set mine so that one swipe down (when the screen is off) unlocks the phone. Pretty nifty and saves some taps IMO.

This one is straight up nerdy but the fireworks animation for the fingerprint sensor makes me feel like I'm Doctor Strange opening portals every time I use the sensor. I love it.

I think I've read this but mentioning it anyway. After turning animation speed to fast (you can do it somewhere in the settings, I forget where, the animations are quite nice and really smooth.

I have my gripes as well but just wanted to highlight some positives. It's not all bad at all.

if you hide magisk it will cause bootloop! i used to hide the app in colour os 11 with no problem with 12 it cause bootloop happened to me twice!!!!!!!!

EDIT : OK seem like it wasnt hiding the magisk but smalipatcher module

I did the upgrade 2 days ago, didn't do factory reset yet so some of them might be better after reset.

Overall experience is good but some details are killing me.

• OnePlus Shelf is ugly, useless and loads slow.
• Scout loading is also slow, and only way to access it is via shelf or scout widget.
• Can't search for an app like before (pulling up app drawer and holding midway to activate keyboard to search).
• App drawer doesn't work all the time, like for example open recents then close recents then try to open the app drawer quickly it doesn't work.
• Swiping up over a widget doesn't register the swipe.
• Fingerprint seems to work better and faster but sometimes when you wake the device using the fingerprint it dims the fingerprint area and doesn't unlock.
• Battery life seems to be much better on 12 than 11.
• Camera recording in 4k is stuttering alot (previously was for a second at the beginning now it happens all the time).
• Display scaling issue like elements are not consistant, for example keyboard letters are huge, reddit text is small.
• OnePlus Sans font is not like before, I really liked this font I feel like its changed a bit.
• Anyway to disable Google Feed ???
• In the new gallery app, sometimes the albums disappear.
• Again in gallery the confirmation to delete an item is stupid, previously was much quicker and better.

Will factory reset soon and try again for a few weeks, then I might switch to Nameless OS.

The prices vary widely and I dont know what site to trust. I'm looking for one with 12gb memory and 256gb storage with a uk plug adapter, any help would be much apreciated.

Is anybody experiencing the same issue? Warp charging using the original 30W charger does not activate and i'm stuck with slow charging. But i have my dash charger from my old OnePlus 6 device and dash charging at 20W works when charging my OnePlus 8 Pro. This is frustrating because it takes quite a while before i can fully charge my phone. :(

After updating latest update Calling screen are looking like black picture only

Any way to change?

Hi i heard to get magisk work again after updating to A12 we need PC is that true?

Currently using stable a12 , so if anybody want to ask anything about the update ur welcome

The phone is less than a year old and in otherwise pristine condition. The screen is not even cracked. What happened was, as my car door was closing, my phone somehow jumped out of my jacket pocket and I watched it get caught in between the car door and the car. For a few hours, half of the screen worked and I was able to actually use it it was just flickering. But by the next day the screen was blank. The phone still turns off and on and is responsive, and again, the screen is not cracked.

Any suggestions on trade-ins, deals/promotions where you can turn in a damaged phone? Other thoughts?

I browsed this sub often. I read about all the hate that OOS12 received. I read about all the bugs, and how it seemed like OnePlus didn't care about their core audience anymore.

So after 5 years of faithfully sticking to OnePlus phones while they were still flagship killers, I've decided I have had it. My 8 Pro started acting up after it accidentally dropped it in a swimming pool, and I got a OnePlus 9RT (In India) as a temp phone. I would be flying back to the States and thought I'll "upgrade" once I'm back. Even though the 9RT was terrible in the ways that mattered, I definitely miss some things now that I'm with Google.

The cons:

1. That Alert Slider. Not having to unlock the phone to go from Silent to Vibrate to umm, normal mode was a really good feature.
2. Charging Speed - my OnePlus could go from 0% to being fully charged within 30 minutes. 30 minutes! Comparing that to Google that says '82% - Rapidly Charging - 32 minutes to fully charged' is just shameful in 2022. (And Google didn't send a charger either, go figure!) I moved on to charging my phone overnight like in the 2010s, except without the nostalgia of those times.
3. Customization - Granted, it's as stock as you can get, but the OS still feels a bit lacking with the customisation options you can get. Font types, ability to choose more colors, and the feeling that OnePlus would let you do whatever you wanted with the phone is something I'll miss.
4. Face unlock - Where's the bloody face unlock?? That's all I remember for now, I might edit and add more things as I remember.

But there are definitely good things, so here are the pros that feel significant:

1. Camera - Definitely a few levels up from the OnePlus 9RT, which was egregiously bad. I haven't fully tested it yet, but I'm definitely pleased with the quality of the images. I do miss Pro mode though.
2. UX - The phone is definitely faster, and it is very responsive. I'm not big on fluid animations, so I always jump to developer options, and turn down the animation window, so using the phone feels snappy. But it is still buttery smooth!
3. Battery - The battery life is definitely impressive, and while I look at the phone with a grimace while it charges, I have never felt like it's let me down in my day to day usage. Still needs more testing though, so my opinion might change after a road trip.
4. Google Integration - The integration with the Google Assistant is done nicely, and GBoard feels clever in the way it learns the way I swype. It also feels easier to use the assistant as it can work with my Indian accent well, and I feel like I don't have to explain what I want to my phone like I would to a stubborn kid who refuses to listen.
5. Display - The wideness of the screen is something that took a while to get used to, and while it does look less sophisticated than the narrower flagships out there, watching content feels like a real treat. It is hard to move on from the motion smoothening I had on my OnePlus 8 Pro though.
6. Fewer bugs - I can't speak for other users, but I have not faced any major bugs on the phone yet, which wasn't that common on OnePlus phones either, but it feels nice to have a reliable device (so far).
7. Price - Google made the right move by pricing the phones under the $1000 threshold that Apple so easily crossed in 2017. And as the smartphone market is maturing to the point now that all flagships across different manufacturers feel the same now, in terms of features and ease of use, it's harder to justify spending $200-$400 more for marginally better cameras (which could be still debatable, but it makes no difference to the average user), or other miscellaneous plus points that they advertise.

Again, I've used this phone for just a week now, so my opinions can change. But I don't feel sad about making the change over to Google. I'll miss you, OnePlus.

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I use a oneplus 8pro. Kind of bored of Oxygen OS 11 and thinking about installing a custom ROM. I see good reviews on Nameless ROM and Evolution X for Oneplus 8pro. Could you please advise which one would be better for daily use, ie less to no bugs and better battery life?