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I just got the new I9 and my board had 2 8 pin connectors i have a 1000 watt PSU but it only had 1 8 pin cable, if i buy a second one would i be able to plug it into the spare cpu port on my PSU?

Thanks for walking through the OS settings. I was curious what color OS looks like

Curved display...no...Camera module looks ugly...We want a flat display and S24ultra like camera module from 0P...Curved display is a matter of past. Touch sensitivity issue is there. Fixing a screen protector is a headache. 100 percent...we can't enjoy the multimedia contents in a curved display. Now a days all most all the premium smartphones r flat. Besides the camera module of OP looks ugly compared to the S24ultra.

for 7 years update pixels are really something worth it, also if we look at economy theses days

if i could get it cheapper than s23 in my country, i would go for it. maybe i'll wait a lil more

Going on week 3 with my OnePlus 12 and OP watch 2, very good experience wo far. Not sure if I'll put my sim card back into my S23 Ultra. Time will tell, nice video, new sub!

Does it matter if i get the OP12 with 12GB or 16GB of ram?

It’ll be a toss up between Pixel or OnePlus. Never Samsung. They did me wrong, man. It’s all about music for me. So I’m leaning toward OnePlus. Nice video.

First person to reply to this is the REALEST subscriber!

Samsung AI = software. Same thing is RTX GPU DLSS.

What better s23U vs OP12??

This is the ultras child lol, Google disowned the poor child, Samsung gives you credit when pre-ordering and after launch with perks on device, across brand devices and exclusive access to services. The things you mentioned that are inexplicable the samsung has mastered, there all in line to learn from samsung and this isn't an argument against you, just my insight as we all have these conversations

That's true

It is a great phone. Flagship phone at a midrange phone price. One thing I really like is that with the 8Gen3 chip and 12 GB of RAM, none of the apps I use lag at all. No freezing up. One of my older phones had reached the point where even simple ordinary apps were causing it to lag and freeze up. But not with this OnePlus 12 phone. Any app I throw at it works fine.

finally! a detailed and great review, people should review like this like a normal person instead of just marketing gigs, etc. superb video, keep making more vids like this, we need them.

I wanna ask you about something man can you give me a contact please.

Such a great feeling to having a phone tracked it as it is shipped and then finally unboxing it and getting the phone all up and running. Usually I get a new phone in the Fall towards the holidays and it adds to the holiday feel. I will likely be getting a One Plus 12 with the most discounts I can find. I usually get good deals on phones because I do a bunch of researching before picking a phone. The One Plus 12 is a game changer in the phone world IMO but time will tell. These two phones, the One PLus 12r and 12, have a mixture of performance and price that should make Samsung, Google, and Apple nervous. The One Plus 12 has the same SOC as the Samsung Ultra 24 except Samsung orders their own variant with the clocks running slightly faster... however both phones with averaging perform about equal while hard tasking and they both throttle down about the same. In summary, you are paying about half price for a phone that performs close to the leading flagships. The fanboys are not happy LOL.

How's the over heating in Iphone 15 series?

The two rear exhaust fans are a bit loud, but thats to be expected

Nice. 👍

Are there bugs? Theres quite a few of them reporting on reddit... And the notification

Correction: iPhone 15 series released in late September 2023, not October

How was your battery life , mine was okay but not like how i heard or expected

I agree with your assessment that the software is somwhere in the middle of Pixel stock "boring" UI (which I like) and Samsung's evermore complicated massively customizable OneUI. I'd say OnePlus is closer to Pixel than Samsung. Since when do we need a separate app Goodlock to do customizations in Samsung, just freaking nuts imo... Oxygen OS is not as good as it was in Carl Pei's days @ OnePlus for sure! But it's not bad. Thanks for the thorough review.

Can you send me one please :( 😢

Some case manufacturers start making cases very early before the phone is out. So that’s why sometimes it says “iPhone 6.7” 2023” cuz they might be unsure if the name might change.

I found this review very helpful than most other's. Great review

Amazing content

The „eco friendly” argument makes no sense. Each new model usually provides faster charging, there are different standards of charging among various smartphone brands so in the end if I want to use my device to its full potential I’m still forced to buy a new brick instead of using the old one.

Ever since I got a Garmin smartwatch I've kept my OnePlus 9 Pro in vibrate mode, and even prior to that I rarely used the alert slider. I think its value is overrated

The idea behind Europe's push for devices without chargers in the box was that the life expectancy of a charger surpasses the life expectancy of a phone. Including a charger with every device is a waste and unnecessary cost.

Hey man excellent review! I just wanted to give you an example that the icon pull down gesture might be a bit more useful. Some people have icon near the top of the homepage so it could be harder to reach traditionally without the icon pull down gesture.

Congratulations on getting your first pro model iPhone! I'm contemplating obtaining the smaller pro model soon as I prefer the smaller form factor. It's been a while since I owned an iPhone, not since the 3GS. My suggestion would be to skip the camera lens protection, as it could potentially impact the quality of your photos and videos. Opting for a beefy case would be a better choice. I am sure spiegen has lots of options.

: All tick for me but its the curved screen... That is the ONLY reason to not buy this device. Still 1+3t user 🙌.

Im not sure if you can call these “copied features” if you consider that the iPad Pro from May 2017 had 120Hz and the 12" MacBook from early 2015 had USB-C already, followed by the 2016 MacBook Pro. I know this topic is about iPhones and Android phones but I can’t really get behind to say that Apple “copied” these features from Android even though Apple’s other products had it earlier already. The first android that had 120Hz was the “Razer Phone” released in November 2017. And the first android phone that had USB-C was sometime in 2015. What im basically trying to say is that Apple already knew about these kind of technology years before bringing them to the iPhone but they just didn’t and by the time they did android phones already had them. It’s pretty much unknown why Apple kept using lightning in their iPhones while having USB-C in their iPads and MacBooks and 120Hz in their iPads for years. So, did android phones have these features before the iPhone? Yeah. Did Apple “copy” these features _from_ android phones? No.

So i use both. My sim tends to stay in the iPhone for majority of the time.

I agree with everything. I own both. I have to say. My s22 has overheated since day one. Loses wifi and loses cell signal. Waiting for an update to fix this since 2022. Having said that. Even with its restricted eco system my iphone 13 mini with only 60 hrtz is smoother than my s22 120hertz and its been this way for ever. Not to mention this s22 spell checker is garbage.

In my opinion the problem with Apple and fast charging lies in how small capacity their batteries have. Take a look at Apple’s flagship 15 Pro - it has a battery estimated around 3300mah. That ain’t much for modern smartphones, the only way it works out to keep up with competition having such little capacity is software optimization of iOS and energy efficient SoC. But can we find a way to work around battery degradation? No. That’s why they stick to slow charging. Android phones with fast charging have 4500-5000mah batteries at average, that’s why negative side effects of fast charging in terms of battery degradation are not as bad as they could be with iPhone’s small batteries. Take a look at the current Samsung lineup - S24+ and Ultra support charging up to 45W, meanwhile basic S24 with its 4000mah battery stays limited to 25w. Why? Because low capacity batteries in S24’s might be due to replacement before the warranty runs out, as their performance out of the box is much lower compared to smartphones equipped with more capable energy storage. Going down to 80% condition could render such phone unusable, when 5000mah battery at the same level still has some gas to go. Apple was already accused of slowing down their older models to preserve battery life - I guess that’s why they play it safe with fast charging. Let’s be honest - most users are dumb. Even if Apple provided us fast charging option with a advice to use it only in case of emergency most people would just run it over and over again each day. By the way, I’m not defending Apple. It’s time to get some proper batteries in their products, their competition easily fits 4500/5000mah into devices with similar size.

this video looks like shit

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OnePlus 12 also doesn't come with the charger brick in the box Mine didn't come with one and its box was thinner than in the unboxing videos all over RUclips Even though i got it from an official seller Found that to be a bit weird and disappointing

In Europe all phones have to be PD 4.0 or better by 2027 no more e super vooc

Nice vid

What phone is in your right side next to oneplus?

Go back to BIOS and enable XMP lol. PNY would not be in an Alienware

Im ordererd oneplus 12 it is on the way to me very soon I want to asking about lockdown mode Im asked oneplus about it they told me they are working on it Still in oneplus or not can you check it out for me please???

13:50 that is because the USB A standard doesn't include more then 5 or maybe 10 watts... USBC on the other hand with Qualcom quick charge and/or power delivery can communicate with the "to be charged device" and agree on higher wattages and most importantly higher voltages keeping the hard to transmit current down ... Back in the day ONEPLUS used their own charging protocol. The gimmick there was that the phone wasn't heating up as much as others, because all the controlling the voltage for the battery happened in the brick... I don't know what the oppo charger does now though. But they ever since they also supported Qualcom quick charge and power delivery... Do your research my dude 😅 still nice video

Thank you for helpful channel