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  • jordylass
    jordylass Posts: 1,115 Forumite
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    grumbler wrote: »

    Thanks I bought this, it came yesterday, phone is a little bulky for me, but it seems excellent value at that price.
    There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so.
  • Kernel_Sanders
    Kernel_Sanders Posts: 3,617 Forumite
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    edited 27 November 2014 at 3:45PM
    indesisiv wrote: »
    Just make sure that if you go for that then the 4G frequencies are compatible with the network that you are on.
    What he actually means is this (taken from a review site):

    One of the most
    important issues
    with the OnePlus
    One for UK
    buyers is that it
    does not support
    band 20 4G. This
    is the band over
    which several of
    the UK’s
    networks
    transmit their 4G
    signal. And this
    means you
    cannot get 4G
    mobile internet
    with them.
    The networks that
    use band 20
    include O2,
    Vodafone, Tesco
    Mobile,
    LycaMobile and
    GiffGaff. Yes, you
    cannot get 4G on
    a OnePlus One
    with any of these
    networks in the
    UK.
    That only really
    leavesEE and
    Three,* and as
    Three uses band
    20 for part of its
    signal, 4G speed
    may not be too
    hot on Three.
    These networks
    use Band 3 (EE/
    Three) and band
    7 (EE), which are
    supported by the
    OnePlus One.
    Other 4G bands
    supported by the
    OnePlus One
    include band 4
    and band 17. But
    they’re not of
    much use here.
    Once again there
    are no real
    solutions. This is
    a hardware issue,
    not something
    that can be
    solved with a
    software patch.
    Read more at
    http://
    https://www.trustedreviews.co
    opinions/
    oneplus-one-
    problems#fFqU5wyAj2p

    * author forgot Virgin !
  • grumbler
    grumbler Posts: 58,629 Forumite
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    I've just reported this morning 's post as spam and it disappeared instantly !
    Because you were not the first to report it. The posts get deleted automatically when the number of 'Spam' clicks reaches some threshold.
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