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nofam
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  #2036486 14-Jun-2018 12:48
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There's a thread on XDA that says (and being XDA, I'd take it with a BIG grain of salt):

 

 

 

I was informed by oneplus
A6000 = hydrogen OS and bands for China, no Google play service
A6003 = oxygen everywhere else

Bands on Chinese version is different too




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  #2036487 14-Jun-2018 12:52
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I’m sure I’ve read somewhere the switch from Hydrogen to Oxygen (and therefore native Play Store support) was straightforward. I thought this was in relation to the 6, but may not have been; however, I’d have thought the same would apply.

See https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/from-hydrogen-os-to-oxygen-os.764363/

That said, I agree it would be totally remiss of NL to be selling a phone here that didn’t come with Play Store support out of the box...

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  #2036489 14-Jun-2018 12:54
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Noel's website says the 128gb is running oxygenOS

 

 

 

 

Model: 6 128GB

 

 

 

Colour: Mirror Black

 

 

 

Screen: 6.2" Optic AMOLED

 

 

 

CPU: 2.8GHz Octa-core processor

 

 

 

Main Camera: Dual 16MP + 20MP

 

 

 

Front Camera: 16MP

 

 

 

Memory: 128GB

 

 

 

OS: OxygenOS

 

 

 

WiFi: Yes

 

 

 

Bluetooth: Yes

 

 

 

NFC: Yes

 

 

 

2G/3G/4G: 4G

 

 

 

SIM Size: Dual Nano SIM

 

 

 

Weight (g): 177g

 

 

 

Dimensions (HxWxD, mm): 155.7 x 75.4 x 7.75

 

 

 

Battery (mAh): 3300mAh

 

 

 

Network Locked: No

 

 

 




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  #2036490 14-Jun-2018 12:55
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NL listing states Oxygen as the OS, and I’d have thought that was enough proof the device would have play store installed, irrespective of which the specific submodels they are selling. Perhaps they’re updating the phones prior to selling?

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  #2036491 14-Jun-2018 12:56
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jonathan18: I’m sure I’ve read somewhere the switch from Hydrogen to Oxygen (and therefore native Play Store support) was straightforward. I thought this was in relation to the 6, but may not have been; however, I’d have thought the same would apply.

See https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/from-hydrogen-os-to-oxygen-os.764363/

That said, I agree it would be totally remiss of NL to be selling a phone here that didn’t come with Play Store support out of the box...

 

 

 

Oh cool, sounds like it's pretty straightforward then - seems to be a lot of mis-information around (and apologies if I'm spreading it!).  I'm also baffled with how several PI companies are selling a Silk White 64Gb variant, when I can't find any official evidence that this SKU even exists!


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  #2038859 16-Jun-2018 21:01
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helicrew: Hi all



Grabbed one from pbtech here in Welly yesterday, love the phone!



One quick question, all the specs say that band 28 for lte is supported but at home I'm getting hspa+. I know my htc10 used to say 4g and that that term is bandied about a bit, but can you guys confirm the 6 does support lte here?


Whereabouts are you based and which provider do you use? I'm with Spark and based in town and I get LTE (4G+) on Band 3. Band 28 isn't used here in Wellington or any major cities (its only used in rural areas) so I can't confirm yet if it works in NZ (I don't see why it shouldn't though).

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  #2039122 17-Jun-2018 14:32
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nofam:

 

jonathan18: I’m sure I’ve read somewhere the switch from Hydrogen to Oxygen (and therefore native Play Store support) was straightforward. I thought this was in relation to the 6, but may not have been; however, I’d have thought the same would apply.

See https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/from-hydrogen-os-to-oxygen-os.764363/

That said, I agree it would be totally remiss of NL to be selling a phone here that didn’t come with Play Store support out of the box...

 

 

 

Oh cool, sounds like it's pretty straightforward then - seems to be a lot of mis-information around (and apologies if I'm spreading it!).  I'm also baffled with how several PI companies are selling a Silk White 64Gb variant, when I can't find any official evidence that this SKU even exists!

 

 

 

 

I can confirm that at least with the 5T changing from Hydrogen to Oxygen is a very simple process as i sourced a china domestic market version of 5T and converted to OXygen, its  now running factory standard Oxygen and receiving OTA's no problem. Keep in mind 5T only came in one hardware config (other than ram and storage), which reading above might not be the case with a 6

 

 


 
 
 

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  #2039171 17-Jun-2018 17:17
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Picked up from noel leeming on Friday.  Im on vodafone and it shows 4G in my suburb.  I've driven around today and see that it also switches between H+ and 3G in certain areas (mainly rural out by Clevedon).

 

 

 

NL has the A6000 model, but seems to be working across all bands. Came with Oxygen and play store as well.


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  #2039172 17-Jun-2018 17:21
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d3Xt3r: 

Whereabouts are you based and which provider do you use? I'm with Spark and based in town and I get LTE (4G+) on Band 3. Band 28 isn't used here in Wellington or any major cities (its only used in rural areas) so I can't confirm yet if it works in NZ (I don't see why it shouldn't though).

 

 

 

All sorted thanks, it's working great on 4G everywhere I've been :)


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  #2039257 17-Jun-2018 20:35
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Malingo:

 

Picked up from noel leeming on Friday. 

 

 

@Malingo: can you please confirm if NL is leaving the Dash cable in the box? Thanks.


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  #2039267 17-Jun-2018 21:00
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jonathan18:

Malingo:


Picked up from noel leeming on Friday. 



@Malingo: can you please confirm if NL is leaving the Dash cable in the box? Thanks.


Yep they've left it in. It comes with a Samsung fast charger (even though they sell the vooc ones) and wouldn't let me swap them out.
Loving the phone so far. 😁

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  #2039327 18-Jun-2018 01:45
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So I've also got the OnePlus 6 from North leeming but they Samsung use wall adapter is kind dodgy so I'm going to get it replaced and is it just me or is the alert slider a bit loose?

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  #2039956 18-Jun-2018 18:26
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Some1: So I've also got the OnePlus 6 from North leeming but they Samsung use wall adapter is kind dodgy so I'm going to get it replaced and is it just me or is the alert slider a bit loose?


My alert slider definitely has a bit of play in it, more than in the OnePlus 5 for sure. I find it more "clicky" and easier to use than the 5 though so I don't mind the looseness.

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  #2039966 18-Jun-2018 18:46
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Some1: So I've also got the OnePlus 6 from North leeming but they Samsung use wall adapter is kind dodgy so I'm going to get it replaced and is it just me or is the alert slider a bit loose?


I've got the opposite problem, mines so stiff I can barely switch it one - handed!

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  #2039967 18-Jun-2018 18:46
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darthkram:
Some1: So I've also got the OnePlus 6 from North leeming but they Samsung use wall adapter is kind dodgy so I'm going to get it replaced and is it just me or is the alert slider a bit loose?


My alert slider definitely has a bit of play in it, more than in the OnePlus 5 for sure. I find it more "clicky" and easier to use than the 5 though so I don't mind the looseness.


Mine has a bit of play too. Not a biggie for me. The enclosed case is ok. I've purchased a slim one from AliExpress with built in metal plate to use in my magnetic car holder.

https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32877715444.html#referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s

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