FRI, JUL 26
omkar
My OnePlus 8T got hit by the Green Line pandemic.
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Visited the service center yesterday. The number of people waiting in queue waiting for their token to get called was depressing to see. It made me turn back and I left within a few minutes.
Booked a service pickup from OnePlus website, and they have already missed their pickup-window 🤦♂️
I am now using an iPhone SE, until and if my phone display is fixed.
rohit
Omkar Arora
I am now using an iPhone SE, until and if my phone display is fixed.
welcome to the cool club 😉
Share some more things with @shubh now IYKYK 😜
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omkar
Omkar Arora
I am now using an iPhone SE, until and if my phone display is fixed.
Still not used to the small different caveats of the iPhone navigation, camera, and settings. But I do miss the 120Hz screen already.
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him
Omkar Arora
Still not used to the small different caveats of the iPhone navigation, camera, and settings. But I do miss the 120Hz screen already.
You are currently using the worst iPhone of the current lot. Just sharing.
mv
New wallpaper inspired by this loop
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omkar
Mohit Vainsh
New wallpaper inspired by this loop
beautiful, some would say
SAT, JUL 27
omkar
Omkar Arora
Booked a service pickup from OnePlus website, and they have already missed their pickup-window 🤦♂️
The phone got picked up a few hours after the pickup-window. Did not receive any pickup confirmation on email or website.
him
Omkar Arora
The phone got picked up a few hours after the pickup-window. Did not receive any pickup confirmation on email or website.
They'll say you're expecting too much
WED, JUL 31
omkar
Omkar Arora
The phone got picked up a few hours after the pickup-window. Did not receive any pickup confirmation on email or website.
Got a "Successfully Processed" update yesterday.
Had no idea where my phone was the 3 days between getting picked up and this latest update.
Also, the update message is a bit confusing. It says - "Your request **request_id** for your OnePlus 8T has been successfully processed. We will process it within 48 hours of working days."
My guess is the first processing was to check for the issues and damages with the phone, and the second one might be the actual repair or shipping it a repair center. The website says "Under Repair".
Received another update this morning. It seems the repair is completed, should be delivered in a few days 🤞
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THU, AUG 1
omkar
Got shipping confirmation 👏
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rohit
Omkar Arora
Got shipping confirmation 👏
We miss those auto green grid 😜😜
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TUE, AUG 6
omkar
Its back!
rohit
shittt... green line chli gyi 🥲
WED, OCT 23
omkar
Omkar Arora
Its back!
Phone Update:
I think I jinxed it, a few weeks ago a turn of events led to this 😞
I don't have the patience to send it back for repairs.
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him
Omkar Arora
Phone Update:
I think I jinxed it, a few weeks ago a turn of events led to this 😞
I don't have the patience to send it back for repairs.
patience is the core need for electronics
pratyushk
Omkar Arora
Phone Update:
I think I jinxed it, a few weeks ago a turn of events led to this 😞
I don't have the patience to send it back for repairs.
Get a new phone ASAP....
my dads 8t got a software update which bricked the device...had to clean install the os. Then got pink lines on the display after 4-5 days....had to get the display replaced
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omkar
Pratyush Khuntia
my dads 8t got a software update which bricked the device...had to clean install the os. Then got pink lines on the display after 4-5 days....had to get the display replaced
That's kinda true for all phones using Samsung OLED screens tbh, just that the frequency of these OnePlus devices is way higher.
Pratyush Khuntia
Get a new phone ASAP....
Yeah...
pratyushk
Omkar Arora
That's kinda true for all phones using Samsung OLED screens tbh, just that the frequency of these OnePlus devices is way higher.
I feel like it can't be the only reason.
pncnaveen
Omkar Arora
That's kinda true for all phones using Samsung OLED screens tbh, just that the frequency of these OnePlus devices is way higher.
If you want to switch from one plus to something else, which one would you prefer