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They peaked with the OnePlus 7 pro. Loved the pop up camera to provide a true full screen experience without pinhole or notches. Beautiful design.
My OnePlus 7 is still in use. It constantly has issues. There's some sort of GPU driver issue because sometimes the screen will turn to static
Looks like a piet program
I loved my 7t, it was the best phone I'd ever had, especially when it was still on oxygen os 10. Every major os update it got since then felt like a downgrade though, unfortunately. Now I have an 8t, which is fine and I'll probably keep it until it dies, but I don't think I'm going to get another OnePlus. Any androids that have that old OnePlus feel? I remember I used to like Moto's too, are they any good nowadays?
I don't think there is one that has the clean old OnePlus feel. I still liked them until the custom ROM support died out for follow up devices to keep it going beyond the official OS support, since the hardware was solid.