The first commercial bars of the OnePlus 3, and it is that after the little ridicule to which the Galaxy Edge S7, the Chinese firm have been forced to put an update to recover part of the 6GB of device RAM that was left in limbo. The consequence makes sense: in this section the terminal performs better, but the decline in battery it has become worrisome.
As much as the CEO of OnePlus is angry to read bad reviews of the latest flagship of his company, it is necessary to assume that the products of the firm still they are far of the high range of a leading firm as it may be Samsung. Nor is it to tear your clothes, the OnePlus 3 costs 300 euros less than the Galaxy S7 Edge and logically they do not compete on equal terms, no matter how much a Snapdragon 820. The problem is that sometimes they want us to believe that both teams are at the same height.
The Galaxy S7 Edge proves that the 6GB of RAM in the OnePlus 3 is pure marketing
OnePlus 3 with Oxygen 3.2.1: Indeed, the RAM improves
As this video of PhoneArena, The RAM of the OnePlus 3 is capable of taking advantage of something more in its initial 6GB, and although this time it is not compared with other equipment, we see that the response is not as poor as before the update to Oxygen 3.2.1.
Although we still doubt that a 6GB RAM will work better than a 4GB when Android is currently designed to take maximum advantage of a capacity of just over 3GB, we see that the performance of the OnePlus 3 improves enormously when it comes to dealing with high-demand games and a good number of applications.
The counterpart arrives: autonomy in clear decline
The question now, as we say, is that this use of resources is not carried out in a Management. In fact, the firm itself alleged at first, after the video of the comparison with the Galaxy S7 Edge went viral, that if they had reduced the activity of their RAM it was for improve autonomy of the 3 OnePlus.
Trying to find new balances between the use of resources and energy consumption, they have come up with a new complicated circumstance and that is, as they point out In Internet, the OnePlus 3 may end up losing on a bad afternoon until 1% battery every 4 minutes even being at rest. It must be said that the problem is not generalized, however, if you are a user of this model and have not yet updated, the recommendation is clear: wait a little until the firm takes action.
These fools… It seems more like a Google problem. In addition, with the latest update, the OnePlus 3 remains the most powerful mobile on the market and takes a lot out of the Galaxy S7.