It looks like my next phone will be back to Motorola or maybe Samsung or Google. I’ve been pretty happy with my OnePlus, and it’s not even the flagship. It’s the Nord N30 5G 128GB. It’s been meeting my needs since it launched.

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DiabloD3 a day ago | parent [-]

Skip Samsung, they tend to not honor warranties and are ROM swap resistant.

Google is okay for now (I recently got a Pixel 10, its fine, it can run Graphene).

Next year Motorola flagships will also have official Graphene support.

	▲	cestith 18 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Good to know. Thanks. Speaking of Samsung, the only phone I’ve ever had that actually failed before being replaced was a Note 4. That’s across Nokia, Samsung, pre-Lenovo Motorola, post-buyout Motorola, OnePlus, Apple, and even Audiovox. To be fair, though, my Galaxy Ring, Galaxy G3, and Galaxy G5 still all power up if charged. They’re just not so useful these days.