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Posted by Vladsdad
 - June 24, 2023, 22:59:49
@chasesdad. They don't need to activate an unlocked phone. All you need is a sim card. I bought an unlocked 10 and 11 and used my sim card from my 7 pro and it worked fine. Can't comment on the pad though.
Posted by Chasesdad
 - June 24, 2023, 20:38:09
I enjoyed reading this, very informative.

I question I should stick with Samsung.

My plus one 11 and tablet just arrived this morning.

I was on the phone with T-Mobile for three hours and the tech dept did all they could but couldn't activate it and my tablet.

They claim that because it's unlocked they couldn't do it.

They're paid in full and the phone has IMEI number and they couldn't get anything from it.

I called OnePlus and they advised me that T-Mobile won't or can't activate an unlocked phone.

Why wouldn't they have mentioned that on the site?

Returning both on Monday (sadly)

Will I trust this company in the future? No, they omitted important information on the site.

Samsung or Apple for me.

Posted by Redaktion
 - June 23, 2023, 19:57:01
OnePlus is now tipped to have designed its next top-end smartphone with "user feedback" on its previous generations in mind. To that end, the "12" is now believed to boast an updated rear camera hump packed with in-demand features such as powerful optical zoom. It may also charge even faster than the current flagship 11.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/OnePlus-12-tipped-to-launch-with-Xiaomi-13-Ultra-challenging-features-in-late-2023.727902.0.html