My first experience with Huawei was the P9. When they stopped offering bootloader unlock codes, I've decided to never buy a Huawei phone again, nor recommend them to anybody.I've Recently got the P20 Pro, great phone, great camera system, EMUI is okay, EMUI's App management is a dumpster fire, has some Custom Roms, dont bother with it now though, Huawei took down the bootloader unlock service they had and the only option is FunkyHuawei which is like £60 or something fucking stupid to get the bootloader codes for the newer devices (P20 on basically), and they dont even offer it anymore
That situation sucked so much for those who care about such things honestly. I heavily dislike EMUI in all forms (Though the newer ones are a tad better than the old trash..) but I loved Huawei because of their open unlocking policy which always guaranteed some degree of custom rom on their devices.My first experience with Huawei was the P9. When they stopped offering bootloader unlock codes, I've decided to never buy a Huawei phone again, nor recommend them to anybody.
Really nice first impression. /s
HAHAHA Yeah i know right? i plan on going elsewhere once i can upgrade in August (Perks of having Annual Upgrade on the contract) all i need to do is lock the bootloader and hand it back pretty much. looking forward to it actually.My first experience with Huawei was the P9. When they stopped offering bootloader unlock codes, I've decided to never buy a Huawei phone again, nor recommend them to anybody.
Really nice first impression. /s
Same. I can't stand OEM ROMs and always switch to an close-to-AOSP custom ROM.That situation sucked so much for those who care about such things honestly. I heavily dislike EMUI in all forms (Though the newer ones are a tad better than the old trash..) but I loved Huawei because of their open unlocking policy which always guaranteed some degree of custom rom on their devices.
Likewise; I'm happy with my Nokia and Android One. It's nice to finally be able to run a ROM like this with official support.What's interesting is that I ended up moving on to Nokia of all brands [...]
Friendship ended with Huawei, now Nokia is my best friend
Switch to Nokia.HAHAHA Yeah i know right? i plan on going elsewhere once i can upgrade in August (Perks of having Annual Upgrade on the contract) all i need to do is lock the bootloader and hand it back pretty much. looking forward to it actually.
HueHue, i might, But i really want the Note 9 tho lol. i'll consider itSwitch to Nokia.
Most phones nowadays still fit well into your pocket, but there are smaller models too, if you'd prefer them.actually I am using an xperia mini pro (sk17a)... that launched in 2011... but really... I miss the time when phones were small enough to fit them in the pocket... and also miss the qwerty keyboard... my phone is not powerful enough for most apps... but with some tweaks I made... now it works really well... and love playing retro games with the keyboard
Why do you need three separate phones for things one is able to do alone?iPhone SE for sports, iPhone 8 @ work and an iPhone X for private usage
Due to privacy reasons (active sync profile has access to nearly everything on the phone) and I don‘t wanna jam my X when running.Why do you need three separate phones for things one is able to do alone?