OnePlus 7 owners, are you happy?

<blockquote><em><a href="#462646">In reply to Simard57:</a></em></blockquote><blockquote>Sorry, intended to mention the battery but neglected to do so. The 7 Pro comes with a 4000 mAh battery. I'm a light phone user, so one charge could theoretically last me three days. I usually try to recharge when it hits the 20% level to avoid battery stress, which had become a major problem with the 6P. That phone had a smaller battery (I forget : 3000-3200 mAh?) that over three years was only working at about 75% stated capacity. The phone also developed the annoying habit of shutting down when a stated 30% of the battery power was still there. I thought about replacing it for more than a year before ordering the 7 Pro. (Other purchase candidates from Huwawei and Pixel had issues that bothered me.) The only battery concern that surfaced is that the stated capacity of 4000 mAh is already down to ~3750 according to the AccuBattery app, which I recommend, Most of that drop occurred in the first few recharge cycles; the decline seems to have stopped or slowed greatly in the last several recharges, and battery health is now rated at 94-95%. I got this phone at the beginning of July, so that's a 5% battery drop in two months. Not encouraging, but possibly also not typical. And yes, screen res and refresh can be set to high performance or more battery-friendly levels. You can also manage background activity for different apps to keep the unit from drawing on the battery without your knowledge.</blockquote><blockquote>The 7 Pro has a number of gestural and tap options for waking and sleeping. I don't know if a wrist rotation is specifically included, but mine lights up when I lift it off a table or pull it out of a pocket. The fingerprint sign-in is completely reliable in my experience, but the time window to get a thumb or finger on the hot spot at the bottom of the screen is pretty short. If the screen blacks before you can authenticate, you may have to push the physical wake button on the side to get another chance. There may be adjustments you can make in settings, but the situation hasn't bothered me enough to look for them. The OP user guides are available on line, so it should be possible to answer that question fairly easily.</blockquote><blockquote> </blockquote><blockquote>I'm using my 7 Pro on Google Fi, but since it doesn't have the ability to auto-switch from T-Mo to Sprint and USC. I am basically a T-Mo customer on this phone. I bought it straight from OnePlus, so it may not look like a regular T-Mo phone to the carrier.</blockquote><p><br></p>