Yep, AGREE!
Had high hopes, that perhaps AT LAST, there would be a manufacturer, that would think of the consumers first. High end products, direct to the consumers, word of mouth advertising, quick solutions etc.
Then, the problems started.
The "startup" idea, blown out of the water.
"Stereo" speakers...nope, mono sound
"Yellow" display, first the lie about we set it to a warm color, then finally admitting it was a problem
with the display.
Software bugs all over the place.
Little to NO support.
When the 2 came out, they left out features that should have been there, and of course more problems
with shipping, delays here, there, bugs, and, again, little to no support.
Then comes the X, and for the U.S. market, they left out band 17, which isn't much of a problem if
you live IN A CITY, but travel out into the country, bye bye LTE. And of course, more software bugs and
little to no support.
The company, is little more than a beta tester, for Oppo. The low price, gets the device into the hands of the consumers, who do the beta testing for upcoming Oppo phones. Once the bugs get worked out,
Oppo increases the price, releases the phone to their own consumers that pay $$$ for it.
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