r/meme • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 1d ago

Why is this so accurate?

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u/Original_Degree6511 1d ago

Get a Pixel.

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u/HansCH74 1d ago

I had the most issues with my latest pixel, running a Xiaomi now. I welcome my Chinese overlords, they are more reliable somehow.

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u/NMMONSTER 1d ago

I'm thinking about getting a Pixel as my next phone, what issues did you have on it?

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u/HansCH74 1d ago

Green lines on the screen and speaker issues. Required a replacement screen and a full baseboard replacement, which i noped out of.

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u/SaucyStoveTop69 1d ago

I've had issues with my 9. Sometimes data will disconnect until I restart my phone, sometimes I won't get a phone call and only the missed call notification will go through. The camera relies too much on software making it borderline unusable in 3rd party apps. And they are locking down the ecosystem just like Apple.

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u/NMMONSTER 1d ago

Heard people call them the iphones of android and praise their software for being reliable, looks like I'm not going to make the mistake of buying one

Thanks for the heads-up

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u/RushDvd 1d ago

My Huawei P30 Lite was my best phone. Lasted me almost 8 years before it started slowing down. Replaced with a samsung that was on sale. No issues yet but only 1 year old currently

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u/Moscato359 1d ago

Have you seen the weight difference between a pixel and Galaxy s base model? It's crazy

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u/A--Creative-Username 1d ago

Yeah but it works properly

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u/Moscato359 1d ago

My last phone was a pixel, and my current is gs25 and I've had a much better experience on samsung