LineageOS is currently installed on 1.5 million Android devices
LineageOS is currently installed on 1.5 million Android devices
LineageOS, one of the last great Android ROMs, is currently in use on around 1.5 million different devices.
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Installed it on my old oneplus 6 who's only issue was battery life to get it from android 11 to 13 now that it is back to my daily driver since my Samsung s20 broke. It's running great
Having a OnePlus 7 Pro and I was thinking about switching OS to get Android 13 and current security patches. Are there any cons to switching OS? What about basic functionality (NFC, WiFi/data connections, Bluetooth, Calls and so on)? I guess I need to somehow save app data if I don't want to lose 600+ tabs, had any experience/issues with that?
How about the performance and battery life?
WiFi, mobile data, Bluetooth and VoLTE all still work fine. Performance and battery is about the same as when I used oxygenOS11 for about a week before going to lineageOS. Only con is the need to wipe the phone so make sure things are all backed up! I missed a few folders and photos before wiping the device.
OnePlus 7 Pro owner here. Currently running the Pixel Experience ROM. Pretty stable. Although I haven't really tried NFC as there no use for it where I live. You can check out the xda thread.