Stock Android experience

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>>59569344
Motorola G3 here, best value phone I have ever had.

Nice camera, decent battery, good size, not a bad screen, 2GB RAM and a good price.

>>59569344
Dude

Literally just unlock your bootloader and flash aosp

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>>59569344
Any phone with official lineage OS support

>>59569403
I have done that in the past. I just want to get updates without doing any work, and every ROM sucks.
>>59569390
I will check that out. Is there any Motorola shit there at all?

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>>59569421
3 listed in Apps for Motorola, more Google shit than anything.

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>>59569421
Second

>>59569478
And when there's updates you get the exact kind of user experience people get on stock phones?

>>59569510
I don't fully understand what you're asking, basically all I get updates for is new versions of Android and Apps that I decide to update via Play Store.

OP3T

>>59569533
I was just wondering if it's identical to the experience you would get on a Nexus or Google Pixel, or if there's some Motorola additions to user interfaces.

>>59569578
Oh I see, nope they are pretty much identical, my last phone was a Nexus 4.

>>59569344
Oneplus 3T, just got one to replace my Nexus 5. Look at Motorola's and the new Nokia phones too.

>>59569344
no name chink phones, they're too lazy to customize the software

What's the difference after you install your own launcher and icon set?

>>59569344
Moto G4 Play

Stock Android:

I have a Nexus 6P, switched from Nexus 5
>Just a bigger, faster, better battery life, USB-C Nexus 5 tbqhfam, pretty nice.

BUT

Slightly Less Stock:

My friend has a OnePlus 3:
>Better battery life than the 6P by a few hours
>Faster because more RAM (not noticable)
>but not Stock Android

Pick between the 6P or the 3 or 3T desu

iPhone 7

>>59572070
/thread

>>59569344
Moto Z Play is pretty much a Nexus 5 with better specs and some of the best battery life available right now.

>>59569406
Hey there Redmi Bro. I'm also using Lineage OS 14.1 on my RN3P and aside from the camera and LiveDisplay being a bit buggy, it works well enough for my daily use.

>>59569406
This tbqh senpai

I want to buy a Le Max 2 but don't want their chink botnet OS on it. It has great specs for the price.

The downside is that all of the roms don't seem to have the damn camera working, big time dealbreaker:

https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-max-2/development

>>59569344
TouchWizz is the superior answer.

>>59569406
>Redmi
>not our lord and savior GT-i9300

Moto Gs usually have the default android shit with maybe 2 or 3 applications by them but nothing that can't be completely ignored and buried like it was never there.

In my opinion though, stock is extremely boring. I like when companies go out of their way to try to make something different as long as it's good. Samsung shit is pretty awful indeed, but to be honest I grow really tired of the same default layout and sometimes shit like MIUI which some people probably loathe was more appealing to me than the same old layout.

Moro G, OnePlus 3T, anything from UMi, anything from Ulefone

>>59569578
I don't get this "experience" thing. Many phones have stock google android ROMs that don't have anything fancy. The only advantage I would see on a phone that wasn't made by google but essentially was treated as a really generic phone with stock android would be faster updates, and in some cases that isn't exactly the best thing (the first days of Lollipop were the worst I experienced on a smartphone, that's for sure).

The best experience would be had on a system that was actually built for the hardware that you bought, that doesn't randomly reboot or have connectivity problems because of an OTA update, that doesn't stop being compatible with X or Y feature because of it either, that doesn't operate really fast and then slows the fuck down a month later under the exact same conditions.

>>59569344
Kitkat was literally the last good android. You got a removable battery and no meme features like fingerprint scanning.

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>>59572472
Camera gets fixed next nightly

>>59573340
Fingerprint scanners are awesome though