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You need to manually set a system color rather than your wallpaper being the catalyst for added UI theming, and the changes are very minimal, to say the least. Google’s big Dynamic Color theming system that adds app accenting based upon your device wallpaper isn’t fully implemented in the stable OxygenOS 12 build either. It’s almost as if OnePlus gives with one hand while taking with the other. However, you can more easily adjust, tweak, and tune the size, shape, and design within the wider “Personalisations” settings section. The neat ability to change individual app icons and add custom labels is gone, which is a major sore point. This is both a positive and a negative trait, though. Personally, I don’t mind the new font, but I would prefer a unique character set dedicated to OnePlus hardware rather than a recycled Oppo design choice – something that is a signature of OxygenOS 12.ĭefault icon theming is another area that lifts directly out of the ColorOS playbook. Luckily you can stick with the traditional Roboto if you find the overly rounded aesthetic a tad too much. The move away from OnePlus Slate to OnePlus Sans over the past couple of years has been quite disappointing as it’s just Oppo Sans in all but name. This might be useful to some, but it feels unnecessary in these instances. Long pressing then tapping “Remove” initiates a secondary confirmation pop-up panel where you can cancel the action. A prime example is that of the redundant double confirmations you get when deleting homescreen widgets. It’s hard to deny that there are areas where you can clearly see a lack of attention to finer details. OxygenOS is getting more rigid, and while you have plenty of customization tweaks in other areas, things are not quite as fluid as in previous iterations.

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Consider that even with a facelift in Android 11, none of these features were unceremoniously removed. Google’s Discover Feed cannot be disabled in favor of the OnePlus Shelf. You lose out on the ability to change individual icons, and the status bar personalization is very limited. Google did something similar in favor of Material You’s wallpaper-based theming, and that too hurts the customization credentials of Pixel devices too.

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OxygenOS 12 rids you of certain levels of control and customization that have been staples of the Android skin for a long time. If you have never used a OnePlus phone before you might not care, but for stalwarts, these changes and tweaks grate and irritate right out of the gate. Simply by virtue of such a huge change for OxygenOS, it’s only fair that we discuss the problems right up top. Subscribe to 9to5Google on YouTube for more videos OxygenOS 12: The bad stuff If you are still happy to stick with OnePlus then read on.

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For you, a jump to Google’s Pixel series might offer the clean software experience that you crave.

In simple terms, if you do not like Oppo’s ColorOS, then you will not like OxygenOS 12.

While OxygenOS 12 – and by extension ColorOS – is not terrible, it will leave a very bitter taste in the mouth of those aforementioned hardcore OnePlus fans. Sharing components and hardware production pipelines is one thing, but for many, the crux of why they still continued to persevere with OnePlus was OxygenOS. Sure, it was bound to happen, but the most positive fan out there would have, at the very least, expected some divergence in the software experience. In recent years we’ve seen OnePlus unravel thread by thread until we’re now left with little more than an outright direct Oppo underling. Thanks to the early beta phases we had a good idea of what to expect – and that is ColorOS Lite.Įnthusiast brands can only appease the hardcore following for so long.

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OnePlus has officially unleashed the stable OxygenOS 12 update which is based upon Android 12.