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I might be alone in this but that felt like a long-winded way of saying very little about the current state of oneplus.
Don’t really care what this Elon butt sniffer thinks about anything anyways.
Yes, it was really just an “enthusiast’s” opinion on the history of the company. He referenced the older TechAltar video at the beginning and that was a much better, if more generalised, discussion. I’d actually be more interested to hear about the “downfall” of Nothing, since it’s a newer brand I haven’t really followed much and one that was sort of established in response to the “downfall” of OnePlus.
TechAltar - Why Enthusiast Brands Will Betray You
Nothing if anything should be punished with failure for not using flagship processors. It’s absolutely insane to not even give the option.