Earlier this year, OnePlus updated its flagship lineup and released the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro. Running Android 11 with OxygenOS 11 on top, users appreciate the phones because of their intuitive and clean interface.
Recently, OnePlus updated the devices to OxygenOS 12 based on Android 12. However, users expressed their frustration over OxygenOS’ resemblance with Oppo’s ColorOS. Many said that the software experience is lacking with the update also removing some existing features.
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Some even said that they are thinking of ditching OnePlus because of the very reason. Now, reports are coming in that OxygenOS 12 is showing incorrect CPU information.
According to users, the About phone section says the OnePlus 9 and the OnePlus 9 Pro are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 instead of the Snapdragon 888.
On further investigation, we found out that the bug was also present in the beta builds with many now confirming that it has made it to the stable release. You can also see in the image below how the About Phone section looks like after updating to OxygenOS 12.
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We got downgraded to an 855, yo! I blame the Android 12 update and ninjas. Go check, under About Phone setting. I’m using a OnePlus 9. RIP Snappy 888
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today after i updated my oneplus 9 pro to oxygen 12. my oneplus 9 pro processor showing 855 instead of 888, am i geting a fake phone from oneplus or the new system bug?
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While this does not affect the user experience in any form, people say multiple issues like these were reported and even acknowledged during OxygenOS 12 beta. And with bugs like these making it to the stable release, owners say this indicates that OnePlus is pretty much on a backward trajectory in terms of software.
Known issues
Some third-party apps haven’t been adapted to the latest Android version and may not function properly
Camera might be stuck and unstable sometimes
Texts and calls might not be able to be received
Bluetooth earphones may fail to connect and play music
Information about the CPU is incorrectly displayed
Buttons in Gallery might not function properly
Screen recordings may not be saved in some instances
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That being said, the developers are yet to say anything about the issue making it to the stable version of OxygenOS 12, it is still unclear if and when it will be fixed.
We hope they soon release an update that fixes the OxygenOS 12 incorrect CPU bug issue. When they do, we will update this space to reflect the same so make sure you stay tuned.
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