Yes that's where I'm stuck. It's supposed to get to another screen from there, this allowing you to scan the eSim QR code.Add esim had no effect. So you saying that's the same step you getting stuck at?![]()
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Yes that's where I'm stuck. It's supposed to get to another screen from there, this allowing you to scan the eSim QR code.Add esim had no effect. So you saying that's the same step you getting stuck at?![]()
Looks like you have to change to Global EU like sandman didYes that's where I'm stuck. It's supposed to get to another screen from there, this allowing you to scan the eSim QR code.
Yeah but esim not working for me either.Looks like you have to change to Global EU like sandman did
Busy looking at the OnePlus 12. Is everyone still happy with Chinese version with Global ROM installed?
Nanozee have some decent pricing.
I also don't think I'll consider rooting this device, it's awesome from the box.Yeah. I'm happy. It's not perfect but it is at the price point. You'll find dirt if you look for it but I'm flipping loving this phone.
And if you want to sharpen the tool there is always root. I haven't felt the need.
Yeah. The esim is an odd one. Disappointing if that is a motivating factor. Are their major gains esim v physical sim?I'd suggest that you go with the global version (Model Number: CPH2583) , i have the EU version (CPH2581) and i'm battling with eSim functionality and that was one of the main reasons why i bought this phone, unless that doesn't bother you. The global version is R14k on Amazon, it will cost you about R18k max including shipping and taxes to get it to South Africa.
Chinese version also has the same eSim problem I'm faced with, from what I've learnt.
Yeah. The esim is an odd one. Disappointing if that is a motivating factor. Are their major gains esim v physical sim?
I'm running a dual SIM setup and it works as expected.
That's quite disappointing then and there's unlikely to be any way around that.Dual SIM setup works fine too, the main reason that made want to get the eSim feature working is that I'm suing Google Pixel watch that supports eSim/LTE, so in order to activate the eSim on the watch, i first need to set it up on the phone and push it to the watch via the watch app installed on the phone.
I don't think any of the OP12 variants have Google issues, definitely worth it, you won't go wrong. I'd recommend 512gb but if storage isn't much of a concern for you then 256gb is fine.Cracked my bloody S21 Ultra's screen (R6k to fix) so I'm looking at a new phone.
Can get an imported 256gb OP12 for around R14k.
Worth it? Any issues with Google apps if I have the GLOBAL ROM?
Crack a screen on a OP12 in SA and you won't be able to get it fixed locally. Or at least, not without jumping through hoops.Cracked my bloody S21 Ultra's screen (R6k to fix) so I'm looking at a new phone.
Can get an imported 256gb OP12 for around R14k.
Worth it? Any issues with Google apps if I have the GLOBAL ROM?