Any experience with pre-installed phones?

[jst2116]

Anybody have experience with their pre-installed phones? If so, what are your experiences? Thanks

[licensecheery]

On 10/27/2024 at 5:19 AM, jst2116 said:

Anybody have experience with their pre-installed phones? If so, what are your experiences? Thanks

snow rider

Pre-installed phones come with pros and cons:

Pros:

• Unique features and customization options (e.g., Samsung’s One UI).
• Often optimized for the device's hardware.
• Good integration with brand services, like cloud storage.

Cons:

• Bloatware: Non-removable apps can slow down performance.
• Battery drain: Background apps may consume power.
• Limited control over updates and settings.

[JackBoyer]

On 11/14/2024 at 8:14 AM, licensecheery said:

Pre-installed phones come with pros and cons:

Pros:

• Unique features and customization options (e.g., Samsung’s One UI).
• Often optimized for the device's hardware.
• Good integration with brand services, like cloud storage.

Cons:

• Bloatware: Non-removable apps can slow down performance.
• Battery drain: Background apps may consume power.
• Limited control over updates and settings. drift boss

Thanks for sharing this experience. Very helpful!

[wesleyboone]

On 10/27/2024 at 5:19 AM, jst2116 said:

Anybody have experience with their pre-installed phones? If so, what are your experiences? Thanks Block Blast Game 

Pre-installed phones are helpful for many customers because of their quick setup and innovative features. Some people are worried about bloatware and the lack of customisation choices, though.

[Muhammadtalharizwaann]

On 10/27/2024 at 3:19 AM, jst2116 said:

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I’ve had some experience with pre-installed phones, and overall, they’re convenient for quick setups. However, they often come with unnecessary bloatware, which can slow performance. It’s great for beginners or non-tech-savvy users, but tech enthusiasts might prefer starting fresh with custom ROMs or a clean OS for optimal performance.

[Madhav]

On 1/20/2025 at 4:30 PM, Muhammadtalharizwaann said:

I’ve had some experience with pre-installed phones, and overall, they’re convenient for quick setups. However, they often come with unnecessary bloatware, which can slow performance. It’s great for beginners or non-tech-savvy users, but tech enthusiasts might prefer starting fresh with custom ROMs or a clean OS for optimal performance.

You can always add another that you do not want bloatware and specify what you want removed. They are very thorough and will be happy to debloat.