The OnePlus 7 Pro is undoubtedly one of the best Android smartphones in the world, but despite the efforts of this bad boy to move his status as a manufacturer in the mobile industry, killer and killer flagship to the first dog manufacturer and lighthouses, there still have been better out of the box.
While a software update is already on the verge of improving some major camera features, OnePlus may need to provide a separate fix as soon as possible to fix an irritating bug that would weigh on 7 Pro users from Verizon. As you probably already know, the impressive high-end camera is available exclusively from T-Mobile for US carrier sales, as is the 6T before it.
But like the 6T, the OnePlus 7 Pro can also be activated on the country's largest wireless network, once purchased by its manufacturer. Unfortunately, Verizon's support is a bit complex at the moment, due to complaints from a number of members of Redditors and XDA Forum, which brings to mind memories of shortly after the commercial release of the OnePlus 6T.
This time, the biggest problem is answering calls rather than receiving SMS. Oddly, the problem seems extremely specific, affecting the OnePlus 7 Pro on Verizon only for incoming calls from iPhone using the same network. Namely, said calls are systematically abandoned before we can answer them, although the mysterious bug disappears when the voice communication is launched in the other direction.
To sum up, OnePlus 7 Pro users can not receive calls from the iPhone, but they are allowed to call them back. This is not really a catastrophic network problem, but it still seems very annoying. Another problem that seems to have been noticed by a smaller number of Verizon subscribers is that incoming calls from unregistered contacts appear as "restricted" for some reason, which could be confusing.
OnePlus explained to Droid-Life that the 7 Pro version is fully Verizon certified, while a tech support specialist from Big Red reportedly pointed to the smartphone maker during a discussion with a disgruntled group . customer. Apparently, there is a problem with the "firmware flashed on the phone", and OnePlus will have to solve it in an upcoming update.
