Sentences with phrase «jelly scrolling effect»

The jelly scrolling effect is indeed a natural consequence of how the OnePlus 5 is built.

Beyond the new aspect ratio and smaller bezels, the one other notable physical difference between the two displays is that the OnePlus 5T does not, at least in my testing of the device, exhibit the jelly scrolling effect that was an issue with the OP5.

This means that the jelly scroll effect isn't likely to be present.

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After various OnePlus 5 buyers complained about an unexpected display issue on their brand new phone, OnePlus responded that nothing is wrong with the screen — hardware or software — and said the jelly effect when scrolling is «natural.»

Add to all that the «natural» scrolling jelly effect and you end up with plenty of reasons not to settle on this particular OnePlus creation this year.

Fast forward to 2017, and OnePlus now claims that your eyes are to blame for the OnePlus 5 jelly effect while scrolling.

It's not that it's unresponsive, but rather that it has the unusual «jelly» effect when scrolling - which we've seen on quite a few Android phones.

One of those is a seemingly jelly - like scrolling effect users have discovered, and a new investigation suggests it could be by design.

The OnePlus 5 has been making constant headlines these past few weeks, and not all of it has been good; there have been reports of OnePlus cheating at benchmarks and attaching the display upside - down, along with complaints of a «jelly effect» when scrolling, to name a few mishaps.