@Stefano Thank you

@Lakotaubp Okay you have good points. In that case let's just put these phones to a "in development" or "incompelete devices" category and state that those versions aren't ready for daily use and should be used only by developers and testers. That might be helpful. Also the devices that are fully working are listed in promoted devices category. So list DOES include devices that aren't ready (that's what the site says anyway).

As far as my research goes only UT phone I could buy at the moment is Xperia X how mature is the port as far as usability goes?

@henri2h Video as in video recording?

@henri2h Oh, that's not a problem, I don't really use camera in general.

@henri2h Oh, that's not a problem, I don't really use camera in general.

@henri2h Video as in video recording?

As far as my research goes only UT phone I could buy at the moment is Xperia X how mature is the port as far as usability goes?

Is the port still under active development? I'm thinking about buying this phone and if the port is abandoned please tell me so I can buy something like Redmi 6 instead.

@Lakotaubp Thanks

@Lakotaubp Are you sure? @Flohack says I should unlock it myself.

@Flohack Alright not a problem. I've researched and unlocking OnePlus One's bootloader is relatively simple.

Hello! I haven't got my OnePlus One yet (it will be a while). But I want to ask now so I wouldn't have to wait for the response after I get my phone. Is it necessary for me to unlock the bootloader? Or will the installer do it for me?

@UniSuperBox Understood.

In what ways does it make porting easier? It still seems pretty hard.