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Software update for the OnePlus 5T brings camera and system improvements

By Peter Kostadinov

Published: Dec 28, 2017, 3:39 AM

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OnePlus has just released the incremental OxygenOS 4.7.6 software update for the OnePlus 5T, which brings a neat bunch of improvements to the newest 'flagship killer'. Nevermind that the new features might not be as numerous as some of you would love to see, but they are all related to rather important device functionalities, namely the camera and the overall system stability.

Here's the changelog that translates all the novelties of OxygenOS 4.7.6 in layman terms:

Camera

Stability improvements
Clarity improvements for selfie in low light
Performance improvements for 3rd party camera apps

System

Added assistive lighting for face unlock
Improvements for expanded screenshot
Improvements for Wi-Fi display
Updated Android security patch to December

As usual with OnePlus, the update will first arrive to a small pool of users, followed by a more widespread rollout soon. As per OnePlus users' reports, the update weighs in at around 90MB.

Did you receive it already? Drop a comment and let us know should that be the case!

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