As you know, in August Google officially announced the latest Android version of Android Oreo and DroidPoin also has explained that there are some Android devices that can taste Android 8.0 Oreo, although not the official version.
Well, on this occasion, DroidPoin will give a little review about ROM Android version 8.0 Oreo Unofficial and here is the result:
The look is more presentable
The first thing that DroidPoin feel after successfully menginsatall Android 8.0 ROM Oreo, of course there is on the display. Yup, Android 8.0 Oreo look feels neater (become more organized and clean) and also easier to operate because of Notification Dots.
Unfortunately, not all new features are present in the initial version of ROM, it seems that new features on Android Oreo will be present gradually on the next ROM update.
Performance increases
In addition to a much more appealing view, the performance of Android 8.0 Oreo increases significantly, especially for booting problems. Well, it seems Google's words some time ago about the boot process much faster than previous versions of Android is not a mere rumor.
In addition, DroidPoin thinks there is a slight increase in Android Oreo battery life, although there should be more detailed testing on this subject.
Minim bugs though still early versions
Over the past few days trying the Unofficial Android 8.0 version of Oreo, DroidPoin did not experience any bugs that could be considered serious enough. However, sometimes the Google account you register does not want to sync and Google Play Service also sometimes experience not responding, so you can not get into the Play Store and download the apps and games you want.
It is also reported that an unofficial version of the Oreo ROM can make your fingerprint work incorrectly.
You need to know, every Android phone experience different problems. So, DroidPoint can not be sure what kind of problems you will encounter on the device you are using.
The install process is quite difficult
Well, just one problem that DroidPoin taste is quite difficult. Yup, the process of installing Android 8.0 Oreo is quite difficult and may require accuracy and concentration, because mengisntall Android Oreo ROM is not like installing Android ROM in general (stable version of Lineage OS, AOKP and the like).
Sometimes, you will experience errors when you install or packages that you install are corrupt and similar, so you should try alternatively if one way does not work.
Well, that's a little gaes review about Android version 8.0 Oreo Unofficial.
So, is this a good time to try Android 8.0 Oreo?DroidPoin sense, you better wait a little longer until the problem of the install process becomes easier and also all the supporting elements like GApps and others are really available for Android Oreo.
So, who among you here wants to taste the Android 8.0 Oreo on your Android device right away?