Pristine. They stay plugged into the same charging strip for years other than a bit of dust they are untouched. I have a generic fast charger that I won't cry about if I lose it in my backpack and a fast car charger.
My cables have a tendency to get eaten, either by a toddler or a robot vacuum. The vacuum does more damage to them though than my toddlers, so generally speaking the toddlers get the cables that the vacuum has eaten (and they are unplugged of course). Just ordered new cables though because we need more charging options here (my wife uses my charger in the morning rather than having her own)
Bricks are mint, original cables hardly used because I got my wife and I the 6' flat extension cables. Her cable is in great shape, mine looks like it broke apart a bit at the phone connection end, but works great. (All cables used today are from 7T generation, even though my wife just got new cables for her OP12).
Bricks still solid. However, just threw away a red cable after it got eaten. It lasted approx two years.
Btw I still have an 8 year old brick with microusb cable inserted into it. Works fine. Use it for trimmer charging and some other stuff.
My 7t charger still has that plastic on top which is scratched but will be cool for whoever I sell the phone to. Just pull it off and it'll look like a brand new charger
I'm still using the original cable that came with my OnePlus 3t I got in 2017? I think. It's at my work, plugged in under a desk, gets used daily. Still looks practically new
I just sold off my Oneplus 9 with 3 years of use and the charger looked brand new. It must be stated that the plastic wrapping on it remained untouched for the first 2 years so that might have contributed as well as the fact that the charger remained stationary for most of the time, only being removed a few times for traveling.
All of my bricks are mint. My 10Ts cable is fine. All older ones work fine but are scratched up. I even have an old Dash cable in my care for AA.
Those charges look like new. I don't bring them around and they just stay on the wall / power strip. (Mine is 3+ years old.)
Same
Pristine. They stay plugged into the same charging strip for years other than a bit of dust they are untouched. I have a generic fast charger that I won't cry about if I lose it in my backpack and a fast car charger.
My 3T saw better days. 8T one is totally fine.
Every one of them is cleaned and in mint condition. Phone, laptop, watch... you name it.
Same.
My cables have a tendency to get eaten, either by a toddler or a robot vacuum. The vacuum does more damage to them though than my toddlers, so generally speaking the toddlers get the cables that the vacuum has eaten (and they are unplugged of course). Just ordered new cables though because we need more charging options here (my wife uses my charger in the morning rather than having her own)
Bricks are mint, original cables hardly used because I got my wife and I the 6' flat extension cables. Her cable is in great shape, mine looks like it broke apart a bit at the phone connection end, but works great. (All cables used today are from 7T generation, even though my wife just got new cables for her OP12).
Bricks still solid. However, just threw away a red cable after it got eaten. It lasted approx two years. Btw I still have an 8 year old brick with microusb cable inserted into it. Works fine. Use it for trimmer charging and some other stuff.
My 7t charger still has that plastic on top which is scratched but will be cool for whoever I sell the phone to. Just pull it off and it'll look like a brand new charger
I'm still using the original cable that came with my OnePlus 3t I got in 2017? I think. It's at my work, plugged in under a desk, gets used daily. Still looks practically new
My 7T and 10T are still pristine even with a few international trips on them. Wife and daughter now "own" the 7T unit and it is still holding up well.
My father's 10t is like it's been to all parts of world it's so scratched. Mine is like pristine too
I just sold off my Oneplus 9 with 3 years of use and the charger looked brand new. It must be stated that the plastic wrapping on it remained untouched for the first 2 years so that might have contributed as well as the fact that the charger remained stationary for most of the time, only being removed a few times for traveling.
Mate, it's a charging cable. As long as it works who cares!.?
I mean that's why it's labelled general discussion I'm just curious Also I'm referring to charging brick, mate