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Buttons.
Everything used to have buttons and switches for things. You knew when you activated something because you could feel the button getting pressed.
That's the main reason I stick with OnePlus. The notification slider is a feature the I need on every phone.
Switched to OP after LG dropped out. I'm basically pro "anything but apple and Samsung" but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by my Pro 9. Hands down the best phone I've ever used. My only real complaint is that after 3 years, the battery doesn't make it all day every day, but its easy enough to carry a battery bank, or just pop it on the charger for 10 minutes and get 40% of the battery back.