Abstract: We are only a few days away from the official launch of the OnePlus Two , and with the hype train running at full steam, we are certainly excited about getting our hands on this latest high-end offering from the Chinese OEM. Before we do get to see what t...
Abstract: Samsung also took this opportunity to take the curved edge concept from the Note Edge a step further and put it on both sides. Although it adds little to functionality, no one can deny it is certainty neat to look at, especially as content falls off the s...
Outstanding performance-price ratio, Great build, Generous storage in the 64 GB model, 3 GB of working memory, Decent cameras, Pleasing speakers, Good voice quality, Superb battery life, Satisfactory GPS module, Swift SoC...
but CPU loses performance during load, Non-expandable storage, No MHL or DLNA, Screen's increased grayscale dE, No 800 MHz band for LTE
OnePlus delivers a really good smartphone with the One that calls itself Flagship Killer - and not without reason. Although the processor loses some of its power during permanent load, the smartphone is fast, and other, considerably pricier competitors al...
Published: 2015-02-25, Author: Eric , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: The OnePlus One was the sleeper smartphone of 2014 that very few people were able to get their hands on – which is a shame, because several months later we've found that it's still among the best devices out there despite a few flaws.If you consider yours...
Great specs for the price, attractive design, full HD IPS 1080p display
Hard to get one! CyanogenMod will likely transition to OnePlus' Android ROM
As you can tell, we have mixed feelings about OnePlus, a company founded in Shenzhen China by former OPPO employees (some suspect OnePlus is really a stealth offshoot company of OPPO). Their business plan, OS plans and manner of handling sales don't inspi...
Abstract: The X5Max is no slouch on the specs either. It does not offer the flagship grade chip, but packs a reasonable an octa-core Snapdragon 615 with the 4 cores clocked at 1.7 GHz (Cortex-A53) and another 4 cores clocked at 1.0 GHz (Cortex-A53). In addition, th...
Unlike most devices I review, the OnePlus One is something that I purchased for my own personal collection. While I had a wide variety of options (Samsung S5, LG G3, Xperia Z2 / Z3, Nexus 6) I opted to take my chances with a device that I deemed to b...
Abstract: Today we all want to have a mobile device, which is able to serve our business and leisure needs on the go. And yes, we all want to get the things done as quickly as possible. That is why we may want to have a smartphone with the 4G LTE (Long-Term Evoluti...
A unique durable design with great build quality, Top-notch hardware delivering smooth performance, Customization is everywhere, Long battery life, Good display,
Charging cable is too short, Bad placement of camera sensor, Mediocre camera, Voice Wakeup feature doesn't work, Touch screen is over sensitive, Customizations could be overwhelming for new Android users, The phone is almost unavailable at the moment due
The phone is almost unavailable at the moment due to its invite system, but the phone can be bought on Amazon for around $470. I would not recommend this phone for this price but if you can buy it for $349 plus $15 shipping, it is a great value...
