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...
A flagship phone is the culmination of superior technology, design, performance, and user experience. Creating one is no small feat considering the complexity of today's smartphones and requires a significant hardware and software engineering effort. For ...
The OnePlus One is quite possibly the most interesting phone I've seen in a while, and reviewing this device was extremely difficult due to how frustrating some aspects of the device were. OnePlus itself is a company that seems to come from nowhere, altho...
The OnePlus One is one of the best Android phones available for its price — if you can get your hands on one. The OnePlus One is dubbed the "flagship killer" — and with tons of premium features for a shockingly low price of $300 unlocked, it ju...
Big, powerful, and cheap—topshelf specs for half the price of its competitors. Gestures are easy to set up and genuinely useful. Beautiful operating system is fully customizable, with thousands of theme packs including unique icons, fonts and boot animati
Performance occasionally suffers during intense multitasking sessions. Camera is only average—shots are decent, but hardly stunning. Extremely limited availability; even if you score a preorder, be prepared to wait
Bright, responsive display, Excellent pair of cameras, Powerful performer, Good battery life, Affordable price,
A bit too large for onehanded use, Nonexpandable storage, Limited availability
While we don't have the exact launch date or pricing for the OnePlus One in India, Carl Pei, OnePlus' Global Director, says that the company is aiming to price the 16GB variant of the phone below Rs 20,000, and the 64GB version under Rs 25,000, which is v...
Abstract: "A short, picture-filled review of the OnePlus One." The OnePlus One (Camera Review | FAQs) has generated a lot of interest on the internet, in large part due to its innovative marketing campaign. The smartphone was created as part of a community-driven p...
The One is one of the best phones out on the market today. It can go toe to toe with any of the flagships currently out, or will be coming out, this year. But none of that is what makes the OnePlus One special. What really makes the phone special is the p...
