The OnePlus 5 is affordable and super fast, with an 18-hour battery. Its camera takes great portraits and low-light shots
It costs more than any previous model, its design isn't anything special and it doesn't have expandable storage
The OnePlus 5 is outstanding, especially for the price; no other phone gives you the same bang for the buck...
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Published: 2017-06-20, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Subtle styling improvements make for a better overall package, As powerful as 2017 phones get, with great battery life to boot, Dual cameras take brilliant daylight pics
Not as big a bargain as last year, Screen sticks to 1080p, Not the best at night-time photography
By looking beyond a rock-bottom price, OnePlus has created a superb phone that feels more mature than its predecessors, with refinements, design tweaks and performance upgrades that let it rub shoulders with the big boys - while still coming in at least £...
Solid build, fast and fluid performance, vibrant display and the super-fast Dash Charge
Still no QHD screen, phone is more expensive than previous models
It's impossible to look at the OnePlus 5 and not see the price hike this year. Last year's first flagship cost £309. Then the OnePlus 3T launched at £399. With the OnePlus 5 that's up again, to £449 for the Slate Grey 6GB/64GB model. In the space of 12 mo...
Published: 2017-06-20, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
great camera, supersmooth performance, plenty of storage, Dash Charge, good screen, dualsim, good battery life, Bluetooth 5
not water resistant, dated bezelheavy design, no expandable storage, 5.5in screen only FHD, no wireless charging
The OnePlus is a great phone. But thanks to its large top and bottom bezels, it looks and feels dated compare to the likes of the Galaxy S8 and LG G6. Its similarity to an iPhone 7 Plus is remarkable, and in many ways it is like an iPhone running Android...
Published: 2017-06-20, Author: Rob , review by: wired.co.uk
Excellent camera with pro features, fast performance, genuinely rapid charging
Just two colours in range (and both are black), home button can be fiddly at first
The OnePlus 5 is all about value, despite being £100 more than the OnePlus 3T. It builds on its predecessor, adding a dual camera and some proper options for taking pro-quality photos. Battery life is superb, Dash Charging will make iPhone users weep...
The OnePlus is a great phone. But thanks to its large top and bottom bezels, it looks and feels dated compare to the likes of the Galaxy S8 and LG G6. Its similarity to an iPhone 7 Plus is remarkable, and in many ways it is like an iPhone running Android...
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Published: 2017-10-12, Author: Ali , review by: bgr.in
Four months later, the OnePlus 5 is still a capable device that doesn't disappoint. It's remained as efficient and powerful as it was on day one, and having 8GB of RAM under the hood means that it won't slow down any time soon. Battery life too is somethi...
Published: 2017-08-21, Author: Robin , review by: gadgetsnow.com
OnePlus 5 surely pushes the benchmarks of an upper-mid range smartphone a notch up. It has all the latest specifications under the hood. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 8GB RAM and dual rear camera lives up to the company's 'Never Settle' tagline a...
Abstract: A few years back, OnePlus entered the smartphone market with its affordable smartphone OnePlus One with a great hardware for a low price. Today, the company is matured enough to compete with the well-known flagships like LG G6, Samsung Galaxy S8, and othe...
After using the OnePlus 5 for a month, it is evident that the old OnePlus formula does not work anymore. But did OnePlus see this coming to begin with?OnePlus fans will still be treated to the best hardware but not at the sub-Rs 30,000 price tag. Then the...
