Abstract: OnePlus is back with yet another Flagship Killer. This time, it features 8GB of RAM and a dual-camera setup.Full written review and camera samples: OnePlus 3T Review: **REVIEW PERIOD: 6 DAYS**-OnePlus 5 Specs (As Tested)- Snapdragon 835 (Octa-core, 10nm...
Superlative performance, Excellent battery life backed up by one of the best fast charging solutions on the market, A near stock take on Android that features smart added features
Main camera doesn't deliver on low-light performance, Uninspired design, Does not include water protection, a microSD slot or wireless charging
"It possesses all of the same strengths and weaknesses of the company's previous effort" ...
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Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the OnePlus 5 unlocked Android smartphone running Oxygen OS and Android 7.1.1 Nougat. The OnePlus 5 is the manufacturer's most expensive phone yet at $479 to $539 US, but it gains a classier look and dual rear cameras. The dual nano SIM...
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Published: 2017-06-27, Author: Michael , review by: pcworld.co.nz
There are a lot of reasons to buy the OnePlus 5. Performance-wise, it feels like the fastest phone around. It's also thin and light, and has a headphone jack. And its retail price is cheaper than the Snapdragon 835 phones from Samsung and HTC by a fairly...
