When industry newcomer OnePlus launched the One they claimed it was a “flagship killer”, targeting the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S5 in terms of features and functionality, but without the premium cost. Priced at $299 for the base and $349 for the higher-capacity model, the OnePlus One actually competes against mid-range devices like the Google Nexus 5 price-wise, promising a high-end user experience at an accessible price. The One’s launch was quite over-hyped, although reception has been positive so far, supply shortages notwithstanding.
Powerful, with a fantastic camera and incredible battery life, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is a superb all-round smartphone
OnePlus on Tuesday announced that the OnePlus 2 users will be soon be able to take advantage of VoLTE (voice over LTE) connectivity.
We've been hearing a lot of rumors about the OnePlus 3, until OnePlus CEO, Pete Lau took to Weibo, a popular Chinese microblogging site to say that the upcoming flagship from the company, will feel good to hold. it appears as the company is following it's usual strategy of building the hype around their upcoming product and this looks an attempt to do the same.
Reportedly, the device is expected sometime in Q2 of the year. There have been multiple rumours surrounding the flagship, yet nothing is officially announced by the company apart from the promise to introduce "a better buying process." So maybe it will be a quite better invite system or no invites at all.Well, let's hope for the best! :P Here's what rumours have to say.
Still using one plus one and loving it. Was almost excited for the oneplus X until I found out it was only 5 inches.
