Published: 2017-06-26, Author: Chris , review by: recombu.com
Strong value, Unbeatable performance, User-friendly customisable OS
Video quality needs improving, No expandable storage, Not water resistant
While the OnePlus 5 isn't quite perfect, it does offer a competitive flagship experience for less cash than the competition. Killer performance, slick software, dependable photo quality and plenty of extra smarts make for a great handset, as well as impre...
Published: 2017-06-24, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
OnePlus has done a commendable effort with its fifth-generation flagship. The handset carries over fan favorites from earlier OnePlus models while taking some of the right steps forward.The OnePlus 5 features a clean metal-and-glass design that is assembl...
Published: 2017-06-23, Author: Joe , review by: gizmochina.com
Abstract: Sleek is the first word that comes to our mind when we take the OnePlus 5 in our hands. That's not a new thing since the OnePlus 3T was a super slim device as well. But the OP5 takes things a bit further by slicing down the thickness to 7.3mm. To improve...
Published: 2017-06-23, Author: Philip , review by: tomsguide.com
Abstract: Both the OnePlus 5 and iPhone 7 Plus feature 5.5-inch screens, but they house them in different ways.At 6.07 x 2.91 x 0.28 inches, the OnePlus 5 is more compact than the 6.23 x 3.07 x 0.29-inch iPhone 7 Plus. OnePlus is making a point of how thin its new...
Buttery smooth performance, Good battery life, Excellent cameras
Unoriginal design, No expandable storage, More expensive than previous OnePlus flagships, Photos by Raj Rout, Top Alternatives, OnePlus 5vsLG G6, OnePlus 5vsSamsung Galaxy S8, OnePlus 5vsGoogle Mobile Pixel, Facebook Comments, ShareTweet
So here's the thing – the OnePlus 5 is a great phone. It's got beastly performance, good cameras and long battery life, and gives you everything you'd expect from a flagship. Unfortunately, OnePlus seems to have forgotten its own mantra of never settling...
Never Settle For, Fastest Performance, Latest Updates, Super-tough and durable, Dash-charging, What you will have to settle for, Not so good battery life, No OIS for both cameras, Same 1080p display, Single speaker, While OnePlus has always thrived in a
Never Settle For, Fastest Performance, Latest Updates, Supertough and durable, Dashcharging
Abstract: When that early OnePlus 5 order arrives over the next few days, we think we've got you covered with some of the first things to consider doing once you finish the setup process. We're talking about tweaking items like the navigation buttons and whether or...
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Published: 2017-06-21, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: The OnePlus 5 is a modest upgrade over its predecessor — the company isn't making any bones about it. It's slimmer than the 3T, there's a dual-lens camera on the back, the latest Qualcomm processor inside (Snapdragon 835) and some decent — but not ground...
High-end, metal build, Impressive dual camera setup, Vibrant 1080p display, Dash Charge is fast and convenient, Silky smooth performance, Quick fingerprint sensor, Long-lasting battery life, OxygenOS even further refined
No expandable storage, Lacks water resistance, Design is uninspiring
The OnePlus 5 may be the most expensive flagship from OnePlus to date, but it is jammed pack with features and comes with an insane spec sheet that makes it worth every penny and still provides the best value for an Android flagship...
Abstract: 2017 is proving to be the year when everyone brings their A-game to the smartphone industry, and OnePlus is no different. In case you missed it, OnePlus has officially announced its 3T successor, the OnePlus 5. While the OnePlus 5 is the most expensive sm...
