Abstract: Aiming to shake up the Android smartphone industry, the OnePlus One has been making waves since its official launch. Not all of it has been good though, and people have certainly been vocal about their frustration with being able to actually get the phone...
Abstract: If theres one thing I am, its a ‘phonehobo'. I constantly swop, buy, sell and generally get bored with my handset. Its like a nerd disease, its easily caught but never breakable. As soon as I think I have found a handset Im happy with, along comes somethi...
If you have access to an invite, I would encourage you to get the OnePlus One—even over some of the other big boys, like the S5 and M8. Starting at just $299 (or $349 for the 64GB model), you just can't do much better in terms of sheer value. The phone is...
Downright cheap for what you get, Outstanding battery life, Speedy, lightweight, and customizable UI, Unique use of materials at the rear, Coloraccurate screen, Very good camera overall
Very limited availability, Fairly bulky, Materials used in the Sandstone Black (rear shell) version might fail the test of time, Camera UI has some weaknesses that we hope are addressed, Gallery lacking some functionality
In a world where the big league game is increasingly about rehashing designs in order to aid recognizability, the OnePlus One strikes us as a welcome distraction from the status quo. This is a fresh alternative, and mostly on account of the used materials...
Thorough customization options let you tweak every facet of the interface, The 5.5-inch screen is gorgeous and you can tweak the colors to your liking
Low-light photo taking abilities are a bit disappointing
A beautiful display and a multitude of customization options make this phone an attractive option if you're looking for an unlocked Android device....
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Published: 2014-07-13, Author: Sam , review by: arstechnica.com
Astounding battery life averages 1.5 days of heavy use per full charge, even with a bright screen and meaty specs taking their toll, Mix of silver trim and textured back makes this fine to look at, CyanogenMod's gamut of customizations shines through on a
A little too huge for comfortable one-hand use, even after shrinking the screen by enabling on-screen buttons, The camera's blurry, washed-out performance is surprising for a 13MP device
Abstract: Today, we found the lot's of 1999 yuan smartphone or about $322 USD price tag in the market. The phone are ZTE Nubia Z7 max, Huawei Honor 6 and OnePlus One smartphone. Those are three flagship smartphone in the market. ZTE has launch the ZTE nubia Z7 Max...
Published: 2014-07-10, Author: Frank , review by: gizmochina.com
Abstract: It is an exciting time for the smartphone lover, there are plenty of great phones out there at the minute to splash the cash on, and so to help you decide what the best great phone is for you, here are the 3 most exalted flagships of the year compared for...
Published: 2014-07-08, Author: Brian , review by: mashable.com
Beautiful design, Highly customizable software, A steal for an unlocked phone
Non-removable battery, No expandable storage, Limited availability
Only a few months into its existence, OnePlus promised smartphone buyers the stars. With its $299 unlocked price tag, premium hardware and highly customizable software, the company actually managed to deliver. But good luck getting your hands one for the...
Big, beautiful screen, screaming processor, great battery life, smart CyanogenMod deployment, unlocked for use with GSM networks, half the price of competing unsubsidized phones
Unappealing backplate, muted colors from the camera, not compatible with CDMA networks, not available except with invite
Computerworld - Call it the smartphone-shopper's dilemma: If you want a state-of-the-art model like the HTC One M8 or the Samsung Galaxy S5, be prepared to shell out $600 to $700 -- or get in bed with a carrier for another two years in exchange for a subs...
