Published: 2017-07-27, Author: Tim , review by: techspot.com
Excellent performance in all facets from topend hardware. Premium, metal unibody
Small bezels, water resistance, expandable storage aren't found here. Camera improvements focused on the wrong areas. Price increase lets Xiaomi take the value crown
fancy, slim and very stable case, dual SIM capable, supports many LTE frequencies, good voice quality, nicely enhanced Android, no bloatware, very fast charging time, exact GPS, OLED screen with accurate colors, fast Wi-Fi, good performance, loud speaker
main camera quality not on high-end level, heats up under long loads, throttling during strong load, jelly effect when scrolling, interchanged microphone channels for videos, USB 2.0 only, no microSD slot, case is not water or dust resistant
OnePlus has curated all the best parts, placed them in a well made (but unoriginal shell) and given the whole lot life with its own Oxygen OS operating system.If it wasn't for Oxygen OS I would be giving this phone big thumbs down, but just as I found mys...
Abstract: Every new smartphone brings with it the inevitable question: how good is the battery life? Smartphone technology has advanced rapidly over the past ten years, but while there have been some improvements in battery technology, it definitely hasn't kept up...
If you need the fastest phone out there with great cameras you won't find a better deal than OnePlus 5 with 8GB RAM! Stunning looks, performance and display.Buy OnePlus 5 with 8GB RAM to make sure you never slow down!I absolutely love every bit of the 1+5...
Great priceperformance ratio, Dash charging is very fast, Lots of storage, Solid battery life, Very loud loudspeaker, Sleek design, Display is very bright and sharp, Best in class camera, IP68 rated
If you're not willing to pay extra for Samsung's ultra flashy phone, then it should be a no-brainer – the OnePlus 5 is the one for you. And even if you're willing to pay more, but you're not a fan of the curved screen on the S8+, or the new aspect ratio...
Affordable for what it is, Fast (but not so smooth) performance, Customizable, bloatfree Android interface, No microSD cards, but has 128 GB option, (Only) Good camera, Very good battery life, Buttery smooth performance, Great battery life, Excellent iOS
There is one thing that draws a clear line between the OnePlus 5 and the iPhone 7 Plus, and it's not the performance, features, battery or software: it's price.Here is how prices break-down for these two phones:OnePlus 5 64GB / 128GB: $480 / $540Apple iPh...
Top-notch performance, excellent battery life, Dash Charge is super fast, lightweight and fast software, great (if not top tier) camera, alert slider is great for silencing notifications, great fingerprint scanner, price is still reasonable
No water resistance, no microSD card slot, minor software glitches, so-so audio, Prev2 of 2Next
There were some complaints in this review, but ultimately, the OnePlus 5 is a really good phone. There are zero issues with performance and connectivity, the battery life is excellent, and the camera is pretty good, even if it's not in the topmost tier. U...
At the end of our test we have a winner, but not by a long shot. The HTC U11 has pulled ahead in 4 tests, while the OnePlus 5 comes in second place with 3 wins. Samsung's Galaxy S8 and LG's G6 both tie for third with a single win each, and these results a...
So, there you have, the OnePlus 5. This is easily one of the best if not the best phone you can buy for about $500.It's well built, the display is great and the phone is very fast no matter what you throw at it. Also, the phone has a good loudspeaker, ple...
