Published: 2014-09-14, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com
idering the device is only sold unlocked and online, it bears more than a passing resemblance to those in the Nexus program. That it is updated directly by CyanogenMOD, a light, powerful skin based on the Android Open Source Project, means that users get
The OnePlus One is a remarkably good smartphone. It reminds me of the first time I used a Nexus 4, remarking on its exemplary performance and value for money. In many ways, the OnePlus One, with its stock Android experience and fluid performance, is the ...
Abstract: As you may know, the OnePlus X is already out on the end of October officially. But one thing that has caught our attention is that both the OnePlus X and OnePlus One have the same Snapdragon 801 processor, so we can't help ourselves but to compare betwee...
Good value for your money, decent camera, nice, textured back
Battery life could be better
All in all, the One is a device that is hard not to like.Despite officially reaching our shores a year late, it still offers bang for your buck at just RM1,119. You are essentially paying less and getting more for your money with this device...
Solid and premium build quality, with a stunning back, Excellent price tag – high end flagship device, for the price of a midrange one, Cyanogen OS was easy to use – with little to no learning if you come from an Android phone, Gestures to activate apps w
Not easily available to purchase – Why can't we buy them officially in Malaysia yet?, Low light front (selfie) cam needs more improvement
Another lengthy review so far, huh? If you've skipped all the above just to read this portion, then this is all you need to know.Having used the OnePlus One as my primary phone for months, I have to say I am rather impressed by what a Chinese manufacturer...
The OnePlus One is a phone that I never got to keep after reviewing, as this phone is not mine. Certainly though, for only RM1069 over at DirectD. There is a debate of whether to buy the OnePlus One instantly from a distributor like DirectD or to wait few...
Published: 2014-07-04, Author: Sophie , review by: stuff.tv/my/
Dirt cheap for the specs, Excellent build, Powerful but frugal, Big Full HD screen
4G only on some networks, Weak low-light photography, No microSD expansion, Getting into phablet territory
Hype confirmed. Disruption commencing.To get one of the best smartphones on the planet, you don't need to pay through your nose anymore. You just need a OnePlus One invite.OnePlus tells us that as production ramps up, more invites will be sent out (to buy...
Abstract: This weekend I wrote a review of the One , a smartphone made by a Chinese manufacturing startup called OnePlus.It's a really nice phone with a giant 5.5-inch screen and powerful specs that rival what you'd find in an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy. What's reall...
Abstract: The first quarter of 2014 is proving to be an exciting time for smartphone owners, particularly of the Android variety. In fact, we are seeing more than a fair share of high-end smartphones coming from major players like HTC, Samsung and Sony, as well as ...
Abstract: OnePlus has promised us a smartphone with some awesome hardware built in. These tech specs include a Snapdragon 800 processor which is the same as the current range of flagship smartphones now. Surprisingly, the OnePlus One smartphone has managed to outdo...
The OnePlus One is one of the rare phones that can be best described as “Cheaper, Better, Faster”; it offers a fast processing subsystem, a better stock Android experience, all for a relatively cheap price of US$349 without contract. The OnePlus One has a...
