One phone that was one of the outstanding phones
that the mobile world saw was the OnePlus One. When OnePlus one introduced a
high-performance, low-cost handset it was out of the blue. The company has now
released the second version of its well reclaimed and famous oneplus one. Will
the OnePlus Two be able to get the same attraction solely depends upon what it
has to offer.
The design of the phone is one of its major usp,
the grainy charcoal rear and metal sides are very well built and feel good to
use. The phone has introduced an “alert slider” which acts just like the iphone
mute button and helps to switch between various sound profiles. The phone has a
physical button at the bottom which acts as the home button as well as the
fingerprint scanner.
The phone has a 5.5. inch screen that is marketed
for being highly bright but the phone doesn’t have that “bawal” feel to it, but
it is fairly good. The display is a full HD one and has great viewing
experience both while watching videos and playing games as well. The phone has
a Ram of 4Gb that performance very well both while general use and heavy use.
You’ll hardly notice any lag in the phone. You'll find a 13 MP camera on the
rear of the OnePlus, with optical image stabilization, dual-LED flash and 4K
vide and on the front a 5 MP snapper. The camera seems to be the one aspect that
the phone might not have lived up to, in comparison to other phone such as the
Samsung S6 and the LG G4. Taking a look at some of its
basic features:
Features
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Details
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Remarks
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Screen
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5.5 inch LCD display
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The display is great and provides
a ppi of 401.
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Os
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Android 5.0.2
Oxygen Os 2
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With 4GB of ram the phone is super
fast
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Camera
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13 Mp back and 5Mp front
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The phone takes good images in
well light condition but fails to leave an impression in low light.
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Battery
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3300 Mah
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The battery is good as it gives a
full day backup, however quick-charging and wireless charging are missing.
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Connectivity
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4G LTE, Wifi and Bluetooth.
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The phone lacks the Nfc support
though.
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The phone has taken hints from
Apple and introduces the alert slider and the inbuilt fingerprint scanner. The
phone also has some of its own “Hatke” features which are a plus. Some of this
include gesture support, reversible usb c type connector and a new feature
called the Shelf. Lets have a look at the pros and cons of the OnePlus 2:
Pros:
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Eye catchy design.
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Great screen.
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Fast Performance.
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Fingerprint scanner that works consistently.
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Cons:
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Lack of fast charging.
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No NFC
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Average camera performance in low light.
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Final verdict:
High
performance, fantastic design, impressive display those three things sum up the
OnePlus 2. The phone is promising and looks will become another hit and will
take the market further away from the Big Brands. The price is yet to be
announced but will be definitely within the range of Rs 25000/-.
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