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OnePlus 5

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OnePlus 5
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    16, 20 MP
    16 MP Front Camera
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    5.5inches
    1080 x 1920pixels
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    6GB RAM
    Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 MSM8998
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    3300mAh
    USB Type-C v2.0
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  • DylanH
    02 Dec 2017 via SM-A510F
    nice

    design = iphone 7 + headphone jack performance = snapdragon 835 + 6/8 gb RAM + OxygenOS battery = display + snapdragon 835 + OxygenOS

    4.3 /5
  • Irfan3735
    30 Oct 2017 via ONEPLUS A5000
    Furious killer

    This is one of the best smartphone in the medium budget and also it's Powered with 835 Snapdragon that's awesome

    5 /5
  • faizarsyadw
    25 Sep 2017 via ONEPLUS A5000
    Easily the best phone I've had.

    This is easily the best phone I've owned. Coming from the already great OnePlus 3T, I really feel a huge performance jump despite many people telling it's not worth the upgrade. Display: Yes, it's only 1080p, but I thank them for that. It contributes to a great battery life. And it's not bad too, colours are good (you can tweak it to your preference in the settings), also viewable outdoors despite not being the brightest. AMOLED panel is awesome. Camera: Not as amazing as they make it out to be. It's a nice phone camera for a casual point and shoot in auto mode. More professional user is also given the option for manual shooting mode. Portrait mode works just fine in my experience, a bit rough on the edges but I've noticed it's gotten better over a few OTA updates. Performance: Absolutely amazing performance from this phone. Snapdragon 835 + 8GB of RAM is an amazing combination. RAM management is still questionable sometimes, but switching in between apps feels as fast as ever. Software & interface: OxygenOS is and has been one of the best implementations of Android software. No bloatware whatsoever. It's basically pure Android with a few tweaks here and there to add to their personality that makes the experience better. Hardware design: It's freaking handsome. Yes, it doesn't have a 90\\%+ screen to body ratio like some major competitors, but it just works and looks good, I love the aluminum build that gives that cold feeling when you first pick it up in the morning. Yes, it does resemble a much known competitor but I personally don't care. People copy. That's just a fact we have to live with. Battery: The best battery performance I've had on any smartphone ever. It's 100mAh less than the 3T, but I've had worse battery life on the 3T than on the 5. I get through a day of 12+ hours off the charger very easily with 5+ hours of SOT. And when it's not being great, just pop on the charger for 30 mins and you get roughly 50\\% from it. Dash Charge is amazing. I've owned the 3, 3T and 5 now, safe to say it is the best phone I've had. Excited to see how the company grows over the years ahead.

    4.7 /5
  • Rajvir
    11 Sep 2017 via ZUK Z1
    this is what i call a awosome phone😊

    awosome really good performance and camera but the design is so simple. they need to work on the design because its looks like so cheep

    4.7 /5
  • akshay18
    02 Sep 2017 via ONEPLUS A5000
    best smartphone for avg customer who want everything under the price hood.

    the phone is good overall ..one the best under 40k. it's not the best like lg or Samsung or iPhone... but it gets job done .

    4.5 /5
  • hevrwn
    13 Aug 2017 via SM-G950F
    pest smartphone but resolution 1080* no good idea

    pest smartphone but resolution not good idea. galaxy 8 resolution very nice. I suggest ing in future necessary resolution like be galaxy 8

    0.3 /5
  • mateo
    03 Aug 2017 via ONEPLUS A5000
    Best at USER EXPERIENCE, very day use

    I found the zoom only being useful when on bright outdoors, the display has very good high and low brightness with very nice colors, the screen protector that comes with the device is great. I have the 6 GB of RAM version and having multiple apps on the background was no problem, games went super fast as the fingerprint reader. The battery lasts a full day and even if you need to charge it (which you well extreme rarely need) the phone charges insanely fast. It doesn't have water resistance or OIS for the cameras (you notice it's missing a lot, specially when filming or at night). The software is really nice with a lot of customization and optimization options. Gaming do not disturb is great but the option that blocks the buttons it's not implemented right (it fully blocks the buttons, not just from accidental touches and to exit the game you need to tap the notification). The blue light filter has the option of setting it on from sunset to sunrise, the reading mode is very good and useful; the problem with these modes is that the animation is too long. The design is similar to the iPhone but I don't care and in real life it's not as similar as in pictures, I'm using the red silicone case and it's excellent: it fist great, it's thin but still protective, and on the hand it's really nice. My referral link (U$ 20 off in accessories, that's a free silicone case or something else) is https://oneplus.net/invite#EIEJ3N67T965LXY please if you buy one use it

    4.5 /5
  • kasbe
    29 Jul 2017 via Vivo Y51L
    NEVER SETTLE 📱 PHONE

    I so like it this mobile phone very nice features in there 16 MB 📷 camera 8GB RAM, and many more features.

    4.3 /5
  • Prince2345
    29 Jul 2017 via Redmi Note 3
    Good as of now

    This phone is just a Version 2.0 of 3T. They Most Particularly copied the design from iPhone 7 plus. Other than that this is good

    3.7 /5
  • rohit24
    02 Aug 2017 via ONEPLUS A5000
    Great experience

    After using for 30 days i feel it is really flagship killer.No sign of lagging.Also + point is that it have 3.5 mm jack and thanks for that.

    4.5 /5
  • abhisheknitz
    05 Jul 2017 via Nexus 5
    Good but expectation r more

    Ph hv everything... Camara is good ram is unbelievable space is marvelous processor r top end... Battery backup is decent with fast changering... But i think one plus hv. Forgeten there agenda... The 3 thing that they forget r One Design... It's looks like they hv copied it from. sm one!!! Cheating u can't win heart of customers but telling them wrongs #benchmark modification # Nd the last one price One plus one plus 2 one plus 3 all of these wr made flag ship but budget friendly nd that was the main moto of the company to make flag ship ph at a price that's budget friendly but i think oneplus forget this points while making this one... or they might have become greedy..

    3.8 /5
  • thehopelessgeek
    29 Jun 2017 via Galaxy S5
    Running out of ideas..!?

    OnePlus has put an end to the never ending hoard of rumours on the Oneplus 5 by launching it, as planned. The new flagship killer has raised a few eyebrows, and some questions among fans and general public alike. Yes, I know it looks a lot similar to a fruity flagship phone but nevertheless, once you look beyond the unpleasant design choices, you are left with nothing less than a new beastly flagship! After comparing it to the already awesome OnePlus 3T, is it worth upgrading immediately? How about we settle that in this OnePlus 5 review. Design: Pretty much the earliest of the rumours were all about the new look of the device. Several models and renders later, we more or less a photocopy of the iPhone 7 plus. From the antenna lines to the dual cameras, we get a 1+ branded Apple flagship. I noticed that the camera bump isn't as pronounced on the OP5 as compared to the iPhone, but it's still sad that OnePlus couldn't keep their unique design language which we saw from the likes of the OnePlus One (still one of my favourites btw). The new flagship manages to be thinner than the predecessor, coming in at 7.25 mm at its thickest. It weighs pretty much the same in the hand. It does feel a tad bit taller than the 3T. Sadly there is still no water and dust resistance( IP certification) here. I really felt the need in the 3T and wanted it on the 5. Oh well, maybe next time, OnePlus. The power button is on the right above which there's the sim tray. It still takes 2 nano sim cards as usual. The volume buttons are on the left side along with the ever useful 'alert slider'. The bottom houses a USB type-C port, as well as an endangered port species: a headphone jack! There are two colors available: slate black and grey. No fancy gold or funky blue colors exist. The phone feels absolutely premium in the hand, and I personally prefer a metal back as to a glass back one, so naturally I enjoy this kind of a build. Display: The OnePlus 5 has the same 1080p IPS LCD panel as the 3T. Some people are disappointed and are frank tired of waiting for OnePlus AMOLED panels to get to flagship level QHDs. But this is a pretty great panel regardless. The colors are fantastic and are very well balanced on a standard RGB scale. The display gets adequately bright for outdoor legibility and has good viewing angles. It's kind of a bummer that a OnePlus flagship killer's display still remains "good", and not "great". However, the display glass feels a bit smoother to the touch on the OP5 than the 3T. Probably because it has 2.5D Gorilla Glass(GG) 5 on it, as opposed to GG4 on the 3T. Performance: It's difficult for me to say anything unexpected here. The performance and smoothness is the same gold standard of fluidity, that puts major flagships to shame. The OnePlus 5 feels exactly like the already blazing fast Oneplus 3T, only even faster! This beast is powered by Qualcomm's latest flagship processor, the Snapdragon 835 clocked at 2.45 GHz. The storage starts at 64 GB and goes upto 128 gigs. The base model has 6 gigs of LPDDR4X RAM and the 128 gb model has a crazy 8 gigs of RAM! This is the only phone on the market with that much memory on board. The Hardware is flagship killer material, as always. It has by far, the fastest fingerprint sensor I've ever seen. And the software has gotten even better. The OP5 runs on Android Nougat 7.1.1 OS with OxygenOS 4.5.0 on top. The software has incredible fluidity to it and reminds me a lot of the Google pixel and the htc U11. It's clean, elegant and functional which is how a good UI should be. There are some near improvements like an automatic reading mode inside apps like Kindle. This reading mode taes the screen to greyscale and not some hideously tinged yellow shade as before. It even uses faster UFS 2.1 storage, so new app installs and other things are done at incredible speeds. I'm very pleased with the smooth software experience and the God-like performance. Camera: Let's get to the main focus of this entire package, the camera. OnePlus has been growing a lot of hype around these cameras long before the launch. People expected a lot from them, myself included. And I'm happy to say, the OnePlus 5 delivers! The dual cameras on the rear are some of the best out there! The 16 mp main sensor has an f/1.7 aperture and the 20 Mo telephoto (2x zoom) sensor has an expectedly smaller f/2.6 aperture. The cameras can produce some great looking shots and there's also a portrait mode. Though the camera app is a complete rip copy of iOS, there is still a full on "manual(pro) mode". Graciously accepted and much appreciated, OnePlus! Thanks for leaving that in. Though the rear cameras do not have OIS, there seems to be a pretty good software stabilization on board. So 1080p videos look very smooth. 4k however, is a shaky mess as compared to its own predecessor! Front camera is the same 16 mp sensor with the same wide aperture. Selfies look great with plenty of light coming in from that sensor. The same awesome 1080p stabilisation applies for front camera video footage as well, which is one of the best ones I've seen from front facing shooters till date. Overall, the cameras are really awesome on the OP5 and will get the job done usually with great quality photos. Battery: The OnePlus 5 has a slighly smaller 3300 mAh battery, which lasts approximately the same as the 3T. You can easily get about 5 hours of screen on time, which isn't too bad. This phone will last well into the day for most users. If it doesn't, dash charge is still here to the rescue. You can top off up to 65\% to 70\% in a half hour, which is excellent! I have no complaints or concerns with its battery life whatsoever. Price and verdict: It goes without mentioning that the OnePlus 5 is an excellent choice. But as we've seen before, with every new 'flagship killer' of theirs, the price climbs a little bit higher. This time, the 6GB/64 GB model costs $479 and goes up to $539 for the 128 GB/8 GB RAM variant. It concerns me that these awesome phones are getting closer and closer to other flagship pricing and might soon end up chasing people away. I mean, what's the point of dealing with an underdog company with Ok-ish service, when you can spend about $100 more and get yourself a proper flagship, like the LG G6 or even the S8. That said, I still strongly recommend the OnePlus 5 over other flagships, simply because its still the best bang for your buck. I'm sure they'll improve their service chain in future and make it a better experience to own their smartphones. Owning a OnePlus device is not for the average consumers. It's for the hardcore spec junkies and tech nerds, who want the absolute best in hardware and a silky smooth pixel-like software under a decent budget. If being just an 'average user' is not your style, go right ahead and get yourself a OnePlus 5! I absolutely guarantee that you won't be disappointed.

    4.7 /5
  • speedoduel
    28 Jun 2017 via Lenovo TB3-710I
    power packed flagship killer at an awesome price but...

    one of the best flagship killers I have ever seen it has an awesome built quality and has an absolutely amazing performance. the 6-8 GB LPFDR4 RAM and 64-128GB storage make it a beast it has an amazing quick charge it's camera is pretty good too and performance very well when compared to many phones although I wish it had Optical image stabilization because so that the videos could have been smoother and and the camera is pretty noisy in night. even though the phone has an amazing built it design has turn pretty cliched and is has turned like many common phones in the market honestly I preferred the sandstone finish which the one plus one had also one plus has significantly increased the price of the without adding much features like there is no retina scanner, no waterproof housing, no taller aspect ratio , no stereo speakers, no modular upgrades and so well all these features can also be provided by nubia Z17 and it's almost 100$ cheaper than this so then you ask me why go for it? cuz it one of the best flagship killer for it's price with many features that may need in your all-rounder smartphone also it kinda difficult to find Nubia Z17 in many places. All in all it's great and I would recommend it to you if have the budget...

    4.5 /5
  • freddykrueger
    28 Jun 2017 via Galaxy Tab4 7.0
    oneplus 5

    great speed wigh zero lags,a great stock like android experience and good camera design for me didnot work that well though

    4 /5
  • kaushik09
    25 Jun 2017 via Moto G (4)
    faster like flash

    2.5 cuverd glass fill best game s and hevey use this smartphone is best display is good camera and focus best photos fill performance good

    4 /5
  • Yadwinder123
    24 Jun 2017 via SM-G610F
    overall an awesome phone with all the features that i wanted in it

    no lags no heatup dash charge helps me a lot the processor is fast and adreno 540 makes gaming a charm

    5 /5
  • Malvinshu
    19 Aug 2017 via Lenovo A7010a48
    Is it worth the price?

    This phone is more than just worth it, this phone worth every single piece of money you spend, look at my description. CLICK THIS REVIEW TO SEE MORE

    4.5 /5
  • maikka39
    22 Jun 2017 via OnePlus2
    Amazing Phone

    Amazing phone, great 1080p screen with an amazing camera. Best processor available at the time of writing with a near stock Android with some helpful improvements. The design is indeed a bit of a copy for Apple but better copied well then designed badly plus it still looks quite nice.

    4.7 /5
  • Anbu-asu
    22 Jun 2017 via Galaxy J1
    Fucking shit again they chose full hd display instead of 2k display.. And started to copy from other phones.. This phone is absolute shit

    Copy cat phone 😡 same specs as it's previous models poor display in this price range while there r many smartphones with 2K display below this price range.... And yeah it is an copy from iPhone 7 plus design.. We can expect any creative new designs from an Chinese company like this quality wise it's okay.... But in my opinion I don't recommend this phone to anyone... Go for one plus 3T it's is a way better choice than one plus 5.... I am absolutely dissapointed with one plus 5 I never expected this from one plus...

    2.7 /5
  • eichi99
    21 Jun 2017 via Redmi Note 4
    Why I still prefer Nubia Z17 over Oneplus 5?

    Nubia Z17 has same size, resolution, processor and RAM, dual rear camera, internal storage, but has better/unique design and coloring, and external storage. And it cost $100 less than Oneplus 5. Check it out! Oneplus should maintain its cost to performance just like their first Oneplus One. Every year their phones get pricey...

    4 /5
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