I have a OnePlus 2 - Exclusive hands on!

[dragosoft]

I'm starting become a fan of the One Plus, might be the next phone for me. I don't mind the look of it either.
Thanks for pics!

 

[Fedway]

Here is a link for the invite list: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...net%2Finvites%3Fkolid%3D3YLOUE&token=BTIYap1J

 

[Fedway]

Here is a link for the invite list: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...net%2Finvites%3Fkolid%3D3YLOUE&token=4LJXa7KX

 

[Issac_Jong]

Really looks nice, looking forward to a more detailed review.

 

[shubham6300]

OP, how does the aluminum design feels? Is it better than One?

 

[smooth4lyfe]

and the screen is QuadHD right?
hows the display quality? Cosidering it is LCD, does it matches up with G4 to some extent?

No, the One Plus Two only has a 1080p screen
I personally don't think its worth it when compared to the other flagship devices

 

[JCott2]

Man, it looks a bit of old fashioned with sharp edges.. the wood trim doesn't really help lol

 

[jasonmcd1]

Nice looking phone. Also cheap

 

[jasonmcd1]

How does it feel in the hand

 

[Phoenix_Ignition]

The slider button is for controlling notification interruptions.

 

[deuxcv]

i'm gonna go out on a limb and say that the oneplus2 will have nfc and wireless charging when all is said and done.

my guess is that it will come in the form of upgrade back covers so they can make $$ for those that want it and still keep the phone price low for those that don't. there is an electrical contact on the back that in my layman's observation might could support these add-ons.

this will make give them another opportunity to make a marketing/company blunder and recover, and in this case come out as the company that listens to their customers and can make quick changes unlike big companies.

i also think that the second sim slot as sd/sim swappable might rear it's head again as an update.

the nfc chip costs less than 5 cents for manufacturers. there is no sound reasoning to leave this out. i can not fathom the decision to omit those things except for the marketing buzz of adding in at the last minute (or even "unlocking" the feature a month or two down the road) in response to customer interest.

the ceo just keeps saying both of those things are bad user experiences and their (early adopter, techie) customers didn't want it. weak and bs answer, only giving more support to my theory.

this theory is in complete character with their past stunts. on the surface, seeming bumbling idiots, but in actuality, brilliant stunts gaining them incredible amounts of media buzz.

mark my words.

 

[claireabbot99x]

Can you perform a durability test on it? Try dropping it from 3-4 feet.