Would you trade your current phone for a OnePlus One?

[Almeuit]

I really like the sound of this phone but I'm not sure if I'd make it my "daily driver". I plan to discover some more about it soon and decide if I want to nab one as a second phone to mess with...

So what about you? Would you drop your current phone for this one or simply get an extra toy to play with? .


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[Golfdriver97]

It definitely wouldn't be a bad phone to have as a secondary device.

 

[erwaso]

I love my Optimus g, but I'm due for a new phone. Waiting for the G3 official announcement, but the one plus looks tempting. Although I'd still wait for user reviews before pulling the trigger on it.

 

[ectoren]

I'll wait for the reviews, but pricing is pretty good. My current driver is the LG G2. If you look at the OnePlusOne and the LG G2, aside from the back button, they have the same look and feel. Externally, style wise, there wouldn't be much of a major change.

 

[dpham00]

If they come out with a Verizon version for free on contract then I would pick one up.

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[Tom Westrick]

Yes. I'm going to buy it, then sell my Nexus 5.

 

[Citizen Coyote]

I was excited until I realized this thing is only slightly smaller than a Samsung Note 3. I have big hands but I am not a fan of big phones, so this will sadly be a pass for the time being. Plenty of other good phone announcements in the coming months.

 

[rjl2]

Waiting for the G3 official announcement, but the one plus looks tempting. Although I'd still wait for user reviews before pulling the trigger on it.

This. I'd like to see how it fares in the real world before making a final decision.

 

[thebizz]

I'm going to get this phone. Other than the size this seems like the least compromised phone this year. And factoring in the price I think it will be killer.

 

[tcm1969]

The only thing that's giving me pause is the size. My N5 is perfectly sized and I don't know about moving to a device that's the same size as a Note 3. I guess at $349 for the 64g I'll just "try it".

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[adriandb]

I'd have to see and hold it first. Might be too large. I love my M7, but this thing looks sweet.

 

[eazyweazy3]

Absolutely. I'd get rid of my Note 3 in a heartbeat for it.

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[vicw926a4]

I wish it was smaller, but assuming it is built well and performs as expected, I would trade my current Galaxy Nexus for it in a heartbeat. I think I can adjust to the oversize.

 

[yfan]

Yes. I'm going to buy it, then sell my Nexus 5.

This is my current plan too. I feel like I'm cheating on my Nexus 5!

 

[Tom Westrick]

This is my current plan too. I feel like I'm cheating on my Nexus 5!

I kinda feel the same way. But this fixes literally all of my complaints about the Nexus 5, and I may end up breaking even after selling. It'd be silly not to

 

[Jdane07]

Just picked up a Z2 which I'm loving, so not right away.
Possibly down the road though. It certainly is an intriguing device.

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[worldspy99]

I am tempted but want to see if they bring out a Two later this year that is 4.7 to 5" in size, my hands are not that big

 

[yfan]

I kinda feel the same way. But this fixes literally all of my complaints about the Nexus 5, and I may end up breaking even after selling. It'd be silly not to

That's where I'm at. The only reservation I have is that T-Mobile is about to convert a whole bunch of 2G-only Band 2 areas to Band 2 LTE, which the US version of the Nexus 5 supports but the OPO does not.

 

[cgardnervt]

I won't know until I see some real life reviews. Hype means nothing to me sadly! However it looks pretty nice and for the price it might be hard to beat.

 

[sunrat39]

I have a note 3, so if the one plus one reviews are great then I might sell my phone and get the 1+1.

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