OnePlus 2

OnePlus launched its first generation last year which was loved by all. But not everyone was able to use it because of the invite system. Now 2nd generation i.e OnePlus 2 has been launched in India. The expected price of OnePlus 2 in India is around 25000.

Coming to its specifications it comes with 'Type C' USB Connector that allows you to transfer data at high-speed between devices and also it allows faster charging. It has 5.5 inch Full HD (1080 x 1920 pixels) resolution LCD display with Gorilla Glass protection.

About its performance, the OnePlus Two runs on Android OS v5.1 Lollipop and it features Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor with 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM that make its performance strong and allows you to run many applications at the same time. It has an internal storage of 64 GB which is big enough to store a huge amount of files, images, videos but this smartphone is a lack of removable storage slot.

OnePlus 2 sports an 13 MP Camera at the back side with dual LED Flash and 4K video. The 5 MP Camera is available for selfies and video calling. Battery capacity of OnePlus Two is 3300 mAh capacity, which is quite impressive as comparing to many other products. But the battery is still non-removable though.

The OnePlus Two also comes with a new type of fingerprint scanner that is much Accurate and Precise. On Comparing, this handset is found better than S6, HTC One E9 Plus and even iPhone's own Scanner. It makes your device more secure. You don't have to put any pin number or draw-pattern which people may notice and try to get access into your device. So new scanner keeps your info safe.

After all, the company managed to make a phone that improved on the already-excellent original in every way that mattered. The OnePlus 2 is a powerful, well-built device, offering the best blend of price and performance you'll find in an unlocked phone. The thing is, the version I tried is still haunted by a few pesky software issues that should be fixed soon. Maybe it's a good thing you haven't gotten your invite yet.read more →

The OnePlus One also had its problems, but at the time of its release it proved a respectable choice, if only because of its dirt cheap asking price.

With the 2, however, OnePlus raised the price, and though we're treated to supposedly better specs, the user experience overall is just not up to snuff. The software is filled with tiny bugs and is just slow, and we're not big fans of the new design of the phone, with its cheapo Sandstone cover.read more →

While OnePlus would like you to believe its marketing claims of being the 2016 flagship killer, in truth, the OnePlus 2 is merely another high-powered flagship phone that stands out with a price advantage. Don't get me wrong, though; it's still an excellent device and will give current 2015 handsets a run for their money, especially ones that cost almost twice as much.

While the OnePlus 2 probably won't be able to "kill" next year's devices, given how similar the features of high-end flagships are becoming, this phone will easily last you at least two years before you want to consider upgrading.

Again, while the OnePlus 2's main factor is that it's cheap, it isn't the only phone of its type in the market.read more →