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Posted by John

- October 20, 2015, 14:28:10

It is worth noting oneplus two may of use the lower end of snapdragon 810 as a cost saving measure. In cpu manufacturing not all chips can be binned at the same frequency and all production is subjected to normal disturb union. Likely oneplus got a good deal with lower end product and mask it with underclocking.

Posted by Carlos Polanco

- September 29, 2015, 21:32:26

You're amazing!!

Posted by JM

- September 29, 2015, 06:56:23

Pretty accurate review. For me the biggest Cons would be no Micro USB support camera/video software need some bug cleaning also the speaker is not the loudest but sound cleaner than previous Gen. For OnePlus One owner thinking or waiting to jump ship I would say this is not a huge upgrade this is more like upgrading your Iphone 6 to the 6s. Some nice upgrades but nothing that's going to blow your mind. Now if your a huge fan (like me) of build quality better build quality and those awesome backs and have some money to burn I would say is a nice little upgrade. But this phone is not a flagship killer I got mine phone with a custom back for 412.00 (including Tax and Shipping) with 400 I can buy a LG G4, Samsung GS6 for maybe 50 more bucks, Moto X 64gb for 80 bucks more. So this phone is not a bargain as people make out to be if you don't get an invite theirs plenty of choices equal or better.

Posted by buzuc

- September 05, 2015, 08:07:05

Very good review with tons of data/bench and objective approach. Far better that most like/don't like paper on perception/individual tastes.

Thanks for that !

Posted by Redaktion

- September 02, 2015, 01:39:31

Fine tuning. The second smartphone from the still young Chinese company is once again a strong package. There are many small improvements, but the design evolved as well. A current Snapdragon and even a new operating system are also included, but it is still not a flagship killer.

http://www.notebookcheck.net/OnePlus-2-Smartphone-Review.149481.0.html