OnePlus X, Hands On (Video)
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Seth Colaner
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This is the OnePlus X, a midrange smartphone that complements the unique company's line of upstart flagship killers by delivering a $250 option to the mix. We recently had a chance to spend some hands-on time with the new handset at an event in San Francisco. You can read our in-depth report on the OnePlus X here, but we also have a hands-on video for you to enjoy. (Who doesn't love a little eye candy?)
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canadianvice It looks very nice, but my only qualm is with the battery life.Reply
Is it good? Is it bad?
I need to know, because if those extra 230mah make a difference, this is my next phone to upgrade my veritable nexus 4. -
tommyjr98 I love taking pics and video, but the 30fps @1080p will not look smooth. The Galaxy 5 has 60fps and can be gotten for the same price with the same processor I think. The S5 also has a removable battery which will make it easy to replace. I'm done with pulling apart phones...pain in the but and they never go back together well. That's probably my fault for getting thrown off a horse with my phone in my pocket!Reply -
alidan Reply16862468 said:I love taking pics and video, but the 30fps @1080p will not look smooth. The Galaxy 5 has 60fps and can be gotten for the same price with the same processor I think. The S5 also has a removable battery which will make it easy to replace. I'm done with pulling apart phones...pain in the but and they never go back together well. That's probably my fault for getting thrown off a horse with my phone in my pocket!
the s5 also costs 600$ for less than half the price, ill take 30fps over 60... may not like it but ill take it. -
ssali27 God damnit OnePlus you really do love that invite system.Reply
You had a massive chance to take on the Moto G and others but you still insist on throwing up that artificial roadblock. -
scolaner ReplyIt looks very nice, but my only qualm is with the battery life.
Is it good? Is it bad? .
We couldn't exactly run a proper battery test at the event. :) But when we have that data, we'll share it. -
canadianvice Reply16865951 said:It looks very nice, but my only qualm is with the battery life.
Is it good? Is it bad? .
We couldn't exactly run a proper battery test at the event. :) But when we have that data, we'll share it.
I may get it anyway. It's an upgrade to the N4 in every dimension, and technically my battery "lasts".
One question, since you did get hands on, is it unibody metal or plastic? I want to know because that affects my ability to add a qi receiver. -
scolaner Reply16866412 said:16865951 said:It looks very nice, but my only qualm is with the battery life.
Is it good? Is it bad? .
We couldn't exactly run a proper battery test at the event. :) But when we have that data, we'll share it.
I may get it anyway. It's an upgrade to the N4 in every dimension, and technically my battery "lasts".
One question, since you did get hands on, is it unibody metal or plastic? I want to know because that affects my ability to add a qi receiver.
Friend, the answer you seek lies here: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/oneplus-x-midrange-smartphone,30440.html
Tl;dr, the front and back are glass, and there's an aluminum strip running around the edges. The European version replaces the glass back with that ceramic back. I'm guessing from your username that you're a Canuck, though, so you'd get the standard glass version...