OnePlus had launched the Colette edition of the OnePlus 3T in India a couple of months back. Here is the unboxing review of the same
Oneplus 3 is a powerful phone at a very attractive price point. Smartphones listed on PriceMe with comparable features and specs typically cost a lot more and manufactures like Samsung, Sony and LG better take note.
Oneplus 3 comes with an aluminium case in a unibody design that enhances durability. It's powered by the latest Snapdragon 820 processor and is equipped with 6 GB of RAM memory.
The back camera has a resolution of 16 MP with optical image stabilisation, phase detecting autofocus and f/2.0 aperture. It records video in 4K resolution and 30 frames per second. The lower HD resolution captures 120 images per second. Image enhancing techniques like auto-HDR and noise reduction create crisp images under different light conditions.
The battery has a whopping 3,000 mAh. One of the most impressive features is the super fast Dash charge. About 60% of the battery can be charged in 30 minutes. Dash charge is developed by VOOC, which is a company related company to Oneplus. Please note that it's only Dash charge from VOOC that offers super fast charging.
OnePlus released the successor Oneplus 3T in November 2016.
Manufacturer: OnePlus
OnePlus had launched the Colette edition of the OnePlus 3T in India a couple of months back. Here is the unboxing review of the same
OnePlus 3 is the third flagship smartphone from the Chinese player, and here's our full review of the new smartphone
If you are the sort who likes to flaunt a phone, then the OnePlus 3 could be a really good option; It is stylish, but without being flashy; It is metallic, but without being blingy; This is a phone that understands the value of being subtle.
I don't want to go around nitpicking and will tell you that in the time I have had the phone, I have noticed no big issues; However, I want to make this statement with a caveat; The OnePlus 2 was a great phone till a software update made it lose whatever was helping keep the thermal footprint of the...
One Plus 3 is a perfect device combining powerful hardware at very affordable price and it might be one of best choice for a smartphone to buy around 27K.
Premium design; 6GB RAM; mute button; fast charging; AMOLED display; front camera
No micro-SD slot
OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei previously claimed the OnePlus 3 would conjure that same special feeling as the original OnePlus One.
Raw power; sleek aluminium build; good capable camera; Oxygen OS; still a bargain
Display niggles for some; no storage expansion; battery needs more stamina
On its third attempt at a flagship, OnePlus has finally figured out the winning combination. Much of what made the OnePlus 2 popular is still here - a sizable screen, solid hardware, great internal specs, powerful software, fingerprint sensor, good battery life and the Alert Slider, just to name a...
Excellent hardware and specs; Fast; smooth software; Good camera; Finally sold without an invite
Slippery body; Legitimate worry about software updates; No real "wow" factor; Sub-par vibration motor
The OnePlus 3 is equipped with a 16MP rear camera that's complemented with both optical and electronic image stabilization. There's also the option to go manual, with settings like ISO, shutter speed and focus at your disposal.
Truly premium design; Flagship-tier hardware at an affordable price; Beautiful Full HD display; Quick-charging battery
No microSD card support; No new major software features; Average camera performance
OnePlus has done it again, and this time around it seems that they've taken all the good things they did with the OnePlus One and stripped out all the bad things introduced with that phone and its successor.
Amazing build quality; Incredible; accurate AMOLED screen; Great VR experience; Top-tier performance; Top-end specs for a middle-tier price; Light Android skin with some nice added features; Unbelievably fast fingerprint scanner; Phenomenal camera; Dash charging is insanely fast; NFC
Average battery life at best; No sound adjustments like previous generations had; Mediocre external speaker; OnePlus has a pension for slow OS updates; no telling if this phone will struggle with that too
The OnePlus 3 is a sleek, powerful Android phone. That's unquestionable. But $400 is an odd price for a phone right now since it's outside the budget realm. Our Editors' Choice budget unlocked phone, the Blu Life One X , costs less than half the OnePlus 3.
Segment-leading benchmark performance; Long battery life; Good call quality; Sharp photos in good lighting
Lower-resolution screen; Some corners cut in network and Wi-Fi support; Low-light imaging isn't great
The OnePlus 3 has improved on its predecessor in just about every way. The specs have been improved, the design has been refined and the price is still just as attractive. If I had to nitpick, I could point out that although there's 64GB of storage space there's no microSD option to expand it.
Just months after the OnePlus 3 came out, it's being replaced with an updated model that offers better performance. For starters, the OnePlus 3T is one of the fastest phones on the market, thanks to its zippy new Snapdragon 821 processor. And now, post-update, it's also one of the longest-lasting.
Extremely long battery life; Front camera performs well in low light; Excellent performance
No microSD card slot; Only compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile; Dash charger doesn't work with all cables
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