Phone is living up to my expectation. 128GB storage made my life so much better - no need to keep deleting or spend time deciding what to store of dump. I like the fingerprint sensor for access. Camera is awesome. Screen swipe to change between still and video capture makes one hand use so easy.

IIt is really fast; <br>An excellent camera; <br>Very good product

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OnePlus started talking a big game before its first phone even came out. The company's attitude can be irksome, but the OnePlus One turned out to be very good thanks to a combination of high-end internals and highly customizable Cyanogen software.

Design The aluminum frame looks and feels very high-quality; though perhaps a little boring; Camera It's a totally capable camera for the price with good detail and accurate colors; Storage 64GB of speedy UFS 2.0 storage; General performance The Snapdragon 820 doesn't get too hot and apps load...

Display The color calibration doesn't seem very good; and you can see some PenTile artifacts at 1080p; RAM 6GB of RAM in this phone is mostly a marketing gimmick; Battery The OnePlus 3 squeaks by with average battery life; but OP used a smaller battery this year than it did last year; Alert slider...

I love this phone. Moving from S and Note Series was not easy but Samsung doesn't offer u anything extra apart from some UI modifications for double the price. I m really happy usung it from 10 months now.

Bought mine through contract a year ago but love it so much I'm writing a review. Pros: - BATTERY LIFE is excellent thanks to the included 'Dash' USB C charging cable and plug, charing time is also the best i've ever seen on a phone and I've had many different smartphones.

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

Update : OnePlus has confirmed that the OnePlus 3 will get Android O before the end of the year. But if you want an even bigger upgrade you're in luck, because the OnePlus 5 is now available. Third time's a charm, right?

This phone has more features comparitivily to same phones at this price.

820processor & 6gb ram & 64gb rom; Finger print Extremely fast; Slimmer nice to hold; More gestures; Descent camera; Cheap rate

Heating effect,only during playing games; Battery standtime is poor; Poor gallary view; Memory card not supported; Over brightness

OnePlus has replaced its OnePlus 3 with the 3T, a souped up model with a faster CPU and an updated selfie camera. Read our OnePlus 3T review for the full lowdown The first thing I did with the OnePlus 3 was stick it in a case: I didn't want a repeat of the mess I made of the metal-backed HTC One M8,...

High-quality build; Very good heat handling; Excellent value; Solid camera

Inconsistent battery life doesn't impress day-to-day; Innaccurate display colours

Flagship killer might be too ambitious a label for the OnePlus 3T, but even as the priciest OnePlus to date, it remains value for money.There's still plenty to admire, and it's definitely one to consider if you're happy to negotiate its occasional shortcomings.Of course, we'd like to see...

Premium build; Fast performance; Decent battery life with fast charging; High-res music support; Clean user interface

Audio and video performances lack some subtlety; No microSD; No waterproofing; Low light camera performance could be better