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
The previous OnePlus phones were plagued with many problems -- battery, overheating, crashes and more. It wasn't enough that the phone was based on the OxygenOS, allowing users a lot more control and customisation.
Top notch specs at an unbeatable pric; Powerful smooth performance; First in India with 6GB RAM; Clean user interface; Camera better than average; Light; slim; and easy to hold
Uninspired copy-cat design
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
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.
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IIt is really fast; <br>An excellent camera; <br>Very good product
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Previous OnePlus smartphones have claimed to be "flagship killers". That's still not quite accurate, but the OnePlus 3 is a very good smartphone priced at less than half the price of top rivals.
all-metal; great fingerprint sensor; good screen; fast charging; good cameras; excellent notification slider; dual-Sim with dual standby; cheaper than rivals
no removable battery; no expandable storage; slow charging from non-Dash charge power adapters; screen low res for VR
Fantastic value; Gorgeous design; Good camera; Loads of storage;
Non-expandable memory; Camera bested by, well, the best;
2016 Flagship Killer. That's the tagline that OnePlus used for the 2015 OnePlus 2 , a claim that in hindsight seems ridiculous. Sure, the OnePlus 2 was a decent smartphone for the price, but it wasn't the best phone of last year, let alone this year.
Excellent value; Fantastic metal unibody build; Impressive Snapdragon 820 and storage performance; Great 16-megapixel camera with OIS; Runs stock Android
Limited quick charging support
OnePlus seem to have been in the news quite a lot recently, and this time it seems to be for all the right reasons. No over the top, morally and ethically questionable campaigns or events this time.
Despite being only a couple of years old in the Indian smartphone market, OnePlus has a rather strong foothold in the arena, all credits to its debut "flagship killer" smartphone, the OnePlus One.
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Non-expandable storage
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