"What phone should I get?" is not a question I hear as often as I used to. Most people have long since committed to an iPhone or a Galaxy, and anyone with a Nexus doesn't need my help. But a friend had just shattered his Moto G screen and wanted a cheap, good-enough Android phone.

A great price for the premium specs and build; Customizations abound; No more invites

Tends to overheat; The pre-applied screen protector is thoughtful but distracting; The budget phone field has gotten a lot more crowded

OnePlus has come a long way since the OnePlus One was released a little more than two years ago. Watching the trajectory of this Chinese startup is like seeing a child celebrity grow up, shaking off the demands of fame and maturing.

High performance; Premium design; Hard-to-beat value; Dash Charge is fast

Smaller battery than OnePlus 2; Underwhelming display; No microSD support

Since many years i am using android phones since from the android OS gingerbread. started with HTC phone and then google nexus and then lenovo and now one plus three. i had written review on nexus 4 and then recommended other than that now i am writing review on 1plus3.

Dash charging technology; 820 snapdragon processor; 6GB RAM; 16MP Camera; metallic design

Rear camera bump; non expandable internal memory

No phone gives you more for the money than the stunning OnePlus 3.

Superb value; no invitation; Beautiful metal body; Fast processor; 6GB of RAM; Fast charging; Camera takes great photos; Bright AMOLED screen

Not all 6GB of RAM is utilized all the time; No MicroSD card slot; Battery life isn't that long

Although let down by a few niggles, this is still a superlative smartphone that shows some of the big household names how it's done

Classy looks; Well-made; Bright screen; Fast; Do not disturb switch; Fast and accurate fingerprint reader; Tasteful and useful official cases; Very reasonable price

Odd screen issues; Not all of the 6GB of RAM is available for use; Merely okay low light photography

The OnePlus 3 is finally the gorgeous smartphone it should be with flagship killing specs at a crazy price. Here's our full OnePlus 3 review.

OnePlus is a relatively young Chinese company , which has managed to grab everyone's attention in a really short span of time since its inception in 2013. One of the star products was of course the OnePlus One , which offered the best of features at a very competitive price point.

The OnePlus 3T is a device that's stood on the shoulders of its predecessor to get ahead of the pack of top-tier smartphones on the market today. Instead of releasing an all-new smartphone, OnePlus has opted to chop their update schedule in two.

Pricing is still great; even $100 over OnePlus 3; Hardware is high quality; AAA production; Camera is amongst best in any smartphone; OnePlus supports ROM development; does not void warrantee for root; Display is top notch

No waterproofing; no dust-proofing; Phone's industrial design feels caught between safe and unique; OnePlus-made cases look cool; but offer little protection; Fingerprint scanner not quite as quick as Pixel XL or iPhone 6s/7

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...

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