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10 years ago
OnePlus X
I was ready to crown the OnePlus X as one of the best budget smartphones of 2015. Compared to other $250 unlocked devices, it's more powerful than the Motorola Moto G , more beautiful than the Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3 and runs a more updated OS than the Huawei P8 Lite .
Pros:
- The inexpensive OnePlus X is fast
- beautifully designed and has some nifty customizable features
Cons:
- The glossy handset is slippery and has limited compatibility with key LTE bands in the US
10 years ago
The OnePlus X is a relatively compact slice of smartphone loveliness for ￡200. No, it's not the fastest phone in the world, nor is it the best in any category, but it's a good all-rounder.
10 years ago
OnePlus X review: the most affordable OnePlus ever
A budget phone in flagship clothing
Pros:
- High-quality build
- Expandable storage
- Elegant second SIM/micro SD tray
- Low price
Cons:
- Poor low-light photography
- No NFC
- fingerprint reader or Wi-Fi 802.11ac
10 years ago
OnePlus X review: beauty on a budget
OnePlus knows how to make waves. It did it with the OnePlus One, it did it with its invite system, but can it do it again with the low-cost OnePlus X? The OnePlus X looks great, but there's more to it than its appearance.
Pros:
- Excellent build quality
- Affordable price
- MicroSD expansion
- Great software features
Cons:
- Weak camera performance
- Average battery life
- 2013 processor
10 years ago
OnePlus X review
Continuing its whirlwind adventure in the smartphone market, OnePlus' smallest and cheapest phone yet is the OnePlus X. Here's our full and in-depth OnePlus X review, often referred to as the OnePlus mini. See also: OnePlus 2 Mini rumours , OnePlus 3 rumours and Best phones of 2016
9 years ago
OnePlus X Smartphone Global Version 16GB Black, Parallel Imported 1 year PB Warranty, Work with 2degree...
Thank you so much for the speedy delivery - the phone arrived safely at my front door in one piece. (well, several pieces but you know..). I found it very difficult to find the OnePlus X in black so I'm extra impressed.
10 years ago
Priced at just $250, a premium body and good internals make the OnePlus X quite a steal. Of course, OnePlus' infamous invite system does return, but small windows for open sales will be available, before gradually becoming free from requiring any invitations.
Pros:
- - Sleek
- accessible design - AMOLED display leveraged well via Dark Mode and Ambient Display - Performance still reliable
- even if not blazing fast - Return to microUSB port
- at least for now - Battery above average - Expandable storage - Great price
- makes it accessible for just about anyone
Cons:
- - Snapdragon 801 really showing its age - Lack of NFC
- wireless charging
- fast charging - Camera is inconsistent
- especially video - Software still needs polish
- somewhat buggy - Lack of LTE bands makes phone not futureproof in US
10 years ago
OnePlus X Smartphone Review
OnePlus' X is actually a well-configured mid-range smartphone at a fair price. However, it is combined with a bitter aftertaste seeing that the former OnePlus One high-end smartphone is superior to the X model in all aspects but its 64 GB version only cost 30 Euros (~$32) more.
Pros:
- stylish design
- fast SoC
- expandable storage
- decent speaker
- good battery life
Cons:
- sleek surface
- card tray stiff-running with card
- no USB Type C
- no NFC
- sluggish micro-SD slot
- no 64 bit SoC
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