OnePlus managed to make a great phone at an even lower price, but in this case you absolutely have to settle.

Great screen; Simple software; Good performance; Great value

Weak camera; Below average battery life; Glass back is slippery; Poor AT&T compatibility

The third smartphone from OnePlus recently came to market and plenty of consumers are likely to have the OnePlus X on their shortlists of possible device purchases. With this in mind it's time to check out a OnePlus X review that outlines the phone and might help you to decide whether it's the right...

Since its first launch, OnePlus has successful in marking a strong position in the market with its smartphones (One and Two). And this time, the China-based smartphone maker decided to present something special for the mid-income buyers- a phone encased in an all sumptuous metal and laden with...

Idyllic Design; Decent Camera; Bright Display; Good Performer; Competitive price

Hybrid SIM Slot restricts 2 SIM usage with SD card; Average Sound Performance; Suffered a bit from Lags while Gaming (Racing Games

OnePlus had recently launched the X smartphone in India. The OnePlus X is using the same hardware that was/is used on the OnePlus One handset. It's the Snapdragon 801, outdated, yet quite powerful. But what makes the X unique is the design.

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Handsome; minimalist design; Vanishingly small and light for a 5-inch phone; Oxygen OS is an attractive take on Android

Slippery to hold; No fingerprint reader or NFC; Mediocre camera; Lacks proper LTE support in United States

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. With its stylish design and faster speed than its rivals, I was ready to buy into the OnePlus motto to "never settle."

The OnePlus X is one of the best budget phones of the year, but its limited LTE support make it a crapshoot for US customers who want high-speed data.

The inexpensive OnePlus X is fast, beautifully designed and has some nifty customizable features.

The glossy handset is slippery and has limited compatibility with key LTE bands in the US.

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 .

The inexpensive OnePlus X is fast; beautifully designed and has some nifty customizable features

The glossy handset is slippery and has limited compatibility with key LTE bands in the US

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.

stylish design; fast SoC; expandable storage; decent speaker; good battery life

sleek surface; card tray stiff-running with card; no USB Type C; no NFC; sluggish micro-SD slot; no 64 bit SoC

Has OnePlus managed it AGAIN?

Great design; Cool customisation

Juddery performance; Poor low light camera

After having released its flagship killer OnePlus 2 back in August, OnePlus recently released the OnePlus X in November. The OnePlus X is the first mid-range smartphone offering from the stables of the Chinese OEM OnePlus.

Slippery; Fingerprint magnet; Capacitive buttons are not back lit; Average camera; No NFC

Low cost; Great design and good build quality; Great performance; Battery will get you through the day on average usage; microSD card support