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OnePlus One review: two good to ignore
OnePlus One are the words on every phone fanatic’s lips. Made by a new company that was later revealed to be wholly owned by Oppo, the OnePlus One is the best performing Smartphone in the industry at a sub-$500 price point. It beats Google at its own game by offering a Nexus competitor that is faster, offers more storage, is more beautiful, has a better camera and costs far less, to top it off.
Priced at US$299 for the 16GB version and US$349 for the 64GB version, the OnePlus One only has a few competitors that can match up to its price-performance ratio. Those are the Google Nexus 5 and the Xiaomi Mi3, the latter being a phone from a Chinese company with limited availability in Asian countries.
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