OnePlus 2 User Reviews

Overall User Rating
Build quality
9.4
Camera quality
8.1
Performance
8.7
Display
8.9
Battery life and charging
7.8
Rating breakdown (out of 10)
User reviews
9

Best phone I ever had!

Phone owned for less than a year

By far this is one of the most successful budget phones, if not the best one..
Great build quality, very good display, very good camera, smooth-as-silk performance..

My only complain would be the size (a little too big), and the updated software which didn't installed 100%, and created some minor problems

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6

Worse then Oneplus one

Phone owned for more than a year

Very disappointed because Oneplus one is a flagship killer and i now i have Oneplus two like a baby phone get to treasure it so i can use it throughout the day otherwise it will cry and dead on me for no reason.

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10

Awesome!

Phone owned for less than 3 months

Come on guuys! This phone rocks! You get all the power and features of any other flagship with half the price. Well there is no NFC, but 90% of the world does not use NFC yet... there is no SD card support - but it has 64 GB memory, why'd anyone need more? The phone feels and looks great, is awesomely powerful, does not lag, the camera is very decent as well, the fingerprint sensor works fast and reliably.

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8

Very good phone but its too big and bulky.

Phone owned for less than a year

I loved the design and the design tempted me into buying a bigger phone, I have enjoyed the phone but it is too big and will be replacing it again soon, probably with a z3/z5 compact, I love the unique look and the performance.

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9

best value phone

Phone owned for less than a month

great phone, build quality is amazing. the camera takes good pictures. best battery life in a phone ive ever had. if you want a budget smart phone this is it, you can't beat the specs for the price. no nfc but who cares? i dont trust android pay since phones get virus so easily.

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9

CLASS APART IN THE PRICE RANGE

Phone owned for less than a month

Simply amazing device. The review here on PA doesn't do justice to this device. Its a well built, premium looking piece of tech. I was planning to buy XIAOMI Mi5 but they're taking a lot of time and then I wanted Note5 but didn't wanna spend that much cash so I went with OnePlus 2 and couldn't be happier. I will update this review after few weeks.

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9

Amazing phone if you can get an invite

Phone owned for less than 3 months

A really good phone can handle anything you throw at it with ease.The AnTuTu benchmark i did with my phone gave me score of 63694.If you manage to get an invite for this phone do not hesitate this phone is easily worth the money.The only downsides to this phone are there is no NFC(I stay in India so android pay is going to take a long time to implement so not a big deal for me) and there is no quick charging.The USB type c cable while future proofed offers no increase in Transfer speeds but makes sure that you carry your charging cable with you everywhere you go.The camera is good but it problems taking picture in low light.The top right corner of the phone heats up but it is not unbearably hot but you can definitely feel the warmth.The SD 810 handles tasks with ease and 4GB RAM and a light oxygen OS results in lag free experience.No bloatware is on the phone bear in mind i am using the international version.The Finger print sensor is extremely responsive

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9

It's GREAT!!

Phone owned for less than 3 months

The phone is great!
Great build quality, good performance. No major issues.
I've upgraded to this phone from the Oneplus One and I'm not dissapointed. The 2 is better in almost every way except for the battery.

I haven't used the Dual-Sim since I don't have 2 SIM cards

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9

OnePlus 2 Is Good To Go!

Phone owned for less than a month

Despite Phone Arena's review, the software updates that OnePlus has provided, some 2 weeks before the review was posted, have mitigated many of the cons that were cited. Additionally, this phone provides more for its user than a user typically demands, disregarding that there's no NFC.
For a phone that's $329-$389, this was an easy buy for me.

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