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[ONE General] alnova1:
I see no yellow on the bottom of the screen. I love this phone and am now trying to unload my S5 on Boost. The feel and everything else is just great. Only had mine a few days and can't wait to get into more detail about the phone. Don't even care about rooting it right now and that was the FIRST thing I did with a phone if it was possible.
[ONE General] drakester09:
I'll keep this short and simple.

This phone has absolutely nothing to envy to any of the flagships I have owned. It's the best experience I had with a device.

I'm really happy with it.
[ONE General] ratchetjaw:
I agree this is a really nice phone. I do like the look and ergonomics of my g3 better but not enough to he using it right now. If not for the stupid invite fiasco this could have been a flagship killer for many
[ONE General] eksasol:
I decided to keep this device and use it as a home wifi device instead of selling it for profit. To me this is a good device for the money, similar to Nexus. There is nothing amazing about it imo, not to say it isn't good.

There are some software issues the device needs fixing. Low mic and google now volume that required root and modifying XML in the system to fix. And just some small OS bugs.

One of the main reason I won't use this as my daily driver, aside from the fact that it's too big for the purpose, is that the signal isn't very good. I get 1 bar to 2 bar at most in my home, while the Moto X gets 3 to 4. During a storm, the signal even dropped. That and coupled with the mic volume issue will mean not great calling quality. The WiFi signal strength is very good however.

As for the battery it's also average, I do think better optimizing of the OS can improve it. There is an issue of overnight drainage though. One thing I do like about the device is for some reason it charges very fast, I'm not sure why but generally a phone with this battery size generally don't charge as fast. In fact it charges so fast on my 2Amp charger that I don't even think VOOC charging is required.

I would say the build quality is average, nothing special but definitely better than any Samsung. You might easily damage the chrome trimming from drops or while trying to open the back cover. Also I have the yellow screen issue, but I'm looking forward for it to go away.

The camera seems very sharp with good lighting, but just like any phone camera, it will struggle in low light.

I think CM software still isn't optimizing the graphic performance potential of this device. I see stutter during (low bitrates) 1080p video playback and in games that are only slightly graphically demanding.

Overall I enjoy the device for the price I paid, especially 64GB for $350 is nice, but I wouldn't consider the device as innovative or amazing. In my opinion, the main improvement of the phone can from better software. CM need to fix lots of things, from the mic volume issue, to graphic driver perform, to battery drain issues and just small bugs. Once that is all fixed, it will be a very solid phone.
[ONE General] Chris123NT:
I have a Moto X and I can tell you that while the radio is slightly stronger than other phones, moto also toyed with the signal bar display to make it appear like it was getting a crazy good signal when in reality it wasn't. I should have my OPO soon and I'll be able to compare, if the radio comes in somewhere between my nexus 5 (crap) and my Moto X I'll be happy.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
[MENTION=3471859]F3L1XZS[/MENTION] You call the iphone 5s "best battery life of any phone"??? You just lost all credibility there. The 5S is known to have really crappy battery life.
[ONE General] Chris123NT:
Where the heck did I say anything about the iphone 5S? I can't even comment on that device since I've never owned one.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
Oh sorry dude hahahha lmao! I mentioned the wrong person.
[ONE General] F3L1XZS:
You've clearly not owned a 5S, and if you have, not for long. The 5S has an extremely great power consumption, small 4-inch screen, a power-sipping CPU, with a co-processor that sips even less power which controls stuff like GPS data and such. I once went about 3 days without a charger, with LTE. I've never seen an Android phone that can keep going for that long without having to turn off mobile data or something of the sorts.
[ONE General] salespalace:
[MENTION=3471859]F3L1XZS[/MENTION] I would get a replacement with that vertical screen fault. that's a damaged unit.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
I have owned a 5S 4 different times. Most recent was a month and half ago. I had a 5S on launch day. And i cant believe what youre saying here man. The 5S battery life is absolute garbage and by far the worst of any phone i have own in 2014 ( 5S,Note 3, G Flex, LG G2, S5, M8, Z2...) The 5S does not come close to any of those phones. It does charge fast and has decent standby time but once you start using the device, well, the new samsung ad is pretty right on point, you need to get to a wall plug real fast. This is a fact man, samsung wouldnt have made that commercial if it wasnt a known fact. And thats why i really cant believe you call it the best battery cause in actually it is one of the worst hands down. Maybe you havent tried the any of those android phones.
[ONE General] F3L1XZS:
Yep, that's what I was in the process of doing, but they're just stopped answering my tickets and told me it's a normal problem. Those who've been lucky enough to have their tickets answered haven't gotten anywhere either, so it's just all a giant ****storm.
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
I don't know what you were doing with your 5S, but I used a 5S for a week and I got phenomenal battery life from it.

Samsung would have made that commercial regardless of how true it is.
[ONE General] F3L1XZS:
That's pretty funny, about the commercial, since companies put wrong information about others all the time (it's called mudslinging). Anyway indeed I haven't tried any of the more recent Android phones other than this One Plus One, but from

MY

(huge emphasis on MY, experience, the 5S is better in terms of battery. There is no need to attack me without carefully reading what I've said. And I will say this and continue saying it, the 5S has an amazing battery, regardless of what others may say, I've had a great year with it,
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Here on XDA, if you own anything Apple or you say anything remotely positive about their products, you're literally Satan.
[ONE General] F3L1XZS:
Eh, my ex-girlfriends also believe I'm Satan so maybe they're right.

But lol, I hear you, people are extremely fanboyish about a specific product for literally no reason. I love Android, but when I switched from Sprint to ATT, the best phone at the time that i could purchase was the 5S. When the OPO was released and I wanted one, I realized I could sell my iPhone and buy the OPO and indeed I did just that. Pledging never-ending allegiance to a company is, in my opinion, not just childish but simply stupid. I've for many years flip-flopped between Apple and Android, and have had fulfilling experiences for both, but hey if people want to be close minded and "lel u n00b android iz t3h 1337 OS bc h4xx pleb-tier iSheeple" or "silly poor people with their Android phones, iPhone is the only real phone because it was a touch sensor and everyone copied Apple", honestly I let them be, they're missing out on experiences, not us lol.
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
This is precisely the point.

Many XDA users have this tendency to personify companies like Apple into this vague "guy they hate", and anyone who buys anything from "that guy they hate" inherits "his" qualities.

It's really irritating, and honestly, it's totally immature, but you move past it eventually and just start using the ignore button copiously.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
Im not attacking you in any way, apologies if thats the way you perceive it. But you did say that the 5S has the best battery of any phone, reread your post.

Im telling you from experience and trust me when i tell you that battery life is one of the things that i scrutinize the most about a device, and i have owned so many of them that i lost count. The 5S has one of the worst battery of all the devices i have owned in recent memory, no joke, no trolling. Its an awesome phone in my opinion but battery life? It absolutely sucks. Thats why i was saying that you lost credibility there cause i was kinda shocked when i read that.

And yes samsung can be a big troll company but that commercial is right on the money. Even IOS folks were laughing about it cause it is so true, and battery life is something IOS users are hoping to be much better on the upcoming iphone 6.

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Then you guys dont know what phenomenal battery life is, no disrespect. After owning phones like the S5, G2, Note 3, G Flex, M8....the 5S pales in comparison.

http://www.iphonehacks.com/2014/07/iphone-6-battery-life-display.html

And read the comments as well. Not to repeat myself but battery life on the 5S is really not good at all.
[ONE General] force70:
My wife has a 5s and the battery life stinks.

She has to carry a portable 2500 mah battery with her, its that bad lol

sent from Canada via my Note 3, Note 2 or One X +
[ONE General] treChoy:
The phone is silky smooth and lightning fast, and it's quite a looker. That Sandstone finish on the back is interesting, but boring. I plan on switching it with wood as soon as I can. My first impression of this phone was "Damn, that's a huge phone!" (I came from a Nexus 4). Now, I realize that even when using the capacitive keys, I can't get enough of the display. It's beautiful with the right adjustments. I can't go back to another phone with a smaller screen size. The phone just feels...natural in my hand. There is a slight yellow band on the bottom of my screen, but on closer inspection, it's actually from the backlights on the bottom dispersing light incorrectly. People with the Find 7a have this issue as well. Overall, very nice, very fluid, very solid build, fantastic upgrade.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
Thats true. But it does not apply to everyone. Youll be surprised that many XDA users use iphones. I do and i cant wait for the iphone 6. But here on XDA, youll also find many ppl that cant view other ppl points of view as well. Thats why many threads get closed because some think only their point of view is right.
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Maybe I should have made myself more clear; I don't give a damn what you or some commenters on some site experienced. I had fantastic results with the 5S and the only reason I stopped using it is because I'm more comfortable with Android than I am iOS.

Other points of view? You mean my point of view which is that the iPhone 5S does offer great battery life? So I'm guessing what you're saying is that you're one of those people who "cant view other ppl points of view"?

Get over it; I've used countless Android devices with small to large batteries and different manufacturers and all of that, and I can say that maybe there's one or two Android phones which gave me better battery life (The Xperia Z Ultra), the 5S consistently delivers great battery performance.

This is the part where you act like an adult and realize that my experience does not negate yours, and your experience does not negate mine. When you throw around accusations of others being "incorrect", you better be consistent about it.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
You talk about acting like an adult yet your post sounds very childish and defensive. If you dont give a damn what i have experienced then why quote my post in the first place? I wasnt addressing you was i? Your adult attitude would have been to just keep quiet knowing that you have enjoyed the battery of your iphone and move on. Thats what an adult would have done. If you wanna be calm and discuss then i am more than interested. If not then bye. We are off topic enough anyways.
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Wow, you really are irritating. Although I have a feeling you're not going to bother reading any of this reply, I'm going to post it anyway.

Really? The "adult" thing to do would have been to shut up and not share my experience solely because it conflicts with yours? That is just infantile; how old are you? The world does not revolve on you and your experiences.

...so you insult us for having an en experience different from yours, and I'm the one who is not calm? It boggles my mind how you can act so condescendingly on one end and then have such a high-and-mighty attitude on another. How can you not see your own hypocrisy here?

Let's break down what an actual adult would not say.

An adult would not say:

...so, because he mentioned his experience, he now has no credibility. Way to go, man!

An adult would not say:

Your experience does not constitute fact. I don't know why you think it does, but we've already established that somehow, the world revolves around your experience, not anyone else's.

An adult would not say:

I very much know what "phenomenal battery life" is. I am not 3 years old. I have tried many, many phones, and only a few offer me better battery life than the 5S did, consistently.

Keywords: I, me, my experience, my opinons. Has this made enough sense to you yet? Do you understand the difference between experience and fact? I'm super happy for you that you get better battery life from the phones you've tried, but deciding that someone who has a different experience and no reason to "lie" has no credibility based entirely on the idea that you didn't experience the same is arrogant, condescending, and flat-out rude.

Go on, tell me how I'm in the wrong here. I'll listen.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
[MENTION=788951]LiquidSolstice[/MENTION] You're right, i wont bother reading all that cause i really do not care. I understand you have your ego and pride that you want to defend but honestly you sound like a child man. Ill leave it at that since its supposed to be about the onePlus One anyways. Cheers.
[ONE General] SolarTrans:
I've found the camera to be quite good in my usage. Also, the speakers are the best non-HTC One I've heard by a fair margin :)
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.

Someone says they have great battery life on the iPhone 5S, you tell them they're wrong, they have no credibility, and you talk down to them like they're an idiot, and somehow, everyone else is a child but you. What a strange, strange world you must live in.

You either lack the intelligence to see what's wrong with that or you have too much of an ego to do so. Try to refrain from accusing people of not having any credibility going forward, will you?

Cheers :)
[ONE General] barondebxl:
You win. Back on topic thanks.
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Yep, that's what I figured. Can't handle being called out, decide to end it on your own terms. Just like a child. But since I stick to my word, I'm done talking about this.

Anyways, hopefully I can pick up this conversation again without being insulted; my personal standard (DISCLAIMER: Since this needs to happen, apperently, when I say "my personal standard" I am referring to my own experiences and not treating them like fact or trying to convince anyone else that it is fact) for great battery life are the iPhone 5S and the Xperia Z Ultra. With my usage, both were easily able to tackle two days of light to moderate usage and the 5S made it about half way into the third day and the Ultra, about a quarter.

From what I'm reading in the battery life thread, there are absolutely insane results from people saying that on the OPO, they were able to get 30 hours of total life and 8 hours of SOT. 8. I mean, I don't even know how that's possible, but I love the idea that such a large 1080p screen can eke out that.

With my usage patterns, it looks like I might just easily match that 5S and the ZUltra, and for $350, that gets me quite excited. The reports about screen issues do get me a bit nervous though. I don't really care about yellow tint since I'm not that picky about my screens and I don't often view pure white screens anyway, but having "slow pixels" is definitely something I'd notice (because from the looks of the picture, it almost looks like a smudge that you want to wipe away and then realize you can't).

I just hope by the time I get my device, all the niggles that the reviewers here have get worked out.

Congrats to everyone who's gotten their hands on one.
[ONE General] chobie:
[MENTION=4165826]barondebxl[/MENTION]

Do you prefer the OPO vs the Z2?
[ONE General] barondebxl:
I havent tried the OPO but i didnt like the Z2 that much. It has some serious heating issues.
[ONE General] rsa 329:
Got my OPO 2 days ago...spent the first day with 11s. I went with nightlies the 2nd, think i prefer the nightlies...Base is 4.4.4.

No yellow tint, LTE has no issues for me. Works great as a phone so far, screen size is quite awesome. I came from an N5 which I have owned since its intro (love that phone)...Franco is building for the OPO, so it's kinda reminding me of my N5 on a much grander scale. Seems quite snappy!!! Snappier than my N5, and that aint no slouch.

So, so far no problems, I think we are going to get along just fine! Not to mention, I am among very limited owners :cool:
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
I can very much agree with the heating aspect. Right after the Z Ultra, I tried a Z2, and there were definitely some overheating problems. I'd attribute it to a combination of bad kernel frequency management paired with the stupidly high conductivity of a glass housing.

Unfortunate, really, since the majority of the Z lineup is usually impeccably built.
[ONE General] barondebxl:
I love the design of the Z2, it has an awesome display too. Performance is quite good although not as good as the S5 and definitely not as good as the M8. But the heating issue was a real concern to me. When i received my Z2, i put my sim card in and started downloading my apps like i usually do and the phone got super nova hot right by the camera area. That threw me off.
[ONE General] tiny4579:
I wonder if it's worth paying a markup price on swappa for instance. I'd like to get it before my vacation but that doesn't seem possible unless I pay someone $500 for it.
[ONE General] F3L1XZS:
From one XDA member who owns one, definitely not worth it. The CS is horrendous, the phone has all kind of defects on the panels, and I feel bad for the sucker who will pay my $600 asking price.
[ONE General] SolarTrans:
I've liked mine well enough so far. Wouldn't have spent more than $350, but I like it better than the Nexus 5.
[ONE General] Yaotl:
I'm really liking mine so far. I have what I think is a dead pixel, but it hasn't bothered me at all. Haven't had to deal with customer service, but I also never had to deal with any manufacturer's customer service. I might have the yellow/glue issue, but again, it hasn't bothered me. Everything is really snappy, the hardware is excellent, and the cost is amazing. I would have liked to have an sdcard for the sole purpose of quickly putting music on it, but I'm fine with the internal 64gb.
[ONE General] gtg465x:
Just got mine. Here are my first impressions.

The screen is beautiful. Warmer tint than my Nexus 5, but not too warm IMO. My screen is slightly more yellow towards the bottom, but it's barely noticeable and doesn't bother me, and I'm picky about things like that.

The screen has some kind of responsiveness issue when tapping. It misses taps fairly often. Not sure if that's because the digitizer just isn't as good as other flagship phones or if it's a software / driver bug. I'm actually leaning towards a bug because the tap misses seem random and not related to how hard I touch the screen. The keyboard never misses taps, but oddly other buttons within apps occasionally do. This is honestly the most annoying thing about the phone so far and the only thing that has me worried about whether this will be the phone for me.

Cyanogen is still buggy and third rate compared to Android builds from larger manufacturers. I got a couple Google Play Services force closes when setting up the phone. And there are amateur mistakes in the software, like duplicate ringtones and notification sounds with the different names (long time CM issue, YEARS!), I saw one duplicate option somewhere in settings, some settings are completely useless and / or weren't thought out, which adds unnecessary complexity, camera app doesn't show the full preview of the picture you will be taking, etc. This device may have been better off with completely stock Android.

The phone looks awesome and feels very high quality in hand. It's not as big and unwieldy as I thought it would be either. I can still use it with one hand and it wasn't total size shock coming from a Nexus 5.
[ONE General] 26.2man:
Did you get yours from an invite or a reseller. If a reseller can you identify which one. Also a total price if you don't mind. I'm so far down the list on the OPO standing it will probably be 2015 before I got an invite. Could you also identify the model number you have as I have seen several on different reseller sites. Thanks!
[ONE General] dmarden:
I got it via invite, direct from OnePlus... Early supporter.
[ONE General] SolarTrans:
Ooh what member number? I'm 435 :D
[ONE General] dmarden:
Haha, not quite that early... 5092.
[ONE General] SolarTrans:
Still earlier than most I've seen ;)

I joined January 1st, and I think that's the day they opened the forums XD
[ONE General] salespalace:
my initial review - http://goo.gl/Z7p63G
[ONE General] gtg465x:
So I discovered a potentially serious bug in CM. The Settings app sometimes doesn't remember certain settings or reverts them to the default values. My ringtone and default notification sound got reset to the default values once and the double tap to wake option has turned itself on twice after I turned it off in settings. Who knows what other important system settings get randomly reset. It's a scary thought for sure. Also, Google Now has been showing me the "Good Morning / Afternoon! Here are your current cards" and "Google Now is always working for you" cards constantly since I set up the phone. I have swiped these away countless times, but they always come back. Usually these are only shown the first time Google Now is set up, so is it forgetting? I think there could be a bad bug in CM that causes database corruption or something.
[ONE General] jdk2:
Not trying to be selfish but let's hope it's a glitch in your software that a rest could possibly fix. My nephew has one that he got last week and it's performed without issue. And I just was playing with his phone and Google Now was working as expected.
[ONE General] drakester09:
That's very weird.

I'd try a wipe just in case, I had issues with Wifi connectivity and strangely the full wipe solved them
[ONE General] Mr Woolf:
Anyone else got problems with auto-rotate sticking in landscape? I'm hoping it's software related and not a problem with my device......
[ONE General] gtg465x:
I have confirmed that it is a bug in the current firmware. However, the CM team was made aware of the issue and has already fixed the issue in the latest CM nightlies, so the next OTA will have the fix.
[ONE General] eksasol:
I don't have issue with it being stuck but it doesn't detect position changes quickly. Sometimes I have to shake the device for it to rotate.
[ONE General] Mr Woolf:
That's probably a more accurate description of what happens on my device. Software or hardware I wonder....
[ONE General] barondebxl:
Does anyone think the OnePlus One is worth it over the M8?
[ONE General] kennypow3rs:
Yes. M8 is a great device. But it's mediocre camera and awkward tall design just wasn't doing it for me. I still have my M8 and I picked the 64gb OPO to be my daily driver. I'll probably sell my M8....

I'd rate the M8 8/10 overall and the OPO 9/10 because lack of SD Card slot.
[ONE General] rowbaggie22:
I did ask this in the noon questions but got no answer so just wondering does any1 know if there an option how 2 wake screen up if I have a text