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[ONE General] marvin02:
Well, I used the OnePlus One for 13 days and I am returning it.

I ran it stock, rooted for the entire time.

My observations:

The screen is very bright, but does not have true blacks.

The GPS worked very well for me (Chicago, Illinois, United States area), I used it for work heavily. I do not use wi-fi for location, only GPS.

Battery life was great.

In my area, on AT&T, LTE service was usually available.

The screen is not sensitive enough to touch, it sometimes takes multiple touches for a reaction, sometimes touches are mistaken for swipes. You adjust to this over time making your touch gestures more firm. It is not really bad, just noticeable when coming from other phones.

The capacitive buttons backlight is too dim and the touch area for them is too small. I prefer the capacitive buttons to on screen buttons.

The build quality was excellent and the phone is very attractive.

The wi-fi worked very well for me.

No yellow banding or dead pixels on my unit.

The dual speakers are loud and clear.

In the end I really did not feel like the One was an improvement over the LG Optimus G Pro with the exception of the dual speakers, brighter screen, and better battery life. The lack of good blacks outweighed the brighter screen for me as I read on my phone a lot and like to be able to dim the screen very low and read with white text on a black screen. The battery life in my LG Optimus G Pri is not as good as the One, but I can make through a full day of my normal use and the LG has a replaceable battery. I seldom use the phones speakers except for phone calls.

I have recently tried both the HTC One M8 and the Nexus 6 and would rate the OnePlus One higher than those phones. This includes factoring in price, which the One wins hands down. I like it better than my wife's LG G3 because the G3's screen is just too dim for me.
[ONE General] Hez L:
I loved my S3, it was hard to let go, but I've never regretted getting my bacon. I love this phone.
[ONE General] jackshot:
I had a nexus 4 and jumped right away to the opo..

The size of the screen was a bit frustrating at the beginning, but I got used to it, and I never looked back.. It's a monster..!
[ONE General] tricky1:
I will be jumping from the locked bootloader AT&T Galaxy S5 to the OPO next month.
[ONE General] klvnhng:
True enough.

5.5" is phablet size, so you're not going to get great one handed use, but it should be great for watching videos and games and browsing (really depends on how you use your phone).

The only thing I'm worried about is how I'm gonna fit the beast in my pockets! :P

Sent by carrier pigeon
[ONE General] xenix96:
A Belt bag is the solution for me and a tip for you :) did on note 2 the same.

Cheers
[ONE General] ajent:
Droid razr maxx HD.

Insurance replacement sends me up to date razr so I can't unlock bootloader. Tired of it. :mad:
[ONE General] NardVa:
Currently have the G Pro. Was looking at the G Pro 2. May now go with the Oneplus.
[ONE General] manlisten:
Nexus 4, because it's time.

Seriously though I like the prospect of better battery life and camera, two areas where the Nexus phones tend to fall short.
[ONE General] Edtothewords:
not sure yet if I will

but i might be switching from galaxy note 2/lg optimus g pro for Oneplus. Im stuck between getting an Htc m8, galaxy s5 and this tho. I love the idea of having a waterproof phone that has ridiculous battery life but I also dig having 64gb on board storage for $350 soooo... choices choices
[ONE General] thefiqs:
bb nexus 5 :cyclops:
[ONE General] petiha1:
It's funny because I have the HTC One M8 and there are comparison pictures with the OnePlus One on Engadget... They are the same size, the only difference is that the M8 has curved sides.. I find the M8 not big at all after moving from the M7...
[ONE General] hello00:
the oneplus one is slightly bigger than the m8 so it wouldnt be a problem putting it in ur pockets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zspna5dw5lo
[ONE General] The Jack of Clubs:
http://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/OnePlus-One,HTC-One-M8/phones/8603,8242

its taller and wider, but thinner, and they weigh about the same.
[ONE General] Zyphur:
None until they prove themselves, which will be hard to do considering they blatantly lie to the potential customers in order to make more sales.
[ONE General] mannu_in:
I will sell my Nexus 4 and will buy this one...and hopefully I will keep this phone for another year and will switch again..
[ONE General] kirdroid:
Will buy this as a back up phone since it is anyway cheap :)
[ONE General] FuMMoD:
Back up phones are the best! Saved my rump so many times. Glad to have a few back ups.
[ONE General] Ramone360:
Will be doing the same
[ONE General] crian:
Gonna jump from my Nexus 4 to the OPO because it got better specs and is cheaper than the Nexus 5.
[ONE General] steve0.adams:
I will be coming from a Galaxy S2 Skyrocket. Great phone for being as old as it is. Currently runs DU 4.4.2 kit kat. But it is starting to die, sim card reader not reading all the time. So it must go. I live in Guam and all phones seem to be full price with or with out a contract. SO getting a high end phone for half as much as the rest sounds amazing. Hope i can get an invite.
[ONE General] bacchus258:
I will be coming from the Samsung Galaxy S3 on Sprint and moving to the 64GB OPO on T-Mobile.
[ONE General] SliinQ:
I am jumping from my Xperia Play to the OPO. Wanted to get a Nexus 5 but after I heard of this device I was sold.
[ONE General] joel_sinbad:
Well, currently I have a LG G2, and I will sell my phone to have this one!
[ONE General] KingBeike:
Nexus 5...because of the better hardware and the crazy batterlife...and could sold my nexus for 310€ and bought OPO for 299€ :)
[ONE General] cjd1712:
I switched from a Galaxy S3 International Version. Got tired of it. Needed more RAM

Best decision ever !
[ONE General] alxndrs:
Was looking to replace a Note 2 with more than 2 years use, thought of getting the note 4 or the Fire phone when it was effectively $89, but glad I ran into this phone and crossed fingers I don't want to have to use their customer support.
[ONE General] rtoussaint:
Previous phone was a Galaxy S3 intl. Still getting used to the size of the OPO, but she's a beauty!
[ONE General] wardrop:
I moved from a HTC One X. The thing had quite a few issues, not least the poorly engineered wifi/bluetooth/gps antenna. To add to the list, volume rocker was finicky, integrated microphone had compatibility problems (i.e. no audio recording in snapchat), poor battery life, sluggish. I was also not a fan of HTC Sense, mainly because it introduced bugs and didn't offer any valuable enhancement over stock android. Although almost anything would have been better than my old phone, I am so happy with my OnePlus One. It's actually better than I expected. Love it!

On a side note, it's nice to only carry about $400 AUD in my side pocket. Never liked the idea of carrying around a ~$800 computer in my pocket.
[ONE General] moe6:
I came from a Nexus 4 as I pretty much shattered it over a week, first breaking the rear and then the front of the screen. Replacing the screen + rear housing + battery would've put the parts cost too close to the used value of the phone where I'm from so I opted instead to upgrade to the OnePlus One 64gb.

The battery life on this thing is a monster coming from the N4! I actually really wanted the LG G3 but the OPO's battery life won out in the end.
[ONE General] Jonasf90:
I sell my Xiaomi Mi3 to buy OnePlus One 64gb
[ONE General] HarpO_74:
Well I just got the one through the no invite deal and I'm ditching my Note 3 for it. The Note was great but Knox is just a nasty thing that Samsung have done, so I'm going to a phone I can do what I want with.
[ONE General] Chikko:
I hade a g2 before my one. I jumped away because... I wanted a larger screen.
[ONE General] force70:
Ive got a note 3 and 4 and knox hasnt prevented me from doing whatever i want with either device? No reason it should. A locked bootloader is a diff story.

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3 or 2
[ONE General] Vekhez:
Nexus 5 and Moto X 2013, got the OnePlus One brand new (from Oppomart :rolleyes:) for a heavily discounted price after they stuffed one of my orders up, so I decided why not get the 64GB OnePlus One and treat myself from my 16GB devices that all have 0GB free.
[ONE General] nomboly:
Jumping from a Motorola RAZR i because it is totally destroyed right now. Baterry has about 60% of full capacity screen has huge burn ins, both speakers are damaged, and the palstic is open on one of the sides making it very vulnerable. Sold it in argentina for about 130usd and got a 64gb OPO. Awesome phone...
[ONE General] BryanHR27:
I had a Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo Duos (a really really tiny device) because someone stole my Nexus 4, it was awful, the battery, the little screen (I have big hands) and it was always laggy, so when I got the OPO I was really happy, I was missing the feel of having a good phone, so I am happy as f*ck :D :D :D :D
[ONE General] OldDroid:
I switched from Nexus 5 which just had a slightly smaller screen, and i like big handsets, so i spent 300 bucks and sold my Nexus 5 for 230 ;)
[ONE General] OrrPenn18:
You, I guess, have the N9005 version. We folks here have the Exynos version for which development is almost nil. Closed source GPU, no CM support (official or unofficial) makes it a PITA for even stock ROMs to progress.
[ONE General] waiters:
How is this phone still relevant with the one plus two coming out soon?
[ONE General] gsmyth:
It's still got similar or better specs than the majority of flagships out there. Until the follow up arrives THIS is still oneplus's flagship. It's still a bargain for a solid, customisable good looking device.
[ONE General] force70:
Not n9005 but snapdragon yes.

EXYNOS dev is nill as you said, go with a snapdragon variant.

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3 or 2
[ONE General] glovesave:
Sony Z3, constantly running out of ram and it will not Suncrest properly to my car.
[ONE General] its__mark:
First of all, hey! This is my first post in this forum.

I'm jumping to the OPO from an iPhone 5. Why? Because I fancy the features of android > locked down iOS. I've been iPhone since I owned phones, iPhone 3Gs followed by an iPhone 5 but now I just fancy something a little more, 'free' :)
[ONE General] tsiguel:
Hey, I'm coming from an HTC Desire S, so almost the same device I guess? It is interesting how most people here come from recent high end devices, I'd expect for the price point of OPO for this thread to have older or lower end devices dominating but I guess I was wrong.

Same as DHD, Desire S (Still!) has a great community support in XDA, gone from 2.3 all the way to 4.4.4! There is a lollipop ROM now testing although it still isn't daily driver material. But the device is old and does not cope with even the regular communication apps. The OPO is great, handles everything I throw at it and looks good while doing it!
[ONE General] L0X0R:
I made the exciting jump from iphone 4s (quite broken and worn out) to the new OPO.

Not only is the battery life better, but the bigger screen has been a joy to get used to.

The freedom and general look of the device just feels so much more comfortable that iOS, it's been great =]
[ONE General] scottx .:
I had a Nexus 5. Before that I had a Nexus 4, Galaxy Nexus and so on. I still have and love my Nexus 7.

My Nexus 5 had bad signal problems. It would fail to send SMS and could hardly ever get data. It had bars and signal but really was dead slow or wouldn't work at all. Tried everything. (I was out of warranty when it got where I couldn't hardly use it) I gave my 4 to my father and he loves it. I bought them all new from Google and I'd own a Nexus 6 if it didn't dost 2x what my new OnePlus costs.

I absolutely love this phone. Its everything I could ever ask for in a phone... Well once I get a wireless charger in it. I've had it since Thursday. I'm very happy with my $313 investment.
[ONE General] versatilias:
Nokia Lumia 1020

pro

- camera - the camera on this is beast!!! takes awesome pix/vids... and clear sounds too for the vids...

- layout - i prefer the layout within the apps as compare to their android/ios counterpart. love the swipe left/right for the different pages within all the apps... it's like facebook app...

- home screen - instead of horizontal paging left/right one page at a time on android/ios, i do prefer the verticle infinite scrolling...

con

- app selection - missing a lot of apps... cant blame them... android was the same at the beginning... // maybe i'll head back to windows phone if their app selection gets better

- slow OS updates // i blame att for this... omg... really hate how long it takes to get anything done!!! // with android... can always get the latest roms and flash right away...

- no root/jailbreak // not very customizable... might even be more closed than ios... since ios can at least be semi customizable after jailbreaking...

i'll still be holding on to my L1020 though... will continue to use it for taking pictures and record videos at concerts...
[ONE General] sonygoup:
Moto G, really liked the g but I wanted to get a flagship device and this is a really solid phone
[ONE General] Vekhez:
The Two is delayed till Q3 apparently.. We are a month into Q1, we have a ways to go before the Two yet
[ONE General] Moxie136:
Galaxy Nexus, because it is old dog slow.

This oneplus is my first new phone with good specs.
[ONE General] samjeba:
LG 4x to OPO

LG 4x was good but had issues with battery , so upgraded to OPO as it has best spec and price ratio.
[ONE General] luvk1412:
Moto e

But still lack some money for one plus :p
[ONE General] Zeus20:
I did a bye one m7 which was having wifi connectivity issues.
[ONE General] Ryoncz:
I sold Nexus 4 and I want buy Nexus 6. However screen size and price is too much for me. So I was looking for some newest product with LTE, WiFi ac, big battery and nice price. Oneplus one is the best solution for me ? Love my phone ?
[ONE General] greekunit690:
Said bye bye to my note 4 and haven't really looked back...didn't have enough development for me to stay. I love my OPO
[ONE General] Guardian10:
Father lost his Samsung S2. I gave him my Motorola Droid RAZR HD (XT926) and bought this beast. :victory:
[ONE General] rayturner:
Why I switched

I've had a Galaxy 4s for nearly 2 years.Overall, I really liked it except Knox, Back Strap(?) and Samsung's idea of privacy. I also wanted a larger phone. I bantered between a Galaxy Note 4 and Nexus. Value ruled the day and One Plus jumped in to the head of the line.
[ONE General] Rd. Vortex:
Coming from Galaxy S4 since it has had a shattered screen for past half a year or so. Repairing the S4 would cost approximately 200eur and One is just 100eur more than that. Also on OPO you don't have Samsung KNOX bs and unlocking the bootloader is as easy as on a Nexus. Seems to have great development and official support from SlimRoms.

This time I'll make sure to have a proper case for my phone before actually using it as daily driver.
[ONE General] cantthinkofagoodname:
Mako

From a Nexus 4.

I destroyed the screen once, and 2 months later again. I fixed it myself the first time, but I thought twice wasn't worth the money. I was waiting for the Nexus 6 to be released because a 5 isn't that much of an upgrade over the Mako.

nexus 6 turned out to be a huge disappointment for me. It was too bulky, way too expensive, and performance isn't that great despite it's Snapdragon 805.

That's when I came across the OPO. This phone absolutely has EVERYTHING I wanted:

-Great support from developers (I'm addicted to flashing ROMs and Kernels)

-Snapdragon 801 chipset combined with 3GB RAM(!) (I play 3d games, like to switch between apps fast and I love hours of tweaking to get that few extra points on ANTUTU :p )

-Nice screen (Not only full HD, but the colours are also really nice without looking artificial/unnatural)

-Beautiful design (Nice clean design with an awesome unique "sandstone" back

-64GB ROM (My Nexus 4 never had enough storage for my awesome Drum&Bass collection)

-Nice camera (Was never interested in photography until I got a phone with a good camera)

And all this for 300 EUR! Do you read this GOOGLE?

I couldn't believe it at first and was a bit skeptical. They must have saved on something? Well after a week of use I can't find a single thing that makes it look cheaper than it's rivals which cost usually two times as much.
[ONE General] jitin02:
I had Nexus 5 and Note 2. SO i decided to sell the old guy (Note 2 ) and keep nexus 5 and get oneplus one. so now i have 2 beast . Outta which nexus 5 is rooted and running cm12 and 1+ is unrooted stock
[ONE General] mysteres:
Coming from s2plus... I give it to my mother girlfriend cause she had galaxy mini.

Oh and I love to mod so opo was the best choice
[ONE General] psuedodevil:
Coming from dragon (Xiaomi Mi3) to beast (OPO)

Both are fantastic devices. I gave my dragon to my friend as he wanted it too much & own OPO.
[ONE General] Meuuks13:
Falcon to Bacon because i could!
[ONE General] djpharoah:
Came from a note 4 to the opo. This is my fourth one and thankfully it doesn't have the screen touch ghost issues the others did. I find the opo to be a better nexus type device than the nexus 6.
[ONE General] Mr.Seth:
Gt-I9100 ( S2 International ) to OPO, bought it in july, i couldn't be happier!
[ONE General] olekbg:
from N7000

Switched from "ancient" N7000 (galaxy Note 1) .Love it.
[ONE General] Techimplant:
Switched from an iPhone 5s. And I am really happy with my decision. Was thinking of going for iPhone 6 but when I saw the reviews of OPO, I was certain that I will be buying this only and finally managed to get hold of an invite [emoji3]
[ONE General] stupendousredman:
From HTC HD2 to OPO.
[ONE General] pnut22r:
Coming from the N5 / Nexus 5.

I really like it, the only two drawbacks are size and weight. But I'm only a few hours in. Everyone else says those dislikes fade fast. Otherwise it's a beast. I do love everything about it other than the mentioned drawbacks. It's basically a Nexus 5 on steroids. And I can see how it's better than the Nexus 6 because of the software additions.
[ONE General] emptyragnarok:
I have 3 devices but opo is favourite ? I got nexus 5 htc one e8 and opo..
[ONE General] stemalo:
replacing my wife's iPhone 5 32gig with the One+ One
[ONE General] tetakpatak:
From Galaxy S1 (i9000)

Its flash memory will die soon, otherwise I would use it much longer (I had on it: Eclair, Froyo, GB, ICS, JB 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3, all KitKat versions and even LP alpha Omni 5,0.2)

OPO has state-of-the-art hardware with beautiful design, no other phone of this quality level has such low SAR value (just above 0.2 W/kg, as good as my i9000)

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
[ONE General] 3xeno:
Coming from a Nexus 4, but I still haven't made the switch entirely (Primary SIM is still in the N4) yet because I nearly dropped the OPO on Day 1 because of its size and thin dimensions. I would have imagined that it would be normal, and I would get used, but still finding it difficult adjusting to the ergonomics of this phone. Also, the camera, while miles ahead of the N4, is not as good as the spec sheet suggests (IMX 214, 6 piece lens), and no OIS means any shot unless in perfect light will have some blur.

Don't get me wrong, its still an awesome phone, especially given that phones with same spec sheets cost at least twice the cost of this phone (My primary reason for getting this in the first place), but yet to completely adjust to it. Hopefully it'll be sooner rather than later. One thing is for sure though, my next phone won't be as big. :p While I may get used to the screen real estate, ergonomics are still important for my use cases.
[ONE General] tetakpatak:
[MENTION=3276537]3xeno[/MENTION] OPO's photos in RAW format are awsome, but keeping very calm without OIS is a must. Even OIS has limits in opposite way.

I was used from Note 2 to have even bigger screen and wouldn't go back to smaller screen anymore. Saying this, I admit that I am a two-hands-user.

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
[ONE General] dreezz:
I am planning to give my 8gb first generation moto g to my son when he's turning 12, and having the chance to buy something new...

OPO it probably will be!

Can't wait! Moto g had been good, except for the camera and little space, but the OPO seems to be a huge step up :)

Any chance prices will go down in the coming months?
[ONE General] force70:
I would think when the one plus 2 comes out the price would drop but who knows when that will happen.plus...dude its already so cheap lol..well compared to a note 4 or nexus 6 anyway.

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3 or 2
[ONE General] tetakpatak:
It will never drop down. When OPT lauches, OPO will simply get out of stock.

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
[ONE General] force70:
Lol...yep that could be the case also

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3 or 2
[ONE General] MrColdbird:
Me and my wife's phones died more or less around the same time and we needed replacements that wouldn't rob our bank accounts clean.

A flagship device for just 300 euro came as a welcome addition then... :)

So yeah, only reason was the specs and the price.
[ONE General] dreezz:
I guess, since this is the first OnePlus, you can't know this for sure?

The price is still great, but I would :crying: if I buy it and it goes on sale 2 days later.
[ONE General] tetakpatak:
Since years I was following prices of the flagship devices. While overpriced tags by Samsung, Nexus etc allow some reducing, there is hardly any space for going down from 300€ as the OPO isn't overpriced.

There are no devices on stock, there are now still more people interested in buying an OPO than the factory can produce. Therefore don't expect to get it ever cheaper. I don't want to kill your hope, but it isn't realistic to be expected.

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
[ONE General] MrColdbird:
The OPO is the real Nexus 6 if you ask me, cheap, good specs and nice third & decent first party support.
[ONE General] naveenkumarj999:
Hi guys im from india. Im very glad for having opo. I have used sony xperia z ultra and i like my ultra very much. But you know when i know saw opo 1st time... You know ...i felt in love with opo...especially when we talk about the specifications and the best price. Everything is perfect in opo...with awesome quality.... Finally one day got my opo and itz really awesome experience handson...loving my opo.... Thank you.
[ONE General] daryllh:
Just purchased 64gb 1+ last night in the open purchase window. I'm coming from a Note 4 on ATT. Didn't mind the size but the unlock able bootloader and excessive amounts of Samsung / Att bloatware was horrible.

I miss tweaking my phone.
[ONE General] olethebole:
Coming from a Galaxy Nexus, which just broke (flash memory, like many others experienced) after 2 years and a month, and annoyed that the GNex never had a stable official release. I hope that my 1+1 will last long with an always actual and stable firmware.

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[ONE General] force70:
no offense but thats kind of on you for buying a device that you knew was locked down tighter than fort knox (pun intended lol).

pick up a Tmo note 4 and no lock down

..easy solution and pretty much mandatory for guys like us who like to tinker :thumbup:

the OPO is killer for the money but by no means in the same league as the note 4 in my opinion anyway.

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3, 2 or S3
[ONE General] pifsworld:
I've gone from the nexus5 to the oneplus and I've now gone back to the nexus 6. But I will keep my one plus and my iPhone 6p I just like new phones and good design I think I've got the top three phones of 14/15
[ONE General] saturdays:
From Sony Z Ultra and Nexus 5 to 1+1
[ONE General] hidroela:
From att note 3 to this boy. Hopefully will be in my hands tomorrow. Miss the freedom on flashing rom on my phones.
[ONE General] pedaler:
I came from the Galaxy Note Edge to the OPO and I'm glad I did... Battery is so much better not to mention I don't have the annoying lag from the Samsung bloatware...