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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Z51:
I like it a lot. Feels like an iPhone 6S plus an HTC had an affair and this is the bastard child lol. Love it.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] jenil1428569:
Premium design and quality, bad protruding camera.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Abercrombie1234:
I definitely agree - the phone does have very premium looks. Of course, somebody could say that the current Galaxy models are easily a class above this phone in looks. But, in and of itself, the OP3 is quite satisfying to look at. And, compared to others in its price range, it definitely holds it own. Overall, I would definitely give this a thumbs up in the looks department.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hikarugo:
Metal>glass. It may not be as premium as the s7 edge, but it definitely is more premium than the standard s7 in looks
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Thot Ctrl:
All metal body, nice finish. Only qualms are the camera bump. Also because it is so thin and sleek it is quite slippery leading to usage of a case (sigh). But the phone looks very premium. I just don't get to show it lol
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hp13:
very well said it!!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] nikhil.agrawal:
the phone is extremely pleasing and premium to hold and look at. the only issue i personally feel is slippery ness of the device but i feel the same about pretty much every metal body phones. It's extremely well crafted as well. just love the plain beauty of this device.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] laughingcloud:
Beautiful, but 'tis a slippery beast.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] H@wK11:
Oneplus 3 is love ?❤
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Equi1:
Its definitely premium looking phone. For some reason I like the antenna bands wich most people seem to dislike. At least with the iPhone. They make the back a bit less boring looking. Although wish they had proper styleswap covers like in OPO and OP2.

I kind of dislike how the camera is big and bulky and has kind of a contrast against the thin metal body of the phone. In my opinion it doesnt fit that well. It isnt a deal breaker for me of course, I can always put a case.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Bidiminished:
+ All elements (speakers, buttons, SIM tray, microphone, etc) are in line

+ Good home button shape

+ Good detailing on the alert slider

+ Simple black bezel, not like those old tacky Samsung phones

+ Subtle chamfers

- Corners rounded with horizontal bias. WHY?

- The squircle camera shape

- The antenna lines are asymmetrical: not the same distance from the top/bottom of the phone

- The middle antenna line is thinner than the other two

- Both antenna lines are too close to the top/bottom of the phone

- The top and bottom bezels are not the same length

Overall, the OP3 is the most generic looking phone of 2016: pseudo-premium aluminium build, imperfect design and nothing crazy. It seems like OnePlus tried to make the phone look different by changing small things like the corner rounding and the slant of the top and bottom sides but to me it just makes the phone look worse. It doesn't look as matured, sophisticated or refined as the Note7, 10 or XZ but it's not an visual disaster like the G5 or the old Galaxy S3.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Tb3csm:
I agree with some of what you said. I recently purchased the gold (white face) OnePlus 3, and it's really a thing to look at. Really nice looking phone, with some inspiration from Apple and Samsung, as well as HTC. The phone's design is nothing extra special I agree, but I wouldn't call it generic. That's being a tad picky. Every company has their style and OnePlus' is quite subtle. The reviews on xda forums are what I looked at as a customer before I purchased this phone. To anyone out there contemplating buying this phone, you won't be disappointed in the design. It's good. Durable and strong. The camera bump on the back protrudes a bit and the sides are kind of sharp (like the galaxy s6 edge), but I use a case so it's not bothersome at all ( I even remove the case sometimes to get a feel of that sexy beast directly in my hand).
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] null0seven:
I wanted HTC 10, but i got OnePlus 3 for 300 euro, almost new.

Metal case it's very nice, good build. I like the most, the square corners. For example HTC 10 it's very rounded on corners .

I like the phone because it's slim. It's a little big for pocket, but with 5,5" screen, that's it. Weight it's normal for a big phone with a metal case.

It is a Premium phone with Good Price!

I'm very pleased about it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] flashingrom84:
I love the looks so much. The back kind of reminds me of the iPhone 6 / 6S. Build quality is really surprising too considering the price imo.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Shashank_Tiwari007:
Love the sleek body.

I get annoyed when someone hands me over a Samsung or Moto:rolleyes:

But the camera bump is a bit of a problem too.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] solocesarxd:
with the oneplus cover sandstone it looks awesome because the bump on the camera is annoying without it
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 3 feels in terms of quality. A higher rating indicates that it feels premium and high-quality (attention to detail is high, manufacturing defects don't exist, etc).

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] @work:
Stress test videos are out.

https://youtu.be/8PZ8W_g6Vvk

#shameonhuawei
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] el5arsawi:
thanks for the video :)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tnttrx:
very good result!

congratulations on this, OnePlus!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] lordred12345:
I think I prefered the sandstone black, but getting a dBrand skin now so :P
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] grobbins89:
Love the look and feel of this phone. The build quality is top notch and right up there with the bigger companies handsets. Got the rosewood/Kevlar case for it as well which imo makes the phone feel way better in hand, more grip and slightly thicker sides make it easy to handle I find.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] bassbrick15:
Only had this phone a week and there are sooo many hairline and mega scratches on my screen. I decided that this would be my first no screen protector phone and I really regret it. I baby my phone so much but i guess the GG4 isn't that scratch resistant.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] stebsgb1:
I dropped mine today. Face down onto concrete.

Not a mark on it!! The Black Apricot cover had a few marks on it on the corners but it did its job and because of the wood grain finish it's only noticeable under close examination.

Have ordered a new case though and my old one is on eBay UK. 99p reserve if you want to search for a bargain ;)

Mods. Delete the link if this is against the rules? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252462114972
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tobasium:
I think the quality is very good. It feels like an expensive phone.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GeneralDisaray2:
Honestly, one of the most underrated features is the ceramic home/fingerprint reader.

My friend's much more expensive S7 has a plastic button that already has scratches on it and feels very cheap vs ceramic.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dmeerpa:
The build quality of the screen is poor, very poor.

2 days ago my OP3 slipped from my pocket when I was sitting in my car when opening the door. It felt on the asphalt from not more then 60cm / 23,5 inch on its back, and the display was totally cracked over the hole surface. My other phones like Sony Experia ZL, HTC One M8, Samsung S6 Edge have felt very often on the floor and never had any problems. Except for my Galaxy S6 Edge, that felt from the 1st floor, hitting multiple steps to end on the tiled floor . But even then the damage was a lot less then what I experienced on my OP3. It had just some cracks on the side.

The damage I got on the OP3 after such a little hit is inacceptable for Gorilla Glass 4. Or there is an error in the production process that causes the glass not to be as strong as it should be, or it isn't Gorilla Glass 4.

My Samsung S6 Edge has also Gorilla Glass 4 and the kind of damage and cracks are not the same structure as the one on the OP3.

PS. I will try to upload later today an image of the broken OP3 display.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Fir3blade:
Gorilla Glas is scratch resistant, not unbreakable, I am sorry for you, but you don't understand what GG is standing for...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dmeerpa:
First of all I didn't say it should be unbreakable.

But this is a copy paste from the site of Corning.

The sick feeling of dropping a phone and breaking the screen is all too common. Which is why Corning's top scientists performed thousands of hours of tests to understand how and why glass breaks when dropped. Then we developed a way to deliver dramatically improved performance against drops on rough surfaces. How dramatic? In*lab tests, Gorilla Glass 4 withstood such drops up to 2X better than competitive glass designs. And our drop tests are the toughest in the industry, conducted on rough surfaces that best approximate the real world of jagged streets, sidewalks and parking lots.*So when your whole life is on your device, help protect it with Gorilla Glass 4.

And my experience and that of my others is that the OP3 screen is to fragile compared with other phones using Gorilla Glass 4 and even 3.

And it is unable to attend what is said on the Corning website.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ondraok30:
Hello!

Every my phone I had cared with super love so I had never damage any. But OP3 slipped from my pocket at exact same situation like you have described -when i get in or go get out from my car. And it is crazy to say but it happend to me 4 times with no protection on phone at all :crying::crying:.

Once time it felt even on rocks on display. And I happy to say, that screen is still undamaged just there are few scratches on stock plastic cover and also there is few scratches on sides but very minor. So maybe i was lucky or your screen was faulty..
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Abercrombie1234:
I just got this phone today. I am really loving the look and feel of this phone. It is quite slim and lightweight, which makes it feel quite delicate but in a good way (not in the fragile sense).
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dmeerpa:
A faulty (batch of) screen(s) could be possible since multiple persons are complaining that there screen has broken to easily.

But in that case OnePlus should do something for its customers. Because now I lost all confidence in the build quality of the display.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GeneralDisaray2:
If that's really what you're *****ing about, you should take it up with OnePlus or Samsung as Samsung makes almost all AMOLED displays on the market.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dmeerpa:
Look this is a topic about the build quality of the OP3. If you like it or not, but my experience is that the display is to fragile for Gorilla Glass 4, and I'm not alone to experience this.

It's not my job to take it up with Samsung or even Corning. That's the role of OnePlus.

And yes I will open a support ticket. But we all know this will probably have no impact.

So some or maybe all OP3, have a fragile display.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GeneralDisaray2:
*drops phone no case* complains online about how bad the quality is. Much logic.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] dmeerpa:
Look man laugh as much as you want. I had a lot of phones and none were fragile. They even didn't have Gorilla Glass 4. For me the endurance of this screen is ****. And yes I have the right

To write down my experience and my feelings about it. You can call it complaining online. If that makes you happy.

We will see the day your screen breaks after a hit from 1feet high.

I have tested the display of my S6 edge by hitting it multiple time on the corner of the table. I needed 11 attempts to Crack the display that already had some damage on the side. And the force I needed to break it was enormous

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] danxtian:
damm you sure are careless for dropping phones so many times
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Scorer15:
I like the cold feeling the metal brings in the morning
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] kelalawar:
Asuhar
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] charackthe:
My girlfriend dropped my OP3 three days ago to the cold hard ground... Screen popped off from the frame and I just clicked it back in. That is literally the only thing that happened after that drop. I had a clear silicon case on it but thanks to that case and the plastic layer between the frame and the screen, nothing bad happened! 10/10 in terms of durability. I gotta say though the phone looks freaking awesome without the case even by today's standards.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Please, no "that's what she said" jokes. Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 3 feels in-hand. A higher rating indicates that it's comfortable to hold for long periods of time, even in one hand. Resist the urge to say "TWSS" just now. Seriously.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Kalone:
It's a little bigger than I expected.It's thin and feels good both in hand and in my pocket.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tnttrx:
is it slippery without any case?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] K.A.:
Definitely. I've had a couple of scary moments already where it almost slipped out. But you get used to it.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tnttrx:
so, I'll have to order some dbrand for it, at least... thx.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] upload57:
good size and good weight, it feels good in the hand, just that the screen is very close to the edge, I still have not used.

a word on the power button, too sensitive for my taste
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Bradl79:
i agree its light and thin, but it is slippery and i have also had a few scares too, i am going to get a dbrand skin and hopefully that will help
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
Too big and slippery, but feels great. I'm gonna buy a case though
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] xukaiteo:
It is relatively comfortable with 2 hands. But one hand operation is a little tricky. Especially when pressing the hardware buttons.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GeneralDisaray2:
that's what she said
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Sledge2013:
it feels comfortable...a bit slippery, but i use this:

http://de.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs...2687355767.html?spm=2114.13010608.0.68.oJxzZY

it's fine for me
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hp13:
feels good in hand but its definitely slippery at times.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] tobasium:
A little bit slippery but I use always a case to protect the phone and so it is OK for me.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Abercrombie1234:
Overall, it feels quite good in your hand - quite lightweight and comfortable. In regular use though, you may find it somewhat slippery. Also, using the phone may require both hands at times. Single hand use is difficult some of the time. It reminded me a little bit of the LG G3 in terms of the feel and usage - though I had a leather back on my G3 (so it wasn't slippery at all).
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] laughingcloud:
I would've liked a slightly rounded back better, less slippery.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Are you comfortable in your own skin? Is your phone comfortable in its skin? Rate this thread to express how you deem the skin on the OnePlus 3. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it adds just the right amount of features, it's visually pleasing, and overall it's additive to the experience. If this is a Nexus phone (you didn't think we hand-wrote all of these prompts, did you?) then use this rating to indicate how the latest version of Android looks to you.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] svetius:
I keep telling people that the only thing better than stock Android is OxygenOS. It has a small handful of helpful features, like button customization and dark mode, to make using the phone more pleasureable than even a Nexus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ruun666:
For me stock Android is the worst. Zero personalization. Oxygen OS has some tweaks but this is still not enough. I've flashed Ressurection Remix on the first day :)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
More customisation than stock Android, but less than CM. Love Oxygen OS !
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] biglilsteve:
It's truly the bee's knees. Wholeheartedly agree with [MENTION=2235607]svetius[/MENTION]. Much better to use than a Nexus. Love the gestures and button customization.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] nardustyle:
I'm really happy about software, I would like a screenshot gesture like my previous zenfone 2 ... that's it
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how well you can see the OnePlus 3's display outdoors. In case you've been playing Minecraft for 18 months straight, you might not known how to get outside anymore. Well, find the door and walk through it. A higher rating indicates that it has very high maximum brightness and thus fantastic outdoor visibility in direct sunlight.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Zegnalabel:
Any comments on how is the screen brightness for outdoor? I'm using Droid Turbo right now and I must say that it is really bad in screen brightness, so I guess OP3 would be an upgrade for me in this department. lol...
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mohitraj.raj:
Oneplus 3 has just an average outdoor visibility. Compared to Oneplus 2, I'd say, about 30% dimmer.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] mfasel:
I've tried many devices, had iPhone 6s and 6s plus, Nexus 5x and 6p, Samsung Galaxy s7 Edge and s7 and HTC 10. I'm not a fanboy of one over the other.

I have always really been attracted to OnePlus for their vision and direction. Loved the OPO, like the OP2 but really wanted NFC as I use apple pay and Android pay frequently and was thrilled to see the announcement of the OP3.

With all that said, my take on the display. OnePlus 3s display is pretty good and while it is dimmer than the Galaxy s7 and even the HTC 10 (at least in direct sunlight), there isnt a phone I have used that is excellent under direct sunlight. Would I like it a little brighter, sure but under normal usage, I'd say it's on par with definitely my iPhone 6s and my Nexus 5x. The others with their qhd displays are a bit more brighter and vibrant but battery usage was significantly worse for me than the OP3 and for that I am thrilled as this provides really good screen on time.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Sk.akram:
http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/themes/brightness-mode-widget-t3411633/page1

Follow this thread hope it helps you. :good:
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Koostis:
Is it just me, or does the brightness level barely change while in the 20-100% zone and drops dramatically when sliding down from like 5% to 0? Seems like 80% of the brightness level hides in the first millimeters of the slider.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] ruun666:
Outdoor visibility is on acceptable level.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
No visibility problem in sunlight.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hasenbein1966:
I made a bicycle tour this week, and I could read the display OK in bright sunlight. Of course when snapping photos one can't discern details or whether it's really in focus etc., but that's not necessary! All photos ended up perfectly OK and in focus.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Maggiefix:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch__nNH6ny0

Playing a lot of PoGo these days and switched from a Oneplus One. Its a huge improvement over the One and has an excellent screen reading in direct sunlight compared to other devices I had.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
Nice video thanks for sharing.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Köppchen:
Visibility is good compared to the OnePlusOne. But the visibility is decreasing because the number of visible scratches on the Display is increasing every week. I do not know why this happens, none of my earlier smartphones had scratches (most of them were Nexus devices), but the OnePlus three has many.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] t-shock:
I had my 1+3 on the beach today and I could barely read the text or see if the screen is on
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the OnePlus 3's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.

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[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] Angristan:
Love the black on AMOLED displays. Every pixel has its own backlight, so when it display black, the backlight is basically off, which result in a true black and very high contrast.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] drummerman:
Amoleds have true black. Pixels don't turn on if the 'colour' displayed is true black.

Any deviations are down to screen filters and glass used.

If a display has a gap between glass and amoled top layer some 'ghosting' can potentially occur if bright scenes mix with dark ones. This could have the effect of making certain parts of a screen appear slightly grey.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
If you're colorblind, please disregard this thread. Rate this thread to express how you deem the color saturation and accuracy of the OnePlus 3's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] praveenpc:
oversaturated

having come from xiaomi mi3 , i am a bit disappointed. find the colour bit oversaturated. can i change any settings?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] GokulVSD:
You can change the white balance, but that's about it. You should be happy because most other amoled screens are painfully oversaturated. I feel this is just the right amount.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] keaheng:
I dont know but does it look accuracy as LCD?I mean all amoled screen are pinky
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] js042507:
I agree. Most AMOLED screens, like Sammy's, are way too rich in color. This is the first display I've seen to hit it just on the mark. I prefer a little washed out/natural display, in terms of color balance. This phone has an excellent color pallete.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] edios123:
This phone was way way better whites than the Note 4 and 6P I had before.

However at low brightness Greys appear greenish. Very noticeable.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] HarrySteed:
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Yes, it's the best amoled!

(personal opinion)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] kaspar737:
Anandtech said this phone has the worst display they've ever reviewed.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] HarrySteed:
(personal opinion)
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] kaspar737:
Your personal opinion is invalid. The colours are as wrong as they can be.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] drummerman:
No. As per measurement.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] malek777:
I've never held a oneplus 3 and I've read the anandtech review but would average Joe notice? Most reviewers said it's good nothing outstanding.
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] hasenbein1966:
Unfortunately my Oneplus 3 has an unevenness in color display!

In the upper part of the screen, the colors become a bit more reddish, while in the lower part the tint becomes a bit more greenish.

This especially can be seen when turning brightness down.

Once seen, this can't be unseen and makes me very much think of returning the unit!

Is there anything else who has different hues in different parts of the screen?
[OnePlus 3 Real Life Review] okgnew:
Blueish

I don't like the blueish colours, oversaturation and small text rendering on my OP3.

Even colour temperature setting can't fully fix the blueish colours