The new Chinese upstart company has finally launched its second flagship Oneplus two on 27 july claiming it to be 2016’s flagship killer.
The features of the phone are great like a 13 MP Rear camera with laser autofocus, OIS(Optical Image Stabilization) and Dual tone Led flashlight, a 5 MP front camera, Android lollipop 5.1.1, fingerprint scanner, 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM and a Snapdragon 810 processor, and a massive 3300 may battery.
I have used this phone for a month before writing this review. The device is performing good as it should with 4 GB of RAM but as expected the heating problem is still present in the device. Though it’s not as much as it was in the HTC device. The company’s own oxygenOs has some good customization options but still it’s little bit buggy. But most probably, that will solved with future updates.
The battery life on the device is also not soo good. In fact I’m quite dissatisfied with it. It only had maximum of 4 hrs of Sot which is low in comparison to the size of its battery. But if you are a normal user it will easily run for a whole day.
The camera on the device is also good. Both front and the rear.
But wait, here comes the main part. Con’s of the device. Overall features of the device is great but still it missed some important flagship features like quickcharge support, NFC and a microsd card slot.
So at last for this device we can say that it is a flagship device as it provides really great high end flagship features for just 25, 000 Rs. But its not at all a Flagship killer as it misses some necessary Flagship features.