Yes, the Oneplus X is built to impress, literally. The first thing you’ll realise when you pick the device out of the box is the super premium feel and weight it has got. Curved scratch resistant glasses, melting into a rim-limed metal frame give this phone one of the best looks for an Android device, admittedly making it slippery, but that’s okay with all the phones that use glass slab designs. I used it for a month ( and by use, I mean heavy use) before returning to my OnePlus 2, because I felt the 16 GB internal storage just isn’t enough for me ( neither it will be for most users! ) and if I added a microSD, I’d lose the dual SIM functionality, which I don’t want. Also, the camera is just average, and the processor- though fairly capable- is an year-old one.
That’s all I found problematic with the phone. Barring that, it’s all positives.
The near bezelless 5 inch OLED display is super dope, giving excellent colors that pop, deep deep blacks, great outdoor visibility and responsive touch.
3 GB of RAM helps the phone handle anything thrown at it.
The front facing 8 MP camera is the best 8 MP camera you’ll find around.
Battery life is great, thanks to that power efficient OLED display.
It’s a one hand friendly device, which I miss quite a lot these days.
The price. Come on, you just can’t beat it.