OnePlus 2: Definitely beyond your Expectation

Last month, OnePlus officially debuted its next-generation OnePlus 2. Android fans couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw it. On paper, the OnePlus 2 truly is a flagship killer. The phone sports specs that match or even beat everything else on the market. And with a starting price of just $329, the new phone offers a mind-boggling value that is seemingly unmatched.
Now, let’s check it out.

It is simply incredible that the OnePlus 2 starts at $329. Inside and out, this handset screams “premium,” and it all starts with the remarkably solid housing. The metal around the outer edge of the phone looks and feels fantastic, and the interchangeable backs feel far more sold than most phones with swappable covers. It also has some impressive weight to it, thanks in no small part to the massive 3,300 mAh battery. Inside, the OnePlus 2 is powered by the latest version of OxygenOS. It’s based on Android Lollipop and it’s instantly recognizable — Android purists are going to love it. Beyond all the basics included in Lollipop, however, OxygenOS sports a host of features that let you customize your phone without the need for any third-party apps.
Speaking of the system, OxygenOS also includes some very useful additions such as unique gestures and a special “Shelf” that can be accessed by swiping right from the left-most home screen. Here, users will find quick access to frequently used apps and popular contacts, all organized neatly in a great interface.

With its octa-core Snapdragon processor and up to 4GB of RAM, the OnePlus 2 is lightning-fast. The large 5.5-inch full HD display is nice and clear, and OxygenOS really is a breath of fresh air in a market where Android vendors still feel the need to overpower Android with their own interface layers and apps.
What is worth noting that the OnePlus 2 applies USB Type-C connector, which means that the transmission speed will be much faster on this phone. Of course you’ll need Type-C cable if you use OnePlus 2.