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  #1351632 25-Jul-2015 15:58
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Final rumour update until it's released: 

http://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-2-rumor-roundup-622401/ 



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  #1353515 28-Jul-2015 15:53
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The OP2 is now unveiled:
https://oneplus.net/2

Looks quite a beast.

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  #1353525 28-Jul-2015 15:56
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Krishant007: The OP2 is now unveiled:
https://oneplus.net/2

Looks quite a beast.


Yep, looks awesome...I'm planning on doing whatever it takes to get an invite ASAP! Might get the rosewood style swap cover too...Will match the fretboard on my guitar, lol!



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  #1353557 28-Jul-2015 16:29
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I actually am not disappointed in any of the specs. Some people may be a bit weary of the 1080p screen. I feel that 1080p screens are perfectly fine as long as the panel itself is quite nice and bright. A 1080p screen would also have better battery life - I would take that over a higher res screen any day.

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  #1353558 28-Jul-2015 16:32
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Krishant007: I actually am not disappointed in any of the specs. Some people may be a bit weary of the 1080p screen. I feel that 1080p screens are perfectly fine as long as the panel itself is quite nice and bright. A 1080p screen would also have better battery life - I would take that over a higher res screen any day.


Yes agreed - I don't personally believe that there is any use case that justifies having a 4K screen in a 5.5inch device!!!

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  #1353614 28-Jul-2015 18:11
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Everything looked good till I saw the LTE bands

It does not cover any of NZ bands, 3g is covered 4g is out
We use 3 and 28

Connectivity:GSM: 850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz
WCDMA: Bands: 1/2/4/5/8
FDD-LTE: Bands: 1/2/4/5/7/8/12/17

 
 
 

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  #1353629 28-Jul-2015 18:27
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maybe another variant coming?

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  #1353632 28-Jul-2015 18:30
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Also, I just read there is no NFC...

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  #1353637 28-Jul-2015 18:42
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It seems that they were aiming for a price point and had to make cuts to get to it.

I don't use NFC to much but it's great to pair/connect devices.
No LTE is kind of a big thing however, sure 3g will be fine but you can tell the difference when you are doing things on mobile data.
I also like micro USB charging, I can go almost anywhere and someone around has a charger.  Changing to C with only 1 or 2 cables around could be a bit hard.

For now I think i will keep with my sony z3 compact as 5.1.1 is rolling out at the moment, will see what the nexus range is in november.



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  #1353756 28-Jul-2015 20:08
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What the hell lol, the one has NFC and LTE.

Not even an upgrade for anyone wanting to stick with the brand

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  #1353764 28-Jul-2015 20:13
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What the hell lol, the one has NFC and LTE.

Not even an upgrade for anyone wanting to stick with the brand

 
 
 
 

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  #1353944 28-Jul-2015 22:48
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I've never wanted a phone this badly. I feel like an Apple Fanboy right now and I've never had this feeling before.

It is scaring me. Now I see why people go mad at those Apple events.

Honestly, help me, I need it and you need one too, take this URL and bump me up in the queue and I'll be forever grateful.




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  #1353951 28-Jul-2015 23:30
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Underwhelmed.

Note 5 it is then




 


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  #1353960 28-Jul-2015 23:53
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defragger: Underwhelmed.

Note 5 it is then


Note 5 is like 2x the price (or maybe 3x) so remember that :)

I was looking at getting the next note but for bang-for-buck and general sexyness the Oneplus 2 has me.




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  #1354028 29-Jul-2015 07:02
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I use a OnePlus One and love it. I was all ready for this device until I saw the 4G frequencies. It would be a backward step with no 4G. A real downer really. I wonder if it is something to do with the dual Sim....




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