OnePlus CEO all but confirms Snapdragon 810 and pricing for the OnePlus Two

2. h27_Venom (Posts: 76; Member since: 16 May 2014)

its O2 oxygen os

4. gaming64 (unregistered)

Looks great!

5. Martin_Cooper (Posts: 1615; Member since: 30 Jul 2013)

I have been told Oxygen OS is worse than CM, much less customization etc. Is it true?

7. abhi0502 (Posts: 7; Member since: 07 Mar 2015)

As far i know oxygen os is made by key people behind paranoid android which has less customization and focus more on stability and performance
If u want customization flash custom rom

8. Neros (Posts: 1016; Member since: 19 Dec 2014)

$403 is for China, so we'll pay more as usual.

11. dimas (Posts: 2525; Member since: 22 Jul 2014)

Well One Plus should hurry because Chinese brands and Asus are becoming aggressive with their distribution of Zenfone 2. Asus may get the title of the flagship killer that killed the flagship killer.

12. Pattyface (Posts: 1646; Member since: 20 Aug 2014)

I hope they fix the production issues this time. I had the OPO and it was a great phone. I know others had issues but mine was flawless

13. Suo.Eno (Posts: 528; Member since: 17 Feb 2013)

"and the fact that the OnePlus Two is not coming for a few more months, which means that it could easily wait out Qualcomm's next offering."

Umm nope not necessarily... ergo the inherent risk of single sourced SoC dependence. And even then it's still out there if there's really proof that qcom has finally got its Kryo game face on past the last Krait's "legacy" they'd want to leave behind. Bigger brands than 1+ can't even retool for newer SoCs half the time let alone them.

17. kevin91202 (Posts: 599; Member since: 08 Jun 2014)

Commas, commas, and more commas. Do PA writers earn more by arbitrarily inserting commas everywhere?

18. LuckyS (Posts: 154; Member since: 07 Dec 2013)

I don't like experiments with android. It should be close to stock, AOSP alike, with no heavy skins. Every OS based on android and named differently is doomed.

21. skymitch89 (Posts: 1363; Member since: 05 Nov 2010)

The successor to the OnePlus One has been officially confirmed to be called the OnePlus 2. They did this when they announced that the OnePlus One would no longer haveto be purchased using the invite system.

22. TylerGrunter (Posts: 1543; Member since: 16 Feb 2012)

If they want to charge more than $400 for that phone they better add 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM and NFS file system to the pack. If not it will be a serious flop.

29. material (Posts: 80; Member since: 08 Jan 2015)

BAM! OnSale on the first day of Announcement. No invite,No Preorder. Now That would be a real Killer

30. Nabil111 (Posts: 57; Member since: 14 Apr 2014)

I'm not too keen on the pricing. Considering I spent the extra and got the 64GB 1+1, I can't imagine they're talking about the most expensive model when they say "around $400". The way I saw it was if I spent $300, which was only $100 ($150 after I decided on 64GB) more than any equivalent device on contract, I could just own the device outright and it was worth it, but to pay double the premium starts to make it not worth it for me. I guess when you compare it to the ridiculous prices they're charging for 32+GB on contract, I should just accept this pricing like a good boy and be glad I don't have to have to seek a "doctor" and a tub full of ice.....yet.