Excellent performance, Better battery life, Waterresistant, More refined experience, Easier to handle, Great value for money, Fast charger in the box, Easier to customize
While both the iPhone 8 Plus and the OnePlus 5 have their pros and cons, probably the biggest deciding factor for the regular user will be price of admission attached to either handset. Sure, you will have to pay a premium to get into the Apple club, but...
Published: 2017-10-01, Author: Lars , review by: dpreview.com
Handheld video shooting and any photography that benefits from a longer focal length
Good exposure and pleasant color, Good compromise between detail and noise reduction at higher ISOs, Intuitive camera app with comprehensive feature set, Good portrait/bokeh mode, Manual mode and Raw capture, Decent front camera, Excellent video stabiliza
In certain shooting situations the OnePlus 5 shows some limitations in terms of pixel-level image quality but overall the camera captures good exposures with wide dynamic range and pleasant colors. In video mode we were especially impressed by the excelle...
Better cameras take clearer photos and videos, Water resistant, Much larger screen in a slightly larger body, Taller aspect ratio is great for work and multitasking, S Pen could be useful and fun, Available on any major US carrier, Half the price, yet jus
The OnePlus 5 is one of the best phones to get if value for money is what you're looking for. It was far from perfect at launch, but software updates have taken care of many of the wrinkles, and now, with a starting price below $500, it is a phone worth c...
One of the fastest smartphones in the world (we were able to get the No.1 rank in Antutu benchmark), One of the best Dual Cameras we have tested so far, Extremely responsive UI, no android bloat, Massive 6GB or 8GB RAM options, 64 GB variant (this is some
Typical Dual Camera design choice tradeoffs in picture quality, RAW. DNGs currently have an intense pink hue (this is something we expect to be fixed shortly)
The OnePlus 5 was a pleasure to test. If you want pure power and performance combined with sleek and understated aesthetics, you really cannot go wrong with this mobile. I hate to say it, but it really has got it all. In fact, the only thing we disagree o...
Published: 2017-08-22, Author: Dan , review by: makeuseof.com
Yes. This is the Android phone that can actually challenge the iPhone 7. It's just as good, if not better, than all the other high-end devices out there — and it's a good deal cheaper. You won't find better value than the OnePlus 5.That being said, it doe...
Published: 2017-08-15, Author: Chris , review by: phandroid.com
Okay, so you're not going to go 2 days away from the charger with the OnePlus 5. Get that out of your head right now. But the phone should be more than capable of taking you through most of the day with a little battery left before bedtime.Of course, this...
Published: 2017-08-11, Author: Chris , review by: phandroid.com
Abstract: Smartphone photography has come a long way since Android's early days. With newer, more advanced camera hardware and software, most high-end flagships (even mid-range devices) are capable of taking some pretty great photos. The OnePlus 5 is one of them. L...
Fast in both theory and practice, Longer battery life, Dual camera with useful zooming capabilities, More onboard storage, Quick charging, Dual SIM capabilities, More compact, Easier to use with one hand, Waterresistant, Dual camera with extrawide lens fo
These here are two very different beasts, both very much worth owning at the price of around $500 they currently go for. But depending on what kind of user you are, one could be better suited for your needs than the other.One of the top reasons to go with...
fancy, slim and very stable case, dual SIM capable, supports many LTE frequencies, good voice quality, nicely enhanced Android, no bloatware, very fast charging time, exact GPS, OLED screen with accurate colors, fast Wi-Fi, good performance, loud speaker
main camera quality not on high-end level, heats up under long loads, throttling during strong load, jelly effect when scrolling, interchanged microphone channels for videos, USB 2.0 only, no microSD slot, case is not water or dust resistant
