OnePlus X review: Most stylish smartphone in this price bracket

The OnePlus X is at first sight a standout amongst the most minimal cell phones as of late. Your first hold of the telephone just bonds this impression. It is smooth, helpful or more all goes in close vicinity to your grasp, a major accomplishment for any telephone nowadays.

Specs: 5-creep Full HD (1920x1080p) AMOLED show with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 | 2.3GHz quad-center Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor with Adreno 330 GPU | 3GB LPDDR3 RAM | 16GB inner stockpiling expandable up to 128GB | 13MP ISOCELL 3M2 CMOS f/2.2 camera with Flash + 8MP f/2.4 front camera | 2,525 mAh battery | Oxygen OS

Rs 16,999 

The most great component must be the configuration, which makes this one of the sexiest cell phones in this value band. However, honestly, this is one thing you could anticipate from OnePlus, this one thing they have done well reliably with every one of the three of their telephones in this way. The brushed metal frame of the telephone give it a premium look from time to time found in a financial plan telephone.

The telephone has a stunningly fresh Full HD screen that works truly well even in splendid daylight. The edges of the showcase fold into the metal casing and in this manner gives the telephones an one of a kind front.

The general execution of the telephone is nice, despite the fact that it is no place close lead quality. Truth be told, the benchmarks unmistakably put the telephone alongside 2013 leads and that implies this telephone is a mid-officer in each sense. In any case, normal clients will have no issue with that, particularly since there is 3GB RAM on board. My just trepidation was that the Snapdragon 801 would overheat and it doesn’t.

The battery life on the telephone is not too bad and will most recent 12 hours with thorough use. It will depend to a substantial degree of how the telephone can deal with the warm foot shaped impression of the processor and it has possessed the capacity to make a tolerable showing throughout the week I utilized the telephone.

The OnePlus X has a really decent camera — both back and front. It is not awesome like the other two OnePlus telephones before this, yet absolutely does the occupation great. I was likewise inspired by the low-light selfies. On the other hand, the camera application is plain vanilla Google Camera and there isn’t a considerable measure you can change there.

While I cherish the telephone’s outline and styling, it is one dangerous demon. With a smooth front and back, the main thing that keeps the telephone in your grasp is the brushed metal casing. A spread is basic when you utilize this telephone. 

The OS is a bit too plain vanilla for my loving and helped me a lot to remember Android One with all the Google Apps pre-stacked. OnePlus has not possessed the capacity to give an one of a kind programming personality since it lost the association with Cyanogen. In any case, the notice switch on the left is a decent component persisted from the OnePlus 2.

For those on a financial plan, this a decent choice as a telephone that is more sleek and smaller than its rivals and just works toward the day’s end. I would in any case urge purchasers to push their financial plan a bit and go for the more established OnePlus for the better camera and 64GB stockpiling. Indeed, even on the execution front, that may be a superior telephone on the off chance that you can bear to extend. On the off chance that this is your financial plan, then OnePlus is not terrible by any m