Introduced the OnePlus One: Snapdragon 801, 3GB RAM and 3100mAh battery for € 269 (16GB) and € 299 (64GB)

After several days of leaks listing its features and virtues, the OnePlus One has been presented, one of the smartphones that will be the most talked about this year. While the website where you can request your purchase is having some problem or another, it is assumed that due to the traffic it must be having, we will move on below to quote you each of the details and specifications of the OnePlus smartphone that has a special edition of CyanogenMod.

Among its greatest features is the new Snapdragon 801 chip, which has finally replaced the previous one to offer more power, 3GB of RAM, a 214MP Sony Exmor IMX13 sensor camera with f / 2.0 aperture and composed of 6 lenses, and a 3100 mAh battery you hope to do your thing to keep the terminal alive for longer, although it cannot be exchanged. Another highlight of the OnePlus One is being able to control it through voice commands, since it will always be "listening", as is the case with Motorola's Moto X. A terminal that has finally seen the light and hopes to be the first of a batch of smartphones that will be responsible for eliminating the flagships of other companies due to their incredible value for money.

Two different versions are available in storage as is the 16GB for € 269 and the 64GB for € 299, although it should be mentioned that it does not have support for microSD cards, being one of the few handicaps that the terminal has. A OnePlus One that for a lower price than the Nexus 5 has better specifications and that right now we can say that it is one of the smartphones that has few rivals. Because of the quality that it treasures and that price, it will be difficult to find one like it.

OnePlus One Specifications

• SoC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 2.5GHz quad-core and Adreno 330 graphics
• RAM: 3GB LP-DD3
• Storage: 16 / 64GB
• Screen: 5,5 inches JDI (IPS LCD) with 1080p resolution. Gorilla Glass 3
• Camera: 13MP Sony Exmor sensor (f / 2.0, flash and 4K video), 5MP front camera
• Battery: 3100mAh (not removable)
• Weight: 162 grams
• Size: Stereo Speakers
• Connectivity: Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4G / 5G) 802.11 b / g / n / ac, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC and GPS / GLONASS
• Mobile connectivity: GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz - WCDMA bands: 1/2/4/5/9 - LTE bands: 1/3/4/7/17/38/40

Some very important specifications that we highlight, apart from its Snapdragon 801, 3GB of RAM and 3100 mAh battery, its camera that will be able to capture amazing low-light photography firing at a speed of 0.3 seconds. All this due to the camera that has a 214MP Sony Exmor IMX13 sensor and f / 2.0 aperture, and that is composed of 6 lenses.

As previously mentioned in another post, the design of the OnePlus One is somewhat reminiscent of what you can find in Oppo terminals, since Pete Lau was previously vice president of the company, and hence the similarities are several. What is surprising are the physical keys that the OnePlus One has, but also we will have the option to activate the virtual ones if it were the case that we have become accustomed to them, with the null that it will mean to have some physics that we do not use. We can buy it in two colors such as white and black.

Regarding the software, the OnePlus smartphone has a custom build for the occasion like CyanogenMod 11s and which is characterized by having a theme manager, encryption of SMS messages, control of permissions and a lot of options to customize our newly acquired terminal as we want.

Another of the One's virtues is that we can easily download alternative ROMs to flash them without any problems. A feature that stands out from its rivals and shows the great customization that this terminal can treasure to turn it into an almost unique smartphone, without any kind of ties.

Now we see what impact it will have on the ordinary user and how the Android community reacts, since everything is expected and it will be a terminal that will be talked about very well if it fulfills everything promised at the moment that whoever acquires it speaks wonders about it. Word of mouth has always worked very well, this being one of the great assets that the OnePlus One will have.

Phone availability will be from the middle of the month of May in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Holland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States. The company has also launched a contest so that 100 users can get it for free by destroying their current smartphone. You can go to their website to try to purchase it.