Oneplus 5 review plus#

The cams bulge out the back ever so slightly and are pretty unobtrusive. They have also been moved to the upper and lower edges of the phone and you wonвЂ™t notice them much because the dual-cam setup steals the show here. The antenna lines are colour-matched and blend in beautifully with the body. ThereвЂ™s some real attention to detail here. Rounded edges and corners feel smooth and sit comfortably in your hand - itвЂ™s like holding a high-tech pebble. Why? ThatвЂ™s because the aluminium unibody has been refined and reformed from last yearвЂ™s OnePlus 3T, slimming down to just 7.25mm at its thickest point. And most of us slap on some fancy cover on our devices.Д«ut you might not be inclined to do that on the OnePlus 5. How many times do you turn your phone around and admire the design? Not too often, right? Unless, youвЂ™re slightly weird, but thatвЂ™s understandable. What we feel, is that the feel of the phone is more important here than the actual design of it. ItвЂ™s got 2.5D glass that curves slightly at each edge, which is a classy touch. That extra bit of wedge around the sides of the screen can be forgiven. It looks good! Fancy, bezel-busting displays might be grabbing everyoneвЂ™s attention elsewhere, but when the OnePlus 5 costs a whopping galaxy less than a Galaxy S8.

Oneplus 5 review plus#

Jokes apart, even though the design is a blatant copy of the iPhone 7 Plus and some other devices from the Oppo stable, it is not a bad one. Yes, your elder bro and others might get annoyed at first and fight with you a bit, but let some time pass and they start to think it is cute and adorable (doesnвЂ™t work if you have siblings with issues). Is that a bad thing? Well, those who have siblings might understand that if you were younger, you always looked up to your elder bro/sis and wanted to dress up like them and be cool. The first thing you notice about the OnePlus 5вЂ™s design is that it looks like a twin of the iPhone 7 Plus.