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I got the OPO, just came today (Pretty damn fast shipping, came in in about 3-4 days of ordering when I purchased 7 day shipping).

I'm still messing with the built in CM customization, but yeah, here's something for you guys.

I have yet to root it and I won't for a bit.

First impressions.

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Here's an idea of the performance.

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Here are the settings that I have used for the benchmark. 

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*opens currency converter*

 

Wow, the price for that unit with those specs is actually pretty good.

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How did you...wait what.....shit man wtf.......

I am a very early member of their forums. I am member 2486

https://forums.oneplus.net/members/_assassin_.2486/

Nice purchase man.

fanks, expect a full review from me, on the more technical stuff that I don't think a lot of reviewers put into too much depth

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Wow. I want to see a review of it with some glamor shots...

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I'll be busting out my t5i for the review ;)

AAAAAAWWWWW YESH. I do request a tag...

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Since you guys are interested, I guess I'll post my first impressions on the device. 

1. The speakers are REALLY loud, like louder than my HTC One M7 both at full volume, the OPO blows it out of the water, still side facing speakers doe...

2. It's really comfy to hold. I was originally afraid that it would be too large to fit in my hand, but it fits like a glove, and it's REALLY light for how big it looks. However, you cannot fully operate the phone with one hand still.

3. I got the sandstone black version, which I thought would be annoying to hold from being absurdly grainy. Turns out it's more similar to a finer grit and it really smooth while still being textured.

4. Off-screen gestures work flawlessly.

5. The PPI is still quite sharp even with me being used to a higher PPI of the M7.

6. It's an absurdly smooth experience.

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Nice.

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I just wanted to update you guys so far. The battery life is actually quite amazing.

Keep in mind, these numbers ARE enchanced due to me flashing the Franco kernel and using ART.

But regardless they are still some amazing numbers.

 

Left my HOX on standby one time overnight and lost 1% of charge. But that was when the battery was at its best.

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