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Is the One Plus One still worth getting? I really need a new phone, since I've finally decided that I can't use the S2 any longer. :D I'm not really looking to spend a lot of money on a phone, since I really only use it as a remote for my PC and for browsing the web, and maybe playing games. Is it worth getting for that? Should I wait for the second version to come out?

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one plus one couse the battery life is better. op two has the awfull snapdragon 810,no nfc,no more cyanogen...

 

or an lg g2. 5.2'' 1080p screen in a slim build and has great battery life.and has IR blaster

 

Need to see more test about the 810 on this particulary 1+2, because it seems they decrease the power a bit to not have this heat problem. Need to see the performance but heat since to be gone (not using 100% of the capacity ofc and not hard long test)

wait and see

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Need to see more test about the 810 on this particulary 1+2, because it seems they decrease the power a bit to not have this heat problem. Need to see the performance but heat since to be gone (not using 100% of the capacity ofc and not hard long test)

wait and see

its not only about the heat. oneplus two has a bigger battery but the battery life is worse compared with the first gen. same goes for the htc m9.bigger battery but worse battery life compared to the m8. both are running on the 810 platform

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Both are great phones for the price, imo. 

 

Battery usage is a little better on the 1+1 (+- 6h screen on time against 4h50 for the 1+2), and no NFC on the 1+2 (not that I use it a lot, but sometimes it's handy). That said, the two has some nice other improvements over the 1+1 as well.

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its not only about the heat. oneplus two has a bigger battery but the battery life is worse compared with the first gen. same goes for the htc m9.bigger battery but worse battery life compared to the m8. both are running on the 810 platform

 

True. I'm just waiting for deeper test, will see !

I was thinking that their next phone that they already talked about for december, should be the same but with 820

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Personally, I think the One is better.

 

But the Two isn't bad at all.

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One thing.

 

It's not a flagship killer.

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The Communicator (Apple iPhone 13 Pro)

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