OnePlus 2 vs. Nexus 5X

[jnmbhj]

I have been looking at both these phones and I am not sure which one better suits me. I like a good camera, Don't really use NFC. Other than that I think both phones look amazing. I am really one edge in this decision. I hope there are some little known deal breakers that only the owner of each would know. 

 

Also both phones will work with my carrier.

[Nonco]

OnePlus 2 is under a bit of fire, its not that great, id just stick with the 5X. Ill be getting the 6p soon

[YourBestFriend]

nexus 5x hands down

 

better camera,speakers,fingerprint scanner,less heat output

 

oneplus 2 is a good phone but they have cut many corners to make the phone cheap like lower quality speakers,thinner gorilla glass ETC 

[dukethedj]

I have been looking at both these phones and I am not sure which one better suits me. I like a good camera, Don't really use NFC. Other than that I think both phones look amazing. I am really one edge in this decision. I hope there are some little known deal breakers that only the owner of each would know. 

 

Also both phones will work with my carrier.

Nexus 5x because you can actually buy it without the stupid invite system.

[Arty]

5x

[Suika]

Moto X Pure.

[jnmbhj]

Moto X Pure.

you just made my search, just that much more difficult. 

[terrytek]

droid turbo 2.

[patrick3027]

1+2
 
Better bang for the buck, more RAM, 'better' SoC, bigger screen, cheap 64 GB option, camera with OIS, bigger battery and some aluminium in the construction which adds to the premium feel.
 
www.phonearena.com/phones/compare/Google-Nexus-5X,OnePlus-2/phones/9593,9520

EDIT: and here's a great article why the 5X is in fact worse than the original Nexus 5

Since I’ve been using the phone exclusively, and trying to figure out each of its nooks and crannies, I’ve noticed that the 5X is not as brilliant a package as the Nexus 5 was, and that I find myself waiting for tasks that should require no waiting. As I alluded to before, performance is not what I expected. The 808 and the storage chosen are likely not fit for encryption, and it makes no sense that a processor more powerful than the Snapdragon 800 of the Nexus 5 delivers (perceivably) slower or inconsistent performance in common operations.

http://www.xda-developers.com/marshmallow-is-what-lollipop-should-have-been-but-xda-made-my-lollipop-better/

 

And here's another review saying the exact same thing: http://www.anandtech.com/show/9742/the-google-nexus-5x-review

[Walter H.W.]

Actually you can buy the Oneplus 2 from any Chinese website without an invite, today is China Singles' day and on many websites like Aliexpress, Geekbuying and Gearbest there are huge discounts.