Which brand OnePlus vs HTC?

[Travercraig]

In terms of reliability, build quality, user experience, support and battery life and other similar factors. Which in your opinions would you say is better as a brand HTC or OnePlus? 

 

I'm also welcome to any other brands apart form Apple and Samsung. 

[AlphaGamer46]

8 minutes ago, GR412 said:

In terms of reliability, build quality, user experience, support and battery life and other similar factors. Which in your opinions would you say is better as a brand HTC or OnePlus? 

In my opinion, HTC have been going down in quality recently. I would probably buy a OnePlus 2 or a OnePlus 3.

[Mihle]

I would say HTC, but their phones are more expensive. HTC are really fast at upgrading to new Android versions compared to other Android phones.

[ogretactics]

Probably OnePlus. With the OnePlus 3 they are very close, IMO, at delivering an Android phone that's 90% if not more of the full-blown experience you'd get by paying top dollar. They're quickly becoming one of my favorite manufacturers.

[Darkseth]

Why not Samsung?

They nailed it quite hard this year with the S7 / S7 Edge, especially if it's the Exynos variant (Exynos variant = a BEAST for Battery Life. S7 and S7 Edge (Exynos) will have much better battery Life than any comparable 2016 Flaggship on the Market.)

Pretty much THE Best smartphone so Far on the Market, when it comes to the overall package (sd slot, built quality, speed, ip68, camera, display etc)

 

I personally would not get the HTC, because it's price is just way too high. In Germany here, it costs 100€ more than the better S7.

And it costs 260 € MORE than the almost equal Oneplus 3. So yea..... 400€ OP3 vs. 660€ HTC 10.

That choice should be easy..^^

 

Plus, since the Oneplus 3 arrived, the HTC 10 is just interesting for those Sound-freaks, where Sound is the most important for them. ^^"

Oneplus 3 has a similar Build quality, same hardware performance, but 6 gb Ram (a bit aggressive ram management. You can fix that Easy with Root).

A bummer: Still just an 1080p Display, which would be "okay" for 5,5", but it's an Amoled with a Diamond-Pentile Matrix. Which means, 2 Subpixel per Pixel, instead of 3.

--> The effective Resolution is Lower, than on 1080p LCD screens at the same size.

That's something, you can actually see, if your Eyes are sensitive enough, or you look veeeery close

 

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