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OnePlus 5 is a 5.5in smartphone with an AMOLED Full HD screen and a dual-lens camera.

Design

There is the aluminium unibody design with distinguishing features like a dual-lens camera protrusion on the back. There is "do not disturb" switch makes another appearance on the left edge.

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Next to it, you will see the volume rocker, and on the opposite side, the power button. A 3.5mm headset jack is at the bottom (phew) sitting next to a solitary USB Type-C with Dash Charge support and a central fingerprint scanner as before.

From the front, this phone looks very similar to the OnePlus 3T but with more rounded corners and slight curves on the top and bottom.

Display

The biggest change in display of Oneplus 5 is a DCI-P3 colour profile, along with the standard sRGB and a custom profile.

The 5.5-inch AMOLED panel brings out deep blacks and rich colour saturation in content. The OnePlus 5 has a pre-applied screen protector.

It is readable display in bright sunlight too, reaching 419cd/m2 at top brightness.

Processor

The SoC of Oneplus 5 is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 835 which has eight CPU cores capable of running at up to 2.45GHz. There are two variants, Slate Gray with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage and Midnight Black with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.

Connectivity

It has a USB Type-C (USB 2.0 speed) port at the bottom along with a 3.5mm headphones socket and a speaker grille. Button placement remains the same as on previous models, with the power button on the left and the volume rocker plus an Alert Slider on the right. The Dual-SIM tray support two Nano-SIMs, and 4G is supported with VoLTE.

Camera

The primary camera has a 16-megapixel sensor (Sony IMX 398) with a large f/1.7 aperture and electronic stabilisation (EIS). The focal length here is 24mm (35mm equivalent).

The second sensor has a 32mm focal length (35mm equivalent), 20-megapixel resolution and an aperture of f/2.6, but lacks EIS. To switch between the two sensors, you just have to hit the 2x button on the screen.


The two colour sensors here are designed to offer improved zoom performance, enabling you to zoom in on subjects with minimal loss of image quality.

There is also the Pro mode on the OnePlus 5 where you can deep dive into the camera settings. This allows you to play around with the focus, white balance, ISO and much more.

You have got four quality options here: 720p, 1080p, 1080p at 60 frames per second or 4K video recording.

Battery

The 3300mAh battery capacity is 100mAh lower than that of the OnePlus 3T. The bundled 20W charger works very rapidly.

Other specifications include NFC, Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX and aptX HD support, dual-band Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac with 2x2 MIMO antennas, GPS and USB-OTG. The fingerprint sensor is integrated into the home button. It is very quick at authentication. You can use it to access locked apps and your Secure Folder in the File Manager app.

Oneplus 5 runs on OxygenOS 4.5.0 and is built on Android 7.1.1 Nougat.

Our Review

1) In performance, the OnePlus 5 is near-identical to Samsung's Galaxy S8 in both single-core and multi-core performance.
2) The OnePlus 5 is a good-looking smartphone that does feel premium and well-crafted in every sense.
3) You get 52GB user available memory on the 64GB variant and 111GB on the 128GB variant.
4) If you were hoping for refinements and features that Samsung and Apple offer today in their flagships, then you might be disappointed.


Note :

1) The functions of the capacitive buttons can be swapped if needed and you can enable on-screen buttons too. You can also assign functions to long- and double-presses of the Home and capacitive keys as per your needs.
2) Screen gestures include a double-tap to wake, three-finger screenshot capture and the ability to launch apps or a function by tracing letter shapes when the screen is of.
3) You can select which apps need to run in Reading Mode, so it kicks in automatically when you launch them or you can manually engage it for the entire OS.

Consideration :

1) OnePlus is sticking to full-HD as the screen resolution which is one of the few compromises it had to make to keep the cost down. All other flagships are now pushing QHD or even 4K.
2) There are not any headphones or a cover bundled in the box.
3) There is no wireless charging or waterproofing either which is now common across today's flagships.
4) The headphone jack is still on the bottom which is really something not in trend.

If you want a phone that can do everything well, but which does not cost as much as most of the other big name handsets, you can go for Oneplus 5 phone.

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