BANGALORE: OnePlus 2 is finally here and it’s worth the wait. The specifications of the phone are remarkable and no one would have thought that OnePlus would have continued with the same price tag as its previous flagship, reports ET.
The phone is like a power house which is a sure hit deal in your pockets and there is a lot of innovation put into it. But satisfaction is one factor that never ends and though the phone is equipped with the top notch specs, here are somethings that the Smartphone has missed out on.
High Resolution Display
In regard to OnePlus One which has 1080p Full-HD display, we were expecting that the new flagship will have an upgraded display. Just Like the other phones that are launching these days have a 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, the OnePlus 2 has let many down. But the price range matters and expecting higher resolution at this price is not right and the display stays just right on the money.
Expandable Storage
It would have been better if the phone is enabled with an expandable storage option, instead of being stuck with 16 or 64 GB storage. Also with the Type C USB, the OTG drives and other storage options have to be used with another adapter.
NFC
This is one question that has been on every Oneplus fan's mind. All the phones releasing these days have NFC connectivity and having it is a big plus as it allows quick pairing and some apps use it for wireless payments.
IR Sensor
Including the IR sensor feature would have been a great addition, people who have used the IR sensor with the universal remote app on a LG or Sony phones have definetely found it useful.
Though it is not a common feature still it would have been great if included.
Quick Charge
Though power banks are an option for low charge these days, but still quick charge would have been a great boost to the Smartphone. OnePlus One was devoid of this feature, atleast this latest flagship should have had it.
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