Oppo N1

grudas · 23 Sep 2013 at 14:53

http://en.oppo.com/products/n1/specs/

ColorWhite
Dimensions 170.7 x 82.6 x 9 mm
Weight 213 g
Operating system Color, based on Android 4.2
Processor 1.7 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 Quad Core
GPU Adreno 320
RAM 2 GB
Storage 16 / 32 GB

Sensors
Distance sensor
Light sensor
G-sensor
4D Gyroscope
Battery capacity 3610 mAh

Display
Size5.9-inch
Resolution 1080p Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels), 377 PPI
Type IPS
Colors 16 million colors
Touchscreen Multi-touch, capacitive screen
O-Touch
Slide up or down, left or right, tap, double tap and long press for different functionality

Camera

Sensor 13-megapixel sensor with dedicated ISP
Flash Dual-mode LED
Aperture f/2.0
Scene modes Normal, Panorama, High Speed, Rewind, Beautify, and Slow Shutter

Connectivity

Frequencies
GSM: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
WCDMA: 850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz

Other

USB OTG
Bluetooth 4.0
5G Wi-Fi 802.11 ac
Wi-Fi Direct
Wi-Fi Display
GPS

In the box

OPPO N1
O-Click Bluetooth Remote Control
In-ear type earphones
Micro USB cable
Charger
SIM ejector tool

Looks quite nice, snappie 600 but that's more than enough for everything these days!

kinda like the idea of the rotating camera, had an old samsung phone YEARS ago that had it..

add Oppo's build quality + good price(i guess around/less than 400 sim free)

and you've got a nice alternative to note3/other phablets.

camera samples -;

deuse · 23 Sep 2013 at 15:13

I think the new CyanogenMod, Inc are doing the software for it

this_is_gav · 23 Sep 2013 at 15:15

I presume that's a front-facing speaker which alternates with the camera? If so, brilliant! I hope more phones are going to come with them.

I'm mildly interested, but it's a shame it's not Android 4.3, a Snappie 800 and I've heard varying stories of Oppo's software quirks, so I'll wait and see how it settles. I'm not afraid to use CM10.x though if it all works.

grudas said:
add Oppo's build quality + good price(i guess around/less than 400 sim free)

It'll never be £400 sim-free. It'll probably come in around £600 and settle in at the low £500s.

Edit:

deuse said:
I think the new CyanogenMod, Inc are doing the software for it

Ooooh.

That changes things some what!

deuse · 23 Sep 2013 at 15:19

It should be about £400 or less(buy from china not the UK) as they know the MI3 with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 is out soon.

grudas · 23 Sep 2013 at 15:20

this_is_gav said:
I presume that's a front-facing speaker which alternates with the camera? If so, brilliant! I hope more phones are going to come with them.

I'm mildly interested, but it's a shame it's not Android 4.3, a Snappie 800 and I've heard varying stories of Oppo's software quirks, so I'll wait and see how it settles. I'm not afraid to use CM10.x though if it all works.

It'll never be £400 sim-free. It'll probably come in around £600 and settle in at the low £500s.

Edit:

Ooooh. That changes things some what!

you joking? it won't be 600 or 500.. 450 MAX..

$570 afaik and they sell the current find 5 etc for more in US

Diagro · 23 Sep 2013 at 16:43

Any idea where I could get one... Looks interesting vs the note 3

grudas · 23 Sep 2013 at 16:50

it'll be available at http://europe.oppostyle.com/ when its released in uk..

Meatball · 23 Sep 2013 at 18:31

No LTE

m4rk84 · 23 Sep 2013 at 19:49

No LTE kind of makes the phone pointless, what with LTE being everywhere within the next year or so.

Shame as it's an interesting phone otherwise. Especially with the Cyanogen mod option.

Mike45450 · 23 Sep 2013 at 20:02

I know the word innovative is thrown about every which way these days, but this really does have some really nice innovative features, like that invisible rear touchpad and being able to draw gestures even when the screen is turned off.

It's just a shame the thing is so damn huge. To me, phablet is still a pretty niche market, so at 5.9" it's definitely too big for me personally.

grudas · 23 Sep 2013 at 20:18

m4rk84 said:
No LTE kind of makes the phone pointless, what with LTE being everywhere within the next year or so.

Shame as it's an interesting phone otherwise. Especially with the Cyanogen mod option.

I don't get the whole "no lte no buy" thing tbh.. IMO three's speeds of 10+ mb is more than enough for anything on the go.. LTE is nice and all but skipping a device just because it has no overpriced LTE is just random.

Mike45450 said:
I know the word innovative is thrown about every which way these days, but this really does have some really nice innovative features, like that invisible rear touchpad and being able to draw gestures even when the screen is turned off.

It's just a shame the thing is so damn huge. To me, phablet is still a pretty niche market, so at 5.9" it's definitely too big for me personally.

same here.. too big for my liking

kona786 · 23 Sep 2013 at 20:45

too big and too heavy - not sleek like the oppo 5 either. I think this is going to be a very niche product.

413x · 23 Sep 2013 at 21:45

that looks amazing, amazing amazing amazing

the 4g doesnt bother me actually, i will only get it where i work in the next 2 years anyway, and 3g on three is really already fast where 4g will be

i bet it doesnt have an nled

it is 2cm wider than my razzr maxx hd, that may be too much..yep, i dont think i could type with one hand on that

grudas · 24 Sep 2013 at 08:15

al4x said:
that looks amazing, amazing amazing amazing

the 4g doesnt bother me actually, i will only get it where i work in the next 2 years anyway, and 3g on three is really already fast where 4g will be

i bet it doesnt have an nled
it is 2cm wider than my razzr maxx hd, that may be too much..yep, i dont think i could type with one hand on that

my find 5 does have a full rgb nled.. so does the other oppo phone that's on sale right now

I think n1 will have it too.. can't see oppo removing it when its implemented in their android overlay so well..

413x · 24 Sep 2013 at 10:52

grudas said:
my find 5 does have a full rgb nled.. so does the other oppo phone that's on sale right now I think n1 will have it too.. can't see oppo removing it when its implemented in their android overlay so well..

I am considering this definitely, the camera and speaker idea is very good. I do think it may be tad big

grudas · 24 Sep 2013 at 11:21

al4x said:
I am considering this definitely, the camera and speaker idea is very good. I do think it may be tad big

not a small device by any means.. but if you're comfortable with note 2 you'll be ok with this..

for me its too big, ROM community is not the best even on oppo find 5(important bit for me) but stock software is really good in my opinion but I've got that itch where I want to mod my phone so thats the only bit that makes me a bit uhm about future oppo's products..

brendy · 24 Sep 2013 at 11:28

Ive been following this one since its first rumours on twitter etc. I have a Note 2 at the moment, runing CM10.2 nightlies on it and love it, The note 3 looks even more feature laden and want it come business contract renewal time but the oppo n1 looks great at the face of it too, not sure just how fragile the camera hinge/ribbon would be though it is a fantastic idea.

grudas · 24 Sep 2013 at 11:33

brendy said:
Ive been following this one since its first rumours on twitter etc. I have a Note 2 at the moment, runing CM10.2 nightlies on it and love it, The note 3 looks even more feature laden and want it come business contract renewal time but the oppo n1 looks great at the face of it too, not sure just how fragile the camera hinge/ribbon would be though it is a fantastic idea.

well oppo said it can be moved from one side to another 100000 times before it fails?! so 120+ times/day for 2 years sounds quite good?

if only it was 5"

ill wait for oppo 7..

Scougar · 24 Sep 2013 at 12:00

Design reminds me of several old LG phones I had on the three network when 3G was first around for video calling.

413x · 24 Sep 2013 at 12:15

I would also much prefer 5"

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