It is a little bit surprising since the likes of Sony, HTC etc. generally provide two major OS updates and OnePlus is trying to compete with the big boys.
Only? Two years is the standard update policy for most Android manufacturers including Google. Any updates after that and count yourself lucky.
So you ignore the good news? 3 and 3T are getting 2 major OS updates. OP2 and X are not being updated which is a shame but they were small fry compared to the 3 and 3T and going forward OP phone should get 2 major updates like Nexus.This is a pretty big reason for me not to consider the OnePlus 5
http://www.phonearena.com/news/OneP...-OnePlus-2-no-Android-Nougat-incoming_id94710
The feature updates I've been getting on my 3 every few months have been great. Even some flagships don't have 7.1 which the 3 has.
Fair enough. I had forgotten that the OnePlus 3/3T shipped with Marshmallow and it has been confirmed that they will receive Android O.
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Press event June 20th 5pm https://oneplus.net/uk
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They are doing their usual pop events, tempted to go queue for the one in Paris on the 21st.
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Most recent leaked images of the OP5 http://www.gsmarena.com/new_alleged...g_a_lot_like_the_iphone_7_plus-news-25453.php
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Thats a real iphone copy right there, its also exactly like the Oppo r11.
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Nor me, but I love my One+3, so I might just get the 5.
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I'm currently using Moto G4 as my Nexus 6p has been returned.
There isn't anything I want
S8 has that fingerprint read location, 1+5 looks like iPhone and Sony XZ is massive for 5.5" screenCan't keep using my Moto until the Pixel 2 in October
I've a feeling it's gonna be either in the £400's or maybe as much as £500 or higher. They've increased prices with each of the last couple phones.
I'm just hoping it won't be as much as that and they at least attempt to remain more affordable than the other devices with similar spec. But if it's gonna have 8GB RAM then I would guess it'll be mid 400's or so.