I didn't really want to replace my OnePlus 3,however I manged to drop the damn thing yesterday and crack the screen, first time since I've started using touchscreen phones that I've ever managed to break a screen!
It only cost me £270 to begin with, so a screen replacement doesn't seem economical. However OnePlus have since gone all mainstream and started charging close to £500 for their new model which rules that out, as I want a phone like the OnePlus 3 which I'm not afraid to leave in my pocket while I go mountain biking etc.
Features I want to keep, which the OnePlus 3 has:
• Good camera, preferably with optical image stabilisation
• Some sort of 'fast charge' feature equivalent to OnePlus's DashCharge system
• USB-C
• 5-5.5" screen
• NFC
• Fingerprint reader
It only cost me £270 to begin with, so a screen replacement doesn't seem economical. However OnePlus have since gone all mainstream and started charging close to £500 for their new model which rules that out, as I want a phone like the OnePlus 3 which I'm not afraid to leave in my pocket while I go mountain biking etc.
Features I want to keep, which the OnePlus 3 has:
• Good camera, preferably with optical image stabilisation
• Some sort of 'fast charge' feature equivalent to OnePlus's DashCharge system
• USB-C
• 5-5.5" screen
• NFC
• Fingerprint reader
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