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Deal: Grab the Xiaomi Mi IV Earbuds for under $15 with free shipping during this sale

Matt Adams
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Xiaomi is a name you probably recognize. It’s one of the biggest and fastest growing smartphone makers in the world right now, but they make more than just phones. In March we spent some time with the Mi Over the Ear Headphones and were crazy impressed with them. They punch well above their price-point and sound absolutely fantastic.

Well, now you can get a pair of Xiaomi’s in-ear version of those headphones, the Xiaomi Mi IV Hybrid In-Ear Earphones for only $14 with free shipping. Right now Light in the Box is having a sale on the earbuds taking 33% off the regular purchase price.

The Xiaomi in-ear earbuds offer a reference-quality sound through its combination of one dynamic driver and two-way balance-armature (BA) drivers. The earbuds come with three pairs (small, medium, and large) of silicone eartips and include a microphone for answering and making calls. The control button offers you the ability to switch songs and use voice controls.

If you’d like to grab a pair of these earbuds, head over to Light in the Box and grab yours for under $15 with free shipping.

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NOTE: This is a paid placement from our friends at LightInTheBox. As such this should not be considered a full endorsement from AndroidGuys

STM Kings review: Is this the best bag available?

AG Deals Team
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When it comes to keeping your devices safe on the go, most of us try to find the best backpack while traveling. There are a few different aspects that go into this search – comfortability, pockets, space, and price.

With many different options available on the market, it can be a bit difficult to stand out from the crowd, but that’s exactly what STM attempted to do with its Kings backpack. Before jumping any further, I would like to make note of my familiarity with STM Bags.

As I have been a writer for the better part of 10 years now (wow, has it really been that long), I had the pleasure of being able to check out various STM offerings. I made my decision and had been using a now-discontinued STM product for the last 3 or 4 years. Unfortunately, that bag met its demise and I was thrust into the search for a new option.

Considering that I had used STM for so long, I wanted to see what the market looked like, and the results weren’t too great. There were bags that offered everything that I wanted, but not for at the price tag. Then there were other options which seemingly wanted to overcharge for nothing more than just a one or two pocket bag. Nope.

After wrestling around for a few weeks trying to find a replacement, I decided to check out the STM website and noticed the company’s latest offering. The STM Kings bag seemingly had everything I wanted, as well as a few extras.

Starting with the barebones, the Kings offers a total of 12 different pockets for your various devices. You’ll be able to get an idea as to how durable the Kings bag is as soon as you hold it. The outer shell has a canvas feel to it, which may remind you of something that would be used by someone going on a trek in the woods.

This may sound like some overkill, but when you use a backpack as frequently as I do, you’ll come to appreciate the small things. But the zippers…the zippers are amazing. I can’t tell you how many times that I’ve had zippers get stuck or broke or whatever during even heavy usage, and that has not been the case here.

It’s no secret that the most important part of a bag is protection. STM knocks this one out of the park with its new SlingTech protection. What this means is that instead of your laptop resting against the bottom of the bag, it’s actually suspended with a “gapless corner” below.

This allows you to put your bag on the ground, and not have to worry about your laptop, tablet, or anything else from banging against the floor. Plus, in the off chance that you put your bag down a little too hard, STM has included some extra padding to help keep your belongings safe from disaster.

The second most important part of a backpack is how comfortable it is to carry on your shoulders all day. STM definitely doesn’t disappoint here, as the Kings bag features “breathable Airmesh fabric” which helps to ensure that your back and shoulders won’t get sweaty. As you would expect, the arm straps are padded and don’t cause any issues from rubbing.

As for the aforementioned pockets, there are two smaller side pockets, which can be used for an array of products. On the front, there are also two pockets – one smaller pocket at the top and another pocket with the zipper facing off to the right.

This larger pocket won’t house anything of value but will be able to hold up to two books before it starts to get cramped. There is also a smaller pocket within, which you can throw some odds and ends into for safe keeping.

Moving onto the bigger pockets, STM really thought ahead when it came to the Kings. The pocket that rests against your back no longer houses your laptop of choice. Instead, there are two pockets which allow for you to slide your tablets or thin notebooks into. These are also big enough to house an iPad Air 2 with a case on, and I won’t feel anything pushing against my back.

Now for the mac daddy of the King’s pockets. This pocket will be the home for your laptop, with a pocket large enough for a 15-inch laptop. The bag is also deep enough where you can put an array of other items in it. For example, I was able to put my laptop, Nintendo Switch in its hard-shell case, laptop charger, portable charger, and the included “Stash” bag.

Speaking of the Stash bag, this is an included bag that attaches to the inside of the main pocket. This included pouch is large enough that I was able to stick an array of charging cables, pens, and even the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Grip, into it.

But the fun doesn’t stop there. If you look at the inside of this main pocket, you may notice some orange holsters on that follow alongside the edges of the pocket. Following this trail down to the bottom of the bag, you’ll notice a smaller bag nestled against the left side.

This pocket is designed to house your portable charger, making it easy for you to charge your mobile devices. Hell, if you’re fancy enough to have one of those new MacBook Pro’s, you could even charge your laptop on the go without ever having to worry about running out of juice when it’s time to leave.

This is an extremely convenient feature to add to your bag, especially when you think about how many devices we carry with us. This will be an excellent way to keep everything charged, so that when it’s time to get to work, you can do so.

Finally, there is another small pocket on the outer shell, which is actually lined with fleece and can hold up to 2 pairs of sunglasses. However, I’ve been using it to carry my spare smartphone or MX Master mouse when I’m on the go.

If I’m 100% honest, I absolutely am in love with this bag. There is only ONE qualm that I’ve had with it, and it’s the fact that there’s no quick-access pocket for a water bottle. This isn’t enough to make me go crazy, but it’s just something to consider.

All-in-all, STM really hit a home run with its latest offering, the Kings. The bag has pockets for just about everything you can imagine, while also making sure that all of your valuables are protected from the outside elements.

You can grab the STM Kings backpack from either the STM Goods website or Amazon for $149.95. Let us know what you think about this bag and if you could see yourself using it.

OnePlus: Forgetting how to Never Settle

Matt Adams
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OnePlus released the newest flagship in its lineup yesterday to a ton of fanfare. Tech press, YouTube commenters, Reddit trolls, and XDA veterans alike all had strong opinions on the newest device, but it seemed to be overwhelmingly positive.

The tidal wave of press, reviews, picture samples, phone comparisons, and more absolutely flooded every social media channel I have. Embargo lifted at noon (it seems) and the tidal wave of OnePlus coverage began. You had all the big names like Mr. Mobile, Linus Tech Tips, MKBHD, Flossy Carter, Android Authority, Android Central, Austin Evans, JerryRigEverything, Dave Lee all releasing their reviews within the first 12 hours.

This is very obviously done by OnePlus to create as much hype as possible to relocate the money in your bank account to theirs. And, you can’t blame OnePlus for trying to effectively market their new device, right? It’s small and doesn’t have the advertising budget of a Samsung, LG, or Apple to get its phone in front of as many eyes. It’s an enthusiast brand that caters to those who normally watch channels like that, it cares more about its customers than a company like Samsung that is just trying to cast as wide of a net as possible…

OnePlus doesn’t deserve any more credit for its accomplishments or leeway for its mistakes as any other company.

We’ve given OnePlus a pass for a lot of things in the past and frankly, I’m over it. People need to stop buying into the hype and look at the facts as they are.

OnePlus Never Settles

One of the things we’ve heard from OnePlus since the company was founded is that it never settles. This moniker has been associated with OnePlus almost as much as with the company almost as much as “flagship killer” is to this day. The message from OnePlus has always been “we’re small, but we’re always going put everything you want in a phone for a cheaper price than the other guys” and that is simply just not true.

Off the top of my head, here are some features that people want in phones that aren’t in the OnePlus 5, the latest and greatest phone OnePlus has to offer.

  • IP68 water resistance
  • High-quality DAC
  • Wireless charging
  • Expandable storage
  • Colors other than black
  • Non-proprietary quick charging
  • Dual-speakers
  • Smaller bezels
  • Multiple years of software updates
  • Optical Image Stabilization

I’m sure I could come up with some more but I think this gives you a pretty good idea of how OnePlus does actually settle. I’ve had friends defend OnePlus to me when I bring up points like this and say “But Matt, it’s a small company in China. It’s basically a start-up. You have to give them a break. It can’t do EVERYTHING.”

Bullshit.

Never Settle means just that, not ever settling. Not every phone can be perfect but when one of the two faces of the company tells The Verge that “There is one thing, creating a full screen display on the front. Our resources were limited at that time and we weren’t able to incorporate this element in this flagship.”

Sounds like a lot of settling to me.

Later in that video, he goes on to explain that in regards to its new dual-camera, it let companies like Apple lead the way and educate the public. “We started thinking about using a dual-camera last year. However, at that time, we felt that the cost to educate the market about this technology was too high. For this, we have Apple to thank for educating the market about the dual-camera. Consumers can see for themselves what I think is one of the greatest benefits. The ability to create a bokeh effect that captures spectacular portraits. This is a substantial value add to the user.”

So, is OnePlus a genius company playing 4D Chess letting Apple do all the hard lifting for it a year early, or is it a company that’s willing to settle for an alright camera on its phones because it didn’t want to educate the public?

I think it’s the latter, which in my opinion, is truly silly. As we’ve seen with the aforementioned media avalanche, the tech press (AndroidGuys included) loves to write about new phones and new features. OnePlus positions its phones as enthusiast devices, and guess what, those kinds of people watch the same people on YouTube and the same people writing in blogs about these new features. We would’ve done it for them because we write to its target audience. That talking point just doesn’t pass the sniff test to me.

OnePlus is a small company

This is a myth that needs to die a quick death because it gets them off the hook for so many dumb things. Here are a few facts about OnePlus and its parent and sister companies.

  • OnePlus is owned by BBK Electronics who has over 9000 employees (source)
  • BBK Electronics sells smartphones through three companies, OnePlus, OPPO (source), and Vivo (source)
  • BBK Electronics sold 56 million phones in the first quarter of 2017, surpassing Apple and Huawei, only Samsung sold more (source)
  • OnePlus is a subsidiary of OPPO (source)
  • OnePlus and OPPO share hardware designs (source)
  • A version of DASH charging can be found in both OnePlus and OPPO devices (source)
  • Many of the founders and original employees were OPPO employees (source)

If you need any more proof that OPPO and OnePlus are sharing hardware designs, you need to look no further than MKBHD’s OnePlus 5 Review where you can check out the similarities between the OP5 and the OPPO R11. They’re the same phone.

Credit: https://www.youtube.com/user/marquesbrownlee

True small companies have to pay for things themselves. True small companies have to pay to create hardware for themselves. True small companies don’t get to have a phone design handed down to them from their parent company and skip all the R&D costs.

It’s actually kind of funny that OnePlus is getting dinged by fans so hard for copying the iPhone 7 Plus design when it wasn’t even their choice.

But, that brings us back to the video done by The Verge. I don’t want to get conspiratorial, but something struck me as odd. You’ll see in the picture below a table of OnePlus prototypes. As we’ve been shown, OnePlus used the same hardware design as the OPPO R11 which also releases this month. But, on these prototypes, you can clearly see the OnePlus logo on the back of the phone. The simple answer is that once the body was settled on, OnePlus had some prototypes made up with small alterations, but part of me wonders if these were made just for this video to try and paint a picture.

Credit: The Verge

Also, OnePlus seems to be big enough to figure out how to cheat on benchmarks, so there’s that too.

My question is this, how long does OnePlus get to keep making mistakes that we let them get away with? We’ve now seen the OnePlus One, 2, X, 3, 3T, and 5 released and OnePlus is still getting a pass. Samsung didn’t get a pass when its phones exploded. Apple didn’t get a pass when Steve told everyone they were holding their phones wrong. OnePlus shouldn’t either.

Conclusion

This may come off harsh but I think we need to take a look at what’s really going on. We shouldn’t be looking at OnePlus through the rose-tinted glasses because we think it’s the plucky start-up who just wants to give us what we want.

It isn’t and it doesn’t. If they did, they wouldn’t have hung OnePlus 2 and OnePlus X owners out to dry with software updates within a year of the phone being released. It’s a business and as a business, its main objective is to make as much money as possible.

The OnePlus 5 is a generic flagship phone in 2017. It has some extra RAM, which is awesome, I love RAM, but that’s about it. The phone has a design that’s been recycled by Apple for two years in a row with basically the same specs and a worse feature set than other flagships on the market.

I truly want OnePlus to succeed. I’ve been following the company since it started leaking specs on Reddit’s Android subreddit years ago. I appreciate Pete Lau and Carl Pei’s work to drive the company forward, but there’s more to the story than what we’re being presented.

This article isn’t to tell you to stay away from the OnePlus 5. I’m sure it’s a great phone but I think everyone needs to really consider what they’re spending their money on before it’s left their bank account.

What did OnePlus miss with the OnePlus 5?

Alexandra Arici
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Yesterday the OnePlus 5 went official and while it is a great device and an important upgrade over the OnePlus 3T, it’s far from being perfect.

Actually, there are a few things which would have made the phone a lot better. In this article, we explore what OnePlus could have done to make its latest flagship more attractive.

A more striking design

The OnePlus 5 boasts a super-slim and refined design with antenna lines which blend in perfectly with the phone color, but otherwise the look is fairly standard. It’s quite reminiscent of the iPhone 7 Plus and includes a bit more bezel on the sides than the sleek Samsung Galaxy S8.

Despite being a nice-looking phone overall, it’s not the most original approach we’ve seen around. In contrast phones like the Samsung Galaxy S8, LG G6 or Xiaomi Mi MIX have managed to capture the attention of Android fans around the world chiefly by delivering an atypical design that really shines through. That’s why we would have liked to see OnePlus pursue a more personal avenue with the design of its latest flagship.

QHD display

True, a QHD display would have meant that the price of the OnePlus 5 would have gone way up. The flagship killer is quite expensive already, but…with VR being the hot thing right now, it would have been nice if the OnePlus 5 offered a QHD panel and consequently Daydream support.

Water resistance

Most of the flagships coming out on the market today offer water resistant/waterproofs product. Notably both the Samsung Galaxy S8 and LG G6 offer one of these features this year, and upcoming flagships like the Google Pixel 2 are expected to comply to the norm.

In 2017, water resistance/waterproofing has become a flagship standard, so we believe that OnePlus has taken a step back by not adding IP68 certification on the new product.

Stereo speakers

 

Unfortunately, the OnePlus 5 gets only a mono speaker located on the bottom, but we would have loved to see stereo speakers instead. And a greater focus on the audio aspect.

For example, the ZTE Axon 7 which is also part of the “affordable flagship” category includes two independent Hi-Fi audio chips for listening and recording, as well as a dual front-facing speaker with Dolby ATMOS surround sound technology.

microSD

OnePlus seems to be under the impression that people don’t need/want a microSD card slot, so it did not include one into the OnePlus 5. Once upon a time, the OnePlus X had this option, so we were hoping the Chinese company will bring the microSD card slot back this year. Sadly, we were disappointed.

More coloring options

LG and HTC just announced new, sleek color version for their G6 and U11 flagships. In contrast, the OnePlus 5 appears to stick to the basics, despite previous rumors indicating the phone will be sold in some atypical paint jobs including Purple or a Pink-Blue gradient. We really hope OnePlus will launch some new color options further down the line, because people love to have fun, vivid colors on their phones!

Lower price

OnePlus made a name for itself by selling well-specced devices at affordable rates. But the OnePlus 5 is the most expensive product, the company ever released. This year prices start at $479, but a year ago the OnePlus 3 was introduced with a $399 price tag. The OnePlus 2 in 2015 was offered for $329 and up. Slowly but sure OnePlus prices are rising, and it remains to be seen whether the fans will go along with it.

LG V30 tipped to launch at IFA 2017 in Berlin

Alexandra Arici
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A recent report mainly focusing on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 also revealed the LG V30 might be unveiled sometime in October.

Well according to the most recent info, the LG V30 will arrive a bit sooner. ETNews tells us LG’s second flagship for 2017 will make a debut a day before the IFA 2017 tradeshow starts off in Berlin on September 1.

We’re told the LG V30 is going to be quite different than its predecessor in terms of design (but the secondary display will live on) and instead will bear a stark resemblance to the LG G6.

Current LG V20

The phone will also pack one of LG’s own OLED displays, a dual-camera setup, a new ESS Quad DAC and 3.5mm headphone jack. Interestingly, the current report expects the phone to run on a Snapdragon 835 processor, although we recently heard the device will take advantage of the revised Snapdragon 836 version instead.

Furthermore, the handset will be offered with three storage options including 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB. Unlike the V20, the V30 won’t have a removable battery which is probably because the phone will be water and dust resistant.

LG V20 back

The LG V30 is said to go up for pre-order in South Korea immediately after its announcement for a price tag of approximately $700. It will probably officially launch in the country a month later, while worldwide availability coming in October.

If the current report is correct, the LG V30 will arrive a few days after Samsung Galaxy Note 8 launch. The recent leaks suggest the Korean tech giant might intro the phablet during an event in New York on August 26.

Samsung reveals its own list of tips and tricks for Galaxy S8/Galaxy S8+

Alexandra Arici
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The OnePlus 5 might have captured everyone’s attention this week, but Samsung is looking to bring back the spotlight on its Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ flagships. With this purpose in mind, the Korean tech giant unveiled its own list of tips and tricks to help users get the most out of their phones.

Samsung is aware that the myriad of functions offered onboard a flagship device like the Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+ can seem daunting at first. So in order to make sure owners are able to use their handset to the fullest extent of its possibilities, the company has released a set of instructions detailing how to use some of the key functionalities offered by the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+.

Create convenient reminders

Samsung’s list includes instruction on how to:

•    Get to know your navigation bar
•    Take advantage of the Edge screen
•    Create convenient reminders
•    Use the power button and create shortcuts
•    Step up your screenshot game
•    Get more done with Snap Window
•    Unlock your phone in a fun way
•    Share links with Samsung Cloud

If you are holding on to a Samsung Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+ and you find any of these topics useful or at least interesting, you can go ahead and read all about it on Samsung’s own page. Hopefully, you’ll be able to learn new things about your Galaxy S8.

UMIDIGI Z1 Pro squeezes a big battery into a slim body

Alexandra Arici
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The OnePlus 5 made a debut yesterday with a sleek body, a dual camera setup and not so affordable price-tag. But despite being the most expensive flagship OnePlus ever released to date, the OnePlus 5 is still cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy S8 or HTC U11.

Even so there are customers out there who crave a thin phone with a dual camera but don’t have $479 to spare. What are they to do? The good news is that Chinese company UMIDIGI is offering an alternative. Meet the UMIDIGI Z1 Pro, a metal-made flagship which is even thinner than the OnePlus 5. While the “flagship killer” has a 7.25mm frame, the UMIDIGI Z1 Pro is 6.95mm slim.

Despite being so anorexic, the phone manages to pack a pretty hefty 4,000 mAh battery under the hood which according to the producing company should give users a full day of use even on the most demanding of days.

As for specs, the Z1 Pro takes advantage of a 5.5-inch AMOLED display with 1920 x 1080 resolution and an octa-core MediaTek Helio P20 SoC clocked at 2.3GHz working in concert with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of built-in storage.

Unlike the OnePlus 5, the UMIDIGI Z1 Pro offers a microSD card slot which can be used to expand internal memory up to 256GB.

The sleek Z1 Pro features a dual-cameras setup on the back comprised of a main 13-megapixel sensor and a secondary 5-megapixel one with Quad-LED flash, phase detection autofocus, and 4K recording. A manual mode is available. On the front sits a 5-megapixel selfie camera.

The product also includes a fingerprint scanner, fast charging, and Android 7.0 Nougat out the box.

The UMIDIGI Z1 Pro is a special edition phone which will become available only in 1,000 units on June 26. You’ll need to subscribe with your email address before purchasing the phone which is currently listed with a pre-sale price of $229. You’ll get an invitation via e-mail once the device becomes available. You can opt for the Red or Black variant.

The UMIDIGI Z1 Pro is an upgrade of the UMIDIGI Z1 which features a bulkier 8.2mm frame, but the same internal configuration nevertheless. This phone will be more widely available priced at $229.99 during pre-orders and then $269.99. UMIDIGI will also offer the UMIDIGI Z1 for $9.99 to five lucky subscribers. All you need to do to enter the sweepstake is submit your email address.

Check out this rugged Otterbox case for the OnePlus 5

Alexandra Arici
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Popular accessory maker Otterbox has teamed up with OnePlus in order to produce a rugged protective case for the recently unveiled OnePlus 5. The case is available in two color options, Black or Racing Red and will become available for sale for $29.95 a pop.

For the time being, the Otterbox case is listed as out of stock on OnePlus’ website, just like the other dedicated accessories, but we’ll have to assume customers will be able to place an order for it as soon as the OnePlus 5 launches officially on June 27.

The Otterbox case offers layered protection, as it combines two different layers, one of inner silicone which wraps around the phone to safeguard against shocks and drops and the outer hard shell that keeps everything secure. But despite being a worthy case, it’s worth pointing out that it will add quite a bit of bulk to the phone which is quite sleek without a case on it.

Another caveat is that the Otterbox case is not compatible with OnePlus’ 3D Tempered Glass Screen Protector, so if you have your mind set on getting the Protector, you’ll need to opt for an alternate case. The good news is that there are plenty of options.

When and Where to Buy: OnePlus 5

AG Deals Team
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Earlier today, OnePlus announced its 2017 flagship, the OnePlus 5. The device looks to take the market by storm for another year, while offering flagship-level specs at prices lower than its competitors.

While the OnePlus 5 is priced higher than any of its predecessors, it still offers great value at $150-$250 lower than its competition. As a quick reminder, the OnePlus 5 features the following specs:

  • Display: 5.5-inch 1080p Optic AMOLED
  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 (Up to 2.45GHz)
  • RAM: 6GB/8GB LPDDR4X
  • Storage: 64GB/128GB UFS 2.1 2-Lane
  • Front Camera: 16MP
  • Rear Camera: 20MP + 16MP with f/2.6 and f/1.7 aperture
  • Battery: 3,300mAh Non-Removable w/Dash Charge
  • Software: Android 7.1.1 Nougat w/ OxygenOS
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0, NFC
  • Other: USB 2.0 Type-C charging port, Fingerprint Sensor, Alert Slider

Now, for the pricing – the base model OnePlus 5 with the 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage is priced at $479. The higher-specced version with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage is priced at $539, but that leaves one more question.

How do you get one?

Well, OnePlus surprised everyone earlier today by offering an “Early Drop” for its latest device, giving some folks the ability to purchase the device ahead of its official launch date. The initial stock levels are seemingly expiring rapidly, as there are reports of the 8GB/128GB variants already selling out.

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If you want to try your hands on getting in on the “Early Drop”, you can follow these steps:

  1. Visit www.OnePlus.net, go to the page for the OnePlus 5
  2. Click “Early drop” at the top right
  3. Enter “Clearer Photos” as the promotional code

From there, you’ll have to select your model of choice and hope for the best.

However, if you are okay with waiting, you won’t have to wait for too long as the OnePlus 5 will launch on June 27th. From there, you’ll need to follow the regular process for purchasing a device through OnePlus’ online storefront.

As a reminder, pricing for the 6GB/64GB model begins at $479, with the 8GB/128GB variant begins at $539. The OnePlus 5 also comes in two colors – Slate Gray and Midnight Black.

You can hit the link here to head over to the OnePlus site and try your hand at getting one through the Early Drop, or you can bookmark it so you’ll be ready to go on June 27th.

Let us know in the comments below whether you decide to go ahead and pick one up for yourself, or why decided to turn the other cheek.

Here is the spec rundown for the OnePlus 5

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Earlier today, the OnePlus 5 was officially unveiled and we wanted to give you a quick spec rundown. These specs include both the $479 and $539 variants for the latest device.

  • Display: 5.5-inch 1080p Optic AMOLED
  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 (Up to 2.45GHz)
  • RAM: 6GB/8GB LPDDR4X
  • Storage: 64GB/128GB UFS 2.1 2-Lane
  • Front Camera: 16MP
  • Rear Camera: 20MP + 16MP with f/2.6 and f/1.7 aperture
  • Battery: 3,300mAh Non-Removable w/Dash Charge
  • Software: Android 7.1.1 Nougat w/ OxygenOS
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0, NFC
  • Other: USB 2.0 Type-C charging port, Fingerprint Sensor, Alert Slider

Let us know what you think about the OnePlus 5 and if you’ll be looking to pick one up for yourself.

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