Can you make a smartphone without compromise? Is it possible to cram top-of-the-line hardware into a slim phone body, then fit it with well-regarded software, then sell it for about half the price of competing devices, and call the resulting product a „flagship killer?“ Can you, as the ceaseless OnePlus promotion machine so succinctly puts it, „never settle?“
In a word, no. The OnePlus One, the maiden Android phone from a boutique manufacturer, is not completely without its shortcomings (or indeed, its compromises).
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OnePlus One With CyanogenMod 11S Review: The Best Flagship Phone You Can’t Buy was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
