The dope OnePlus 3T!
It hasn't even been 6 months since the awesome OnePlus 3 was launched. Now there's a successor to that beast, the OnePlus 3T. Such a quick update cycle reminds me a lot about Sony and their Z lineup. With a new flagship every 6 months, they turned off a lot of active customers. Even though the OnePlus 3T has slightly better specs, the slight increase in the price tag worries me a little, about the company's future customer response. Anyway here's what's new with the OnePlus 3T.
The OnePlus 3T has a few upgrades under the hood.
- It's powered by the 10% efficient Snapdragon 821 clocked at 2.3 GHz.
- 6 GB of DDR4 RAM
- The same powerful Adreno 530 GPU.
- 64 GB/ 128 GB non expandable internal storage (Duh!)
- A bigger 3400 mAh battery unit.
- Same 16 mp rear Sony sensor
- A new 16 mp Samsung front camera sensor .
- Same 5.5' 1080p optic AMOLED display at 401 ppi.
- OxygenOS on Android 6.0.1 marshmallow
There are 2 colors, soft gold and gunmetal grey. The 128 GB is exclusively available in gunmetal grey. I really do like the new looks, as I've always been a fan of darker colored devices. Word is, they're gonna stop the OnePlus 3 production and it will be replaced by the OnePlus 3T. However OnePlus 3 users will also get Nougat update along with the 3T before the end of this year. Probably by mid December.
Gunmetal grey and soft gold |
The only thing that upsets me is how fast the OnePlus 3 was replaced. The company says it wants to deliver the best technology to it's customers, without making them wait for it. I suspect we'll see the OnePlus 4 very soon as well! Right now, you can get the 3T 64 GB variant at $440 and 128 GB variant at around $480. That's still much better than the competition, in my opinion.
I agree that technology is a fast moving thing that waits for no one. But such swift upgrade cycles won't be pleasing a lot of people. Certainly not the ones who expect good value for every bit they pay, like me. Though OnePlus does offer excellent value for money in terms of specs, I feel they should also have planned delays, which lets us settle in and enjoy their beastly phones for a little longer. Wouldn't you agree?
I agree that technology is a fast moving thing that waits for no one. But such swift upgrade cycles won't be pleasing a lot of people. Certainly not the ones who expect good value for every bit they pay, like me. Though OnePlus does offer excellent value for money in terms of specs, I feel they should also have planned delays, which lets us settle in and enjoy their beastly phones for a little longer. Wouldn't you agree?
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