Man it's hard to even go through the posts in the One plus forum. Fanboys defending the company, geeks complaining the missing features, people already begging for invites, it's a total mess.
But honestly One plus two is not the flagship killer, damn it barely qualifies as a flagship. Motorola Style might turn out to be the real flagship killer this summer.
People are begging there to get the invite so they can sell it, I think less than 30% of the 1 million invites will be used to purchase the device, rest will be for trades and bragging and etc. Am I to believe a random girl name Neha with 2 week old profile is asking for an invite in facebook so she could use a flagship phone?
Its not a flagship killer, it has an overheating CPU which will surely cause trouble for Indians, I bet when they tested the device the ambient was nowhere near 45c+ which most of India faces during the summer. Try streaming 3g during summer while sitting in the bus and you'll find out how optimized the SD 810 V2 really is.
I am also appalled at the way their Customer service works even after one year, its pretty much non existent in India, the flipkart pages are filled with such horror stories.
It lacks NFC which I agree we don't get to use much in India, but a lot of places in the world are using them for payments etc, so OP2 will be flagship killer only in developing countries, a great achievement.
The USB C is just a gimmick when most of the commercial laptops do not support it(99% of mac users will not buy a one plus device), and OP2 does not even support quick charge, one of the principal uses of that standard, transferring files at great speed it not an everyday scenario.
It lacks an IR port, I use that a lot. It lacks a FM radio, something I also use frequently.
So its a good phone, but not a flagship killer, back when OPO came out SD800 chipset phones cost upward of 40k, 20k phones used dual core Cortex A9 chips and 720p screens. But that has changed now, we are seeing 1080p phones at 10k from lesser brands, and around 25k the best brands are putting in everything, just like powerbanks these days. Xiaomi can't bring out a 10000mah powerbank at 1k and call it flagship killer, which was true for the first models.
The fanboys need to cool down a bit. OP is learning the badway how difficult it actually is to meet expectations after setting them in front of customers. They should take professional course from Indian politicians and reserve seats in the parliament some times.