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ranskalainen

CactusHors55 wrote: »

no, i would be a sick twitch mod

b0ss

You < him

CactusHors55

ranskalainen wrote: »

You < him

lol i already know I'm better, haha

thanks for doing that tho



how much I love you < how much I love myself


i love ya more than I love myself

seafrog

[MOD]Nonnen wrote: »

The OnePlus One is the best smartphone currently on the market

[MOD]Nonnen wrote: »

Nokia Lumia = Windows Phone, enough said. I don't like it.

IPhone 6 = Great performance, but it doesn't feel as great in the hand as the 5s.

The OnePlus is definitely not the best smartphone out there right now. I mean on the camera alone, the S5, S4, Iphone6+5, LG3 are as good or better. The S5 and LG3 (and maybe the Iphone 6 but dont quote me on this) have better screen resolutions than the OnePlus as well.

I agree that Window's phones aren't the best.

[MOD]Nonnen

seafrog wrote: »

The OnePlus is definitely not the best smartphone out there right now. I mean on the camera alone, the S5, S4, Iphone6+5, LG3 are as good or better. The S5 and LG3 (and maybe the Iphone 6 but dont quote me on this) have better screen resolutions than the OnePlus as well.

I agree that Window's phones aren't the best.

I'm talking about overall performance in relation to the price. No smartphone on the market can beat the OnePlus One if you judge it upon that. The OnePlus One is the only smartphone on the market which is able to shoot photos in the RAW-format, which delivers much better photos than every smartphone on the market currently. Sure, the S5 and LGG3 have a WQHD Display, but you don't notice the difference unless you zoom in and look at every pixel. The PPI density is still pretty high compared to these smartphones and I personally do not need that much pixels on a 5.5" screen which drains the battery even faster.

The best smartphone is not determined by screen resolution and camera performance alone.

seafrog

[MOD]Nonnen wrote: »

The best smartphone is not determined by screen resolution and camera performance alone.

Verum dicis.

At that point, as you say, it depends on how much the phone costs. I was able to get the S5 for 100$ (I wouldnt have bothered otherwise ^^ )

Yes, zooming reveals more on the pixels on the S5, but the LG3 really does a good job of keeping a smooth image even when zoomed in (from what I've seen 1st-hand). I kind of want to check out the OnePlus though