OnePlus Defends OnePlus 2 and for Making People ‘Settle’

It is a known fact that the OnePlus 2 doesn’t include the NFC, however users and potential customers have been unhappy about this. Therefore, today on a Reddit – Ask Me Anything, four employees of the company fielded questions on everything, such as the voice-over-LTE, the lack of NFC and other such matters. For those who aren’t aware of the term, NFC or Near Field Communication is a short range wireless RFID technology, that can be used for touch-based payments or wireless charging.

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Apart from this, OnePlus has been faced with some very serious questions about their taglines and not being able to match up to them. For example, their tagline that says “innovations from the future,” or “Never Settle” and claiming to follow a philosophy that essentially warrants them to create a device without gimmicks, bloatware or compromises; have all been under the radar recently.

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A Redditor asked that “with such a powerful mantra like that, wouldn’t it be ironic to settle without quick-charging or wireless charging if I choose your phone?” Here is what OnePlus said:

We’ve always said that never settle is true for us too. That means, if you’re not happy with the product you shouldn’t settle for ours either. With the OnePlus 2, we made the set of choices that we think delivers the best user experience, but because users are not the same they won’t all feel the same. That’s fine – we’ll work hard to make each iteration better than the last.

Adding to this, an employee also mentioned the power of the new Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 technology, as being able to charge a phone from 0% to 100% in approximately 2 hours. Despite this, there have been comparisons with the Nexus 6, that is said to charge enough for the entire day in just one hour. Another aspect that has been criticized, is the inability of the OnePlus 2 to take advantage of the NFC-based Android Pay.

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Last but not the least, OnePlus was asked about a recent interview given by Carl Pei at USA Today, speaking about the release of a third device; to which an employee confirmed that there will most definitely be another OnePlus smartphone, however it won’t be called the OnePlus 3 or OnePlus 2S.

Do you think OnePlus has responded adequately to the queries of its users?

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32 responses to “OnePlus Defends OnePlus 2 and for Making People ‘Settle’”

  1. Sachin Balan Avatar
    Sachin Balan

    If NFC is not the future then Google, Apple & Samsung are dum to bring mobile pay through NFC Technology. Even Apple never though they will ever make such a big phone like iPhone 6+ but they had to do it because big phones became a trend. In my point of view NFC has got potentials of doing more than just charging phone and e-payment. Many other companies in USA have already started building some great stuff with NFC: Like a Big NFC table charger that can power a NFC enable wireless food processor, Microwave Owen and many more, even huge NFC emitter that can charge any phone around it with the Help of a back cover on phone which is link through your phone USB. I have seen it on Youtube Android Authority channel at las vegas tech mela this year. in One word NFC is Awesomely Futuristic.

  2. Pavitra Shukla Avatar
    Pavitra Shukla

    No problem buddy

  3. Manju BV Avatar
    Manju BV

    Thanks for your time.. I appreciate that..

  4. Pavitra Shukla Avatar
    Pavitra Shukla

    I dont think that is much of a problem to me..they should have given that considering the fact that people always expect more from one plus.. But keeping in mind its price segment,the hardware it is providing is much more than others out there..So,I believe it doesn’t really matters..

  5. Manju BV Avatar
    Manju BV

    Do you believe this is a serious problem n consider other options like mizue mx5 or Honor 7

  6. Pavitra Shukla Avatar
    Pavitra Shukla

    I dont think so..bec fast charge means you need to have a dedicated power management chip that’ll eat up power fast and distribute it to battery in a way that its charge cycles are normally distributed

  7. DrSudarshan Patil Avatar
    DrSudarshan Patil

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  8. Sandeep Ramini Avatar
    Sandeep Ramini

    In the entire story you have mentioned about NFC only. Why don’t you see positives too? They gave smart profile key switch…Fingerprint sensor faster than touch id…man you don’t even have to awake the screen …i personally like it…..4gb lpddr4 ram!! just there are lot of positive things. Seriously we never gonna use NFC in the near future as predicted by recent past. Fast charging though an issue, from price point its okay i guess.. Just those guys are awsome. NeVeR SeTtLe suits to them.

  9. YashDubey Avatar
    YashDubey

    current position 45k <3 vs my friend 6.5k feeling looll

  10. Pushkar Soorma Avatar
    Pushkar Soorma

    Subscribe subscribe subscribe NOW https://oneplus.net/in/invites?kolid=2IIPDI

  11. Mahomad Adil Avatar
    Mahomad Adil

    how to buy this phone sir

  12. Sujît Vajpai Avatar
    Sujît Vajpai

    Kuch b lena yurek aplus nhi

  13. Nirmal P Rajan Avatar
    Nirmal P Rajan

    Never settle for a phone with 1 gb ram..
    Go for 2 or 3 gb ram models

  14. chand7 Avatar
    chand7

    thats what they are saying now if dont settle for their go buy a costly phone that supports this extra daily worthless things.

  15. Manju BV Avatar
    Manju BV

    Can anyone tell me that fast charging issue can be fixed by software updates?

  16. Amol Sapkal Avatar
    Amol Sapkal

    Go Mi 4i

  17. Saurabh Sharma Avatar
    Saurabh Sharma

    Well, I don’t care about wireless charging and NFC. but they always asked us to ‘NEVER SETTLE”.

  18. Dhairyadev Arora Avatar
    Dhairyadev Arora

    And wireless payments aren’t coming to India anytime before 2025 :3

  19. Jagadeesh Jawkz Avatar
    Jagadeesh Jawkz

    Moto g3

  20. KuNal SeHgal Avatar
    KuNal SeHgal

    Xolo black, lenovo k3 note, Yureka plus

  21. Neil Karania Avatar
    Neil Karania

    Indian specific oneplus 2 invites!!!!
    Register fast for Indian invites
    https://oneplus.net/in/invites?kolid=KVDMHQ

  22. Geetansh Arora Avatar
    Geetansh Arora

    NFC is a set of protocol for wireless communication just like Bluetooth.
    It has nothing to do with wireless charging.

  23. sushil_b Avatar
    sushil_b

    NFC isn’t a software

  24. Arrya Adhikari Avatar
    Arrya Adhikari

    NFC isn’t software although is used for wireless charging

  25. Anil Singh Avatar
    Anil Singh

    Soorry

  26. Anil Singh Avatar
    Anil Singh

    Kiska

  27. Chetan D. Dange Avatar
    Chetan D. Dange

    Bhai… Score kya huwa hai??

  28. Anil Singh Avatar
    Anil Singh

    But I’m confused between moto g3 & HTC 626g + who is the best phone in these categories under 12k to 13k
    please help me sir .

  29. Anil Singh Avatar
    Anil Singh

    Nice

  30. Geetansh Arora Avatar
    Geetansh Arora

    “For those who aren’t aware of the term, NFC is a software that is used for touch-based payments or wireless charging.”
    Looks like you don’t know anything about NFC.
    1. NFC is not a software.
    2. NFC is not at all related to wireless charging in any way.

  31. GOPALKEDIA1 Avatar
    GOPALKEDIA1

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  32. NavDeep AvasThi Avatar
    NavDeep AvasThi

    Nice

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