The More Affordable All-Screen Smartphone…

20 Comments

1. If you had $700 to spend on a new smartphone what would you buy?

2. Lou has finally lost his marbles

3. I thought he is qpark

4. I love you video btw try to play counter strike on Steam on the predator computer

5. How many of you say that Lewis upgraded his watch

6. Yay

7. When im home i unlock the phone only one time and use it all the day?

8. 50 000 not enough

9. Oppo findx is better than Vivo

10. lol

    I love how everyone bashes apple on removing home button, but praising others adapting gestures, even though apple’s gestures are more stable. Everyone’s gonna forget about this phone after 4 months.

    ???

11. The camera is cute

12. Well for a selfie whore 50k is a normal business week.

13. 50,000 isn't that much. Everytime you open Snapchat it seems to automatically choose the front facing camera. You open and more than 5 selfies a day, along with locking you phones while in Snapchat or accidentally swiping to the picture screen, which take you to the camera, not to mention constantly swiping the camera button on the lockscreen (I do that way too much), that 50000 cylcles probably won't last more than a year or 2

14. Who's here before 100K!?

15. All that yelling is annoying! Js….

16. I feel like you already made this video like three times now

17. Oh baby. Cannot wait for it to hit on retail market.

18. Well two pewdiepie chairs can get us one of these???

19. You know Vivo , Oppo and One Plus are divisions of a same company ?! So while people compete over which is better , they sip bear as they take over the whole Smart phone industry in a storm of tech + build + price + well all !

20. The only thing that I think a review like these could improve upon like Unbox Therapy, Dave Lee, and Linus etc. is to actually cover what frequency bands these phones support. If you search any of these phones like the One+ line Vivo, Oppo and others on FrequencyCheck you'll see that they dont actually support the proper cell network frequencies to support 4g lte at full/partial/ or sometimes not all. I recently had this issue with my One+ 2 that I bought in 2015. I couldnt send or receive calls where I live. Just picked up a pixel 2 and things are working as they should. For anyone out there looking to buy phones like these definitely do your homework. The features are very appealing, but itll be a brick if you can actually use it in the states.