My experiences so far can be summed up this way:
The OnePlus 2 is a premium OnePlus One with a fingerprint scanner and OIS. In my experience they charge at the same speed, the camera is similar (but OIS makes a decent difference), they perform about the same, the battery life is about the same, etc. The main difference between the two is the build quality. If you think that the build of the OPO vs. the OP2 is the same, you are deranged. I would say that the feel in your hand is comparable to an iPhone (quality-wise). Its that good. The fingerprint scanner is as good as TouchID, maybe better (I do not have extensive experience with TouchID). As for the lack of NFC, well- thats a drawback for most, including me. With that being said, every phone has its drawbacks, its just that the OP2 has a bit of a hate train going on. This reminds me of when Apple released the lightning connector. Everybody flipped out and said they would never buy an Apple device again. As far as I know, Apple and their Lightning connector are doing just fine.
There is a lot of hate on this phone where it is not deserved. The OP2 will get you a very premium Android experience at a great price, that's all I have to say.
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