I wanted to try Android for a couple of weeks, I like staying on top of technology, gadgets and making sure I never become a blind ‘zealot’ for any platform or brand.
The OnePlus 3
I did a lot of research and decided to try the “Oneplus 3” as it was good bang-for-buck, ran the latest software had plenty of grunt with the latest 8 core, high clock speed Qualcomm processor coupled with 6GB of DDR4 - the specs really are very impressive, especially for a $400USD phone.

Sam McLeod

A personal review of the OnePlus 3 Android phone after two weeks of use, comparing it to an iPhone 6s+. The hardware is praised for its build quality, USB-C, and impressive specs for $400 USD, but criticized for a weak camera, USB 2.0 speeds despite USB-C, and poor LTE performance. On the software side, Android's fragmentation, poor app quality, Google's data collection, and lack of cohesive UX flow are highlighted as major pain points. The author ultimately returned to iOS, noting that Android felt like being Google's product rather than a user.

The State of Android in 2016 & The OnePlus 3 Phone