OnePlus 5 is the most anticipated smartphone of this summer, and that's because it promises to bring top specifications at an extremely competitive price. We are talking here about a OnePlus 5 that wants to fight with the iPhone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S8, although its selling price should be several hundred dollars below those charged by Samsung and Apple.
Until the OnePlus 5 will be officially launched, the company confirming its appearance in the summer, today we have the opportunity to see an image of one of the prototypes under development. The image below with this OnePlus 5 prototype confirms the fact that it will have an integrated dual camera, this feature has been rumored repeatedly, and now it seems to be confirmed.
The iPhone 7 Plus has a dual camera, many other Android terminals have one, and the OnePlus 5 had to come with such a feature to be truly competitive. Of course, it is not known what kind of quality this OnePlus 5 camera will have, but theoretically it should be good enough to attract the attention of interested users.
OnePlus 5 – the image that confirms the new design
Separately, this image of the OnePlus 5 confirms once again the design that OnePlus would like to use for the smartphone. As you can see, we are talking about a combination of design elements of the iPhone 7 and the HTC terminals, making the OnePlus 5 a familiar terminal for many looking for a smartphone.
Those from OnePlus have become known for their very low prices for competitive products, but also for copying some designs, and the OnePlus 5 will not be an exception to this rule. OnePlus 5 would still be an exception to the low price rule, because some sources say that the smartphone could cost even 650 dollars when it is launched.
"Our source also had a few things to say on pricing, revealing that the OnePlus 5 will use "more costly components" and that OnePlus is "looking at a significantly higher price point due to components and design". Our source does note that pricing is not yet confirmed, but that it will definitely be higher than previous devices in order to "signal competitiveness with the biggest brands" and could be as high as $650."
A OnePlus 5 with a price of 650 dollars will not be as sought after as the previous models, which were wanted precisely because they were very cheap. Under these conditions, the OnePlus 5 could be a resounding failure, but it remains to be seen what OnePlus will manage to do to get good sales from this smartphone.
