Life is what happens when your cellphone is charging.
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I’ve been the proud owner of the OnePlus 5t since November
26, 2017 and I couldn’t be happier. Truth be told, I was a little nervous when
I ordered it online because I’d never made such an expensive “sight unseen”
purchase before, but I couldn’t be happier.
Price: At $649
Canadian, it’s half price of the other flagship phones I was looking at. And,
it has everything I want or need, so there is no compromise.
Size: I was an
early adopter of the phablet so a big screen is a must have for me. The OnePlus
5t has a 6 inch screen.
Feel: It’s very
thin, very light and feels great in my hand.
Display: I can’t
believe how crisp and clear the display is.
Camera: The
camera takes wonderful photos. The colours are incredibly vibrant and true to
colour.
Battery: In a 24
hour period I haven’t gone below a 50% charge and I use the phone a lot.
Charging: I can
charge it in about ½ hour which means that I can charge it in the morning
before I leave for work.
Responsive: I’m
shocked at how responsive the phone is. I’m sure the fact that it doesn’t come
loaded with bloatware has a lot to do with it.
User-friendly: The
phone is simple to use and intuitive. The only thing I found odd is that to
answer the phone you swipe down. Unfortunately I hung up on my friend Pam
several times before I figured it out.
I would absolutely recommend the OnePlus 5t. I can’t find
one negative thing to say about it, which is a complete shock to me! The only
drawback that I can see for some is that you have to buy the phone outright
from OnePlus; you can’t pay for it with your plan.
Everybody in society these days just walks around with their heads
down, staring at their phones. Chiropractors must be making a fortune!
Keith Wynn
Make someone smile today.
Geri
