The foray of new Chinese brands has proven to be an headache for OnePlus. Although the company doesn’t publish the official sales figure, OnePlus still seems to have missed the 1-Million sales mark in India in 2015. Nevertheless, OnePlus X is still a great buy at this price (our impressions) and it does come powered with the Snapdragon 801 paired with a 2GB of RAM. The phone will run on Oxygen OS, which is essentially a barebones Android Lollipop 5.1 with a few new inclusions here and there. On the storage front the OnePlus X offers 16GB of internal storage plus a memory card slot that can accommodate 128GB. The display shapes up in the form of a 5-inch FHD unit and the phone comes backed with a 2,525mAh battery pack. The products sold by Overcart usually come baked with a manufacturer warranty, however we would suggest you to take a look at the T&C for the handset before going ahead with the purchase. If you are not able to make up your mind on the OnePlus X, our review might come in handy.
