Forum? You mean OnePlus Forum?

they will survive.
there are millions of CM fans out there that are waiting for this to launch.

OnePlus is giving out free #NeverSettle stickers. they also hinted the stickers are going to be useful for something, so dun use all of it...

see:
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/stickers...r-everyone.673/

Get your field kits ready - we're going on an adventure! #casechase pic.twitter.com/SlU6sGu8hL

OnePlus is going to survive and do it big with the help of CM.

Look at the collaboration between CM and Oppo on N1.
N1 got big hit and famous, thanks to CM.

If only Oppo make a Mini version of N1, I would happy to buy it. 5.9" is too huge for my type.

well, now you have OnePlus One.

anyway, seems OPPO is the contract manufacturer for OnePlus. so, the build quality (or lack of it --  sorry, no experience with OPPO products yet, so not sure which way it goes) should be similar.

OnePlus just updated the forum with a new thread called:
OnePlus One - All You Need to Know
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-...know.718/unread

one interesting bit is listed in the specs...
now its got everyone guessing...

so... back to back orders??
seriously though why do they reveal all the specs but not the phone itself...
interested in how it looks like

We already knew that the upcoming OnePlus One smartphone would be launched running a custom version of CyanogenMod OS. It turns out that this is called CyanogenMod 11S, and it looks quite different from the CyanogenMod 11 that’s been available since November last year.

Engadget today received two screenshots of the OnePlus One’s OS (see above), thus confirming that this is based on Android 4.4.2 KitKat. The image on the left shows the lock screen, which displays weather information, messages, and battery status, among other things. The screen looks fresh and quite elegant. Unfortunately, that’s all that we can see from CyanogenMod 11S at the moment.

As we told you last week, OnePlus believes that its One may be better than HTC’s newly-launched One M8 - not just because of its features, but also because it will cost no more than $400 unlocked (while an unlocked HTC One M8 costs $600, or even more).

The OnePlus One will be officially revealed on April 23. It will come with a 5.5-inch 1080p display, a 13MP rear camera from Sony, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, and a 3,100 mAh battery (with some special technology to make it last longer).

Japan Display (JDI) has announced that it’s developed a Quad HD (2560 x 1440-pixel) display, and it's ready to start mass production in April. The panel measures 5.5 inches, and it will be manufactured using JDI’s improved low-temperature poly-silicon (LTPS) technology that enables low power consumption of the module.

The big question lurking around this announcement is whether this could be the screen Apple uses in its next iPhone. Coincidentally, the alleged iPhone 6 is - so far - rumored to come in a 4.7-inch and a 5.5-inch version (sized just like that JDI panel). However, size is not the only reason that makes JDI's 5.5” Quad HD panel seem like a good fit for Apple's next big thing. Such a panel also matches recent reports from the Tokyo-based Nikkei publication, saying that Apple will rely on Japan Display (among others) for the displays of the alleged iPhone 6.

Nikkei also says that volume production of LCD displays for the upcoming iPhone is expected to start in the second quarter of the year (beginning in April) at Sharp’s Kameyama factory, Japan Display's Mobara manufacturing plant, and at an unknown LG Electronics factory. This timeline, again, matches JDI's current announcement.

At the same time, though, practice shows that Apple prefers to get parts that don’t have such wide publicity, and it would be very atypical if a component, that’s unveiled months ahead of the expected September launch of the iPhone 6, actually ends up in that final Apple device (or devices). Summarizing it all up, we’d say that - while it seems possible for Apple to use this 5.5” JDI display - it’s still only a speculation that should be taken with a grain of salt.

On top of that, we also ought to mention that Japan Display had already earlier unveiled Quad HD displays sized at 5.4 and 6.2 inches, but this 5.5-inch panel seems to be the first going into mass production. While big brands the rank of Samsung and Apple have not officially announced devices with Quad HD screens, Chinese phone makers started unveiling products with such high-res panels back in December (with the Vivo Xplay 3s). Putting the pieces together, we could well see those Chinese brands get the first shipments of the new high-res displays.

well, now you have OnePlus One.

anyway, seems OPPO is the contract manufacturer for OnePlus. so, the build quality (or lack of it --  sorry, no experience with OPPO products yet, so not sure which way it goes) should be similar.

Most tech review told that, their product(Oppo Find 5 and N1) quality are very solid build. Well, we not too far away from the OnePlus One official announcement event.

Japan Display shows off 5.5-inch, Quad HD display: could this be the display in the iPhone 6?
iPhone 6? Maybe not? Could it be Oneplus One? But Oneplus one said is 1080p not this 2k display?

Friend told me there's shop at LowYat plaza sell/demo Oppo phone, could go touch touch, but am still hold my money toward One+ One or Nexus 6.