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would be an awesome for me if it has 4.3" -  4.5" screen. too big for my palm size to hold, and i think it'll be hard to get here in malaysia. warranty could be a problem right?

Let’s talk about how shopping at OnePlus will be like. Our goal is to make the OnePlus online shopping experience as friendly for the user as possible. To accomplish this, we chose to focus on three areas: localization, logistics and customer service.

Will the shopping experience be perfect from the beginning? I don’t think so. As a young startup, we’re bound to make a lot of mistakes on the way. However, with your help, patience and guidance, I’m confident that we can make the OnePlus shopping experience great together. We look forward to start shipping.

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Logistics

Shopping online internationally can be painful, with long delivery times, poor communication, and customs issues. To improve this experience, we will have multiple warehouses in every continent we serve, and your package will always be shipped from the warehouse closest to you. This will help ensure safe and speedy delivery.

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Customer Service

When you have questions or face problems with your product, there will be three ways to obtain help: knowledge base, forums, and by contacting our customer service team.

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The OnePlus Forums is growing into a great community where people discuss the latest technology, help each other out, and make new friends. This is also a great way to receive help for simpler questions.

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If in the rare chance that your product has quality issues, you will be taken care of by the warehouse closest to you. Our warehouses also double as service locations, and depending on region and circumstance, will pick up your device or have you send it. Of course, if we are to blame for the issues, we’ll also take care of the costs.

Updates from One+ staff. Presumable Malaysia have no issue to purchase it online, had to hope for the best #NeverSettle

i think the update is just very general. they had earlier said their initial launch country will be about 12 or so...

and if its anything like what OPPO has got, Malaysia is not on OPPO list. <-- i 'placed' a pre-order for Find 7a, and when i pulled down the country menu to select Malaysia, Malaysia is not in the list.

One+ slowly reveal launch countries, so far two revealed.

So we might expect delay on getting to purchase online from OnePlus?

maybe...

but see how. if I desperate, might ask friends from launch country to buy and ship to me.

One+ slowly reveal launch countries, so far two revealed.

have to hand it to the guys at OnePlus. they just love making fun of their bigger competitors... previously, they did a comparison with MTC One (M8).

now... with s5.

Still eager to see design of this phone, other than this it's all good.

geek.com recently published a list of 5 upcoming android phones that are worth waiting for...

see:
5 upcoming Android phones that are worth waiting for
http://www.geek.com/android/5-android-smar...ng-for-1534820/

in summary, the five are:
* Samsung Galaxy Note 4
* LG G3
* Motorola Moto X2 (or rumours are saying it will be called Moto X+)
* OnePlus One <-- surprise!
* the next Nexus