OS: Android OS, CyanogenMod 11S aka v4.4.2 (KitKat) for International version; Chinese version will run OPPO's ColorOS
Chipset: Qualcomm MSM8974AC Snapdragon 801
CPU: Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400
GPU: Adreno 330; 578MHz

Dimensions: 152.9 x 75.9 x 8.9 mm (6.02 x 2.99 x 0.35 in)
Weight: 162 g (5.71 oz)

2G Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100
4G Network: LTE 700 / 1700 / 2600 /2300/2100/1800
SIM: Micro-SIM

Display Type: IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Display Size: 1080 x 1920 pixels, 5.5 inches (~401 ppi pixel density)
Multitouch: Yes, up to 10 fingers
Protection: Corning Gorilla Glass 3

Alert types: Vibration; MP3 ringtones
Loudspeaker: Yes, with stereo 2x mono speakers (tuned by JBL)
3.5mm jack: Yes

External memory/ card slot: No
Internal: 16/64 GB; eMMC 5.0 (2 variants: 16GB in white and 64GB in black - but back covers are swap-able)
RAM: 3 GB; LP-DDR3, 1866MHz

GPRS: Yes
EDGE: Yes
HSDPA: 42 Mbps
HSUPA: 5.8 Mbps
LTE: Cat4, 50 Mbps UL; 150 Mbps DL

Wi-Fi: 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot
Bluetooth: Yes, v4.1 with A2DP
NFC: Yes
USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0, USB On-the-go, USB Host

Primary camera: 13 MP (Sony Exmor IMX 214 with 6 lenses), 4128 x 3096 pixels, autofocus, dual-LED flash (Features Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, panorama, HDR
Video:  Yes, 2160p@30fps, 1080p@60fps, 720p@120fps, video stabilization, HDR; (4K resolution video with stereo recording Slow Motion: 720p video at 120fps)
Secondary: Yes, 5 MP, 1080p@30fps
Flash: Yes, dual flash.

Sensors: Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
Messaging: SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, IM, Push Email
Browser: HTML5
Radio: No
GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support and GLONASS
Java: Yes, via Java MIDP emulator

Battery: Non-removable Li-Po 3100 mAh battery

Colors: Silk White, Sandstone Black (back cover is swap-able -- more designs and materials coming soon, including Kevlar, bamboo, wood, etc...)

Others:
- SNS integration
- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV player
- MP3/eAAC+/WMA/WAV player
- Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar
- Organizer
- Document viewer
- Photo viewer/editor
- Voice memo/dial/commands
- Predictive text input
- Power Off Alarm
- Voice Wake-up (always listening)
- Notification light/ LED (multi-coloured)
- CyanogenMod support for 2 years.
- root & flash will not void warranty (unless OverClock and burn the CPU)

(also see: http://oneplus.net/one#specifications)

It would be a shame to hide the One’s beautiful design under a bulky case just to avoid wear and tear. We've introduced our unique range of StyleSwap exchangeable back covers, so you can not only add a bit of a personality to your OnePlus One, but also easily swap out a dinged case without needing to replace the whole device. StyleSwap covers come in a range of materials and textures, including kevlar, bamboo and denim on top of standard silk and sandstone. Now you can customize your phone for the look and feel you prefer, and change it up whenever you'd like.

How do I get an invite?
The main method of getting invites will be through others. In the beginning, when not a lot of other people have the device, you'll be able to get invites through contest and raffles. We have planned ways so our early fans, as well as people who weren't here from the beginning will be able to obtain invites.

When do the next batch of invites roll out?
The first real batch of invites roll out late May, and will be of the 64GB Sandstone Black version. Any invites that you might have been promised before this, will be sent during this time.

How long are invites valid for?
For invites that you receive, they are typically valid for 24 hours. If they expire, they get returned to sender so someone else can get a chance to buy it. Alternatively, you can ask for the sender to resend it to you. For invites that you can give away, they are usually valid for longer, usually 1-2 weeks.

How many invites can I give away?
This varies. In the beginning, the quantities will be smaller, but increased as time goes by. You will frequently receive new invites to give away as production ramps up.

When do I receive invites to give away?
You do not automatically receive invites when you purchase a phone. We will need to manually roll them out according to our operations situation.​

Since Sunday, Jun 22, CyanogenMod has a dedicated bug tracker for the OnePlus One. To report an issue, first go to https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/ and register there, if you are not registered yet. Note that you need to specify your full name during registration and it will be publicly shown when creating an issue or commenting.

Next, look for existing issues to avoid duplicates. All current issues are listed at
https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON (click issues left in there).

If you find an existing issue:
You can vote on existing issues, by clicking vote on the right of the issue. Please DO NOT add comments like "Me too", as this will just annoy people.

If you cannot find an existing issue:
1. Click Create Issue -> A "window" appears
2. In the "Project" drop-down, select "OnePlus One"
3. Now in the "Issue Type" drop-down, select the type of issue you want to report:
---> Bug - something that is not working correctly
---> New feature - A new feature that needs to be developed
---> Improvement - A proposed Improvement to an existing feature

Bugs
1. In the instruction tab, select the version of CM 11S running on your OnePlus One
2. Click on "Field Tab"
3. Fill out the summary and description field. The summary should be useful. A good example: "Screen does not power on consistently after waking device using galaxysmtd. A bad summary: "Screen wont turn on." (examples copied from cyanogenmod wiki).
4. Attach possible attachments. You probably want to include a logcat.
5. Click create
Once you have filed your bug, you may be asked for more information, such as a logcat from adb (if you have not done yet, as you should have in almost all cases). For information on how to generate a logcat, see http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_debugging_with_logcat

New Features / Improvements
It's like for bugs, but all on one tab. Just fill out all the fields and click create.

I'm sorry for bringing this issue up so many times over the past few days, but this time I come with a solution! Someone on the OnePlus forums posted the 'fix' for the Google Now "OK Google" hotword detection issue. Basically just increase the gain for the main mic.

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/fixed-mi...-the-one.50234/

Now my problem is notification LED not working on latest nightly. Flashed back to 22R->25R and LED is working. Flash back to nightly and it's broken 

I am using the tutorial from oneplus chinese forum:

http://www.oneplusbbs.com/forum.php?mod=vi...read&tid=379929

a little tricks are required to flash the large system.img file

The steps are as follows:
1) Go into fastboot mode, flash the chinese recovery with the "uninstall storage" function. the recovery.img file can be found here: http://www.oneplusbbs.com/forum.php?mod=at...DU4Mzh8MzczNjc0

2) Boot into recovery mode, select uninstall storage function>格式化／system>格式化／data>格式化／cache

3) Then boot into fastboot mode again and perform the followings:
    - fastboot flash boot boot.img
    - fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
    - fastboot flash system system.img
    - fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
    - fastboot flash cache cache.img
    - fastboot flash sbl1 sbl1.mbn
    - fastboot flash dbi sdi.mbn
    - fastboot flash aboot emmc_appsboot.mbn
    - fastboot flash rpm rpm.mbn
    - fastboot flash tz tz.mbn
    - fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
    - fastboot flash LOGO logo.bin
    - fastboot reboot

* International version comes with Cyanogenmod 11S. Chinese model comes with ColorOS.
* International model has got CYANOGENMOD branding/ logo on the back cover. Chinese version does not have this.
* Chinese version is much easier to find that International version (which can currently be purchased only if you have an invite).
* Price is slightly higher for Chinese model since its being sold by reseller and not directly by OnePlus. For international units, OnePlus is directly selling them (no middle person).

OnePlus One Repairability Score: 5 out of 10 (10 is easiest to repair).

from: http://bgr.com/2014/03/05/oneplus-one-spec...ocessor-memory/

The phone will come with CyanogenMod support for two years, a Cyanogen Inc. team member said on the OnePlus forums, and will pack Google Apps. Furthermore, buyers will have the option of doing anything to the phone when it comes to rooting, unrooting, installing stock Android or other custom ROMs without voiding the warranty. However, disassembling and/or “frying your CPU due to over-clocking will void your warranty” David said on Reddit.

from: http://bgr.com/2014/03/19/oneplus-one-desi...yleswap-covers/

“Engineers and designers spend a lot of time creating the specific look for a phone, but then people tend to cover it up with a case. Don’t you think that it’s a pity to cover up a beautiful device?” OnePlus CEO Pete Lau wrote. “We believe that the appeal and beauty of a device should speak for itself. Adding size and bulk to a phone for protection is a thing of the past.”

He further added that the designs “are durable and attractive, but still durable and strong.” Furthermore, some the StyleSwap covers will be made of their own respective materials, aside from the Silk and Sandstone versions. The company has also kicked off a contest on its Facebook page, with one lucky winner to be flown to Hong Kong to try out the back of the handset.



In the recent weeks, OnePlus revealed the phone will not have a user-replaceable battery, while a design sketch of the phone exclusively obtained by BGR revealed the One will have a unibody design.

It’s not clear how the whole StyleSwap customization process is done, and whether the phone will come in some default color versions, which could then be customized by special case purchases. Also, even though the StyleSwap Covers are replaceable, it’s not clear whether the phone will offer users access to a microSD slot for expandable memory.

from: http://phandroid.com/2014/03/25/oneplus-one-release-date-2/

That’s just a bit over a month from now, but we’ve waited this long for all the official details, and I’m sure we can hold out just a bit longer. What we already know about the OnePlus One has us excited. Here are the early specs we’re told to look forward to:
* Qualcomm Snapdragon 801
* 3,100mAh battery with QuickCharge (charges to 75% in 30 minutes)
* 5.5-inch 1080p HD display
* 13 megapixel f/2.0 Sony EXMOR camera with 4K video recording
* Custom version of CyanogenMod with touchless controls

All of this is supposed to be coming to us for under $400, though an exact price point has yet to be formally determined. The OnePlus One is looking to arrive in Q2 2014, so prepare those wallets if this is shaping up to be a device you can see yourself walking around with.

from: http://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_one_detail...4-news-7974.php

What's interesting is that there won't be a 32GB version, as the One will be offered in 16GB and 64GB flavors. The larger storage option will come at a price close to what other companies ask for 32GB models, OnePlus notes. Rumored to be made out of metal, the One will also sport a notification LED.

The battery specs haven't been revealed just yet, but it did become clear the phone will last more than a day on a single charge. There's also a new and interesting technology, which it'll be utilizing, too.

The OnePlus One will be the only phone the company makes this year. It's also planning to double its size from the 150-employee company it is now. Those are very bold plans and we'll see how things pan out for the optimistic phonemaker.

from: http://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_one_passes...s-news-7991.php



The upcoming OnePlus One droid has made yet another appearance before its official announcement, paying the Antutu benchmark a visit. The most prominent member of the Cyanogen Mod team, the guys behind the handset’s ROM, shared a screenshots with its performance in the popular benchmark.

Even though the name of the device wasn’t explicitly confirmed, that fact the post was reshared by the official OnePlus account tells you everything there is to know here.

So now that we know what the device is, let’s focus on the score. 36,715 points is an excellent achievement, topping the Galaxy Note 3’s result even though the two handset share the same chipset – Snapdragon 800.

Obviously the CM ROM is somewhat lighter than TouchWiz and leaves some extra processing power at the user’s disposal.

As previously confirmed, the OnePlus One will go on sale in its first 10 markets in Q2 (which starts in less than a month). The pricing is confirmed to be below $400, but that’s probably before local taxes are applied.

from: http://liliputing.com/2014/03/oneplus-one-...in-q2-2014.html

The OnePlus One will be available in 10 countries at launch, including the United States. It’s expected to be sold directly to consumers for under $500. There are currently no plans to partner with wireless carriers, but the phone will be a GSM device that supports 4G LTE on AT&T and T-Mobile’s networks. It won’t support Verizon or Sprint, and there are currently no plans for a dual-SIM model.

from: https://plus.google.com/1020325899927348624...sts/c1uspRetoSz

We would like to thank all our suppliers. Without their support over the past few months, the OnePlus One wouldn't be possible.

Gratz on V2 
So how many 1+1 owner already reported here? Saw the list.

So mydragoon when you getting yours?!! 

they not interested in making money nor pleasing customers. 

Delayed for another 20 days

so better pay the China merchant

We are 20 days behind our own schedule, below I list the delays we suffered:
* Production Scheduling Conflicts - 3 days
* Low-yield Rate on Back Covers - 7 days
* Incomplete Clearance Documents - 4 days
* Weekends - 4 days
* Timezone/Different Cut-off Times - 2 days

64GB too much for me lol

just waiting taobao arrived than my opo have full protect

by the way .

anywant buy this already ?>

http://get.pressybutton.com/

Hi everyone, for those who bought their device from taobao or directd, any yellow mark on the bottom of the screen?

so according to directd, it was flashed to cm11s in china? not by directd who 'resealed' it ar?

Otg ok bor?

i wonder how much the international version would be? probably a raise of RM200 due to the cyanogen logo?

Maybe slightly higher, but I guess no point, China version can flash to CM no issue, and still retain warranty as OnePlus does allow user to flash custom ROM with warranty intact.
Somemore, why pay extra to get just the Cyanogen logo at back cover. Use the extra money on one extra back cover at your choice, now just waiting for OnePlus to start selling kevlar and jean cover 

Will incur tax issue in Malaysia???

My friend bought iphone5s from us and end up custom tahan.......    

One of the design I love about OnePlus One is no logo at front, and the removable back cover consist of side, so if you swap the cover, the whole side and back change consistently. Only flaw in OPO IMO is too large ( both screen and overall size ), else I'll be holding it now.

Not traditional la, my current N5 with 5", I'm having difficult time reach top of the screen, and I could just fit in jeans but if much larger phone will pop out like an idiot. I will not compromise by using phone with two hands ( no offence to anyone but it felt idiotic    ), or wearing loose jeans or pants  So NO to phone > 5" ( which we used to call phablet    )

I agree it's too big for single handed use. Even gwailo Mkbhd review also need 2 hands.  They should learn from LG remove more bezels so it will be same size as a 5in phone but 5.5in screen.

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Refer red circle pls

Since Sunday, Jun 22, CyanogenMod has a dedicated bug tracker for the OnePlus One. To report an issue, first go to https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/ and register there, if you are not registered yet. Note that you need to specify your full name during registration and it will be publicly shown when creating an issue or commenting.

Next, look for existing issues to avoid duplicates. All current issues are listed at
https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON (click issues left in there).

If you find an existing issue:
You can vote on existing issues, by clicking vote on the right of the issue. Please DO NOT add comments like "Me too", as this will just annoy people.

If you cannot find an existing issue:
1. Click Create Issue -> A "window" appears
2. In the "Project" drop-down, select "OnePlus One"
3. Now in the "Issue Type" drop-down, select the type of issue you want to report:
---> Bug - something that is not working correctly
---> New feature - A new feature that needs to be developed
---> Improvement - A proposed Improvement to an existing feature

Bugs
1. In the instruction tab, select the version of CM 11S running on your OnePlus One
2. Click on "Field Tab"
3. Fill out the summary and description field. The summary should be useful. A good example: "Screen does not power on consistently after waking device using galaxysmtd. A bad summary: "Screen wont turn on." (examples copied from cyanogenmod wiki).
4. Attach possible attachments. You probably want to include a logcat.
5. Click create
Once you have filed your bug, you may be asked for more information, such as a logcat from adb (if you have not done yet, as you should have in almost all cases). For information on how to generate a logcat, see http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_debugging_with_logcat

New Features / Improvements
It's like for bugs, but all on one tab. Just fill out all the fields and click create.

what is the point of getting OPO when it's expensive?

the main point for OPO is cheaper phones, if you pay the expensive price, then it kinda defeat the purpose, no?

while the price is inflated here, for rm1239, it still has one of the best hardware at that price. not to mention the limited stock and all

unless 1+ is gonna sell phone directly to us in MY, we are not gonna be enjoying the price advantage.  Xiaomi should be commended for engaging the market directly.  A bit of a odd biz model but i am not complaining looking at the price they sell.

The only other flagship (and i mean those running Snapdragon... not MTK or Intel), is well over twice Xiaomi price.  1+1 looses its price advantage here due to importer.  The same goes with the Nexus line.  We are just not gonna enjoy the benefit unless the brand sell directly in the market.

i figure you can hold out until the price drop but by then you might move on to something new and the whole cycle starts again.  16GB Nexus 5 starts at RM1.5k.  its now 9mths old and the price is hovering above RM1.1k.