OnePlus' pricing tiers are going up (again)!
OnePlus has done it again! As in, it's raised its pricing tiers again! Which isn't cool, we know, but we can't get ourselves to stop using those exclamation marks from all the excitement. Price: Slate Gray costs $479 | Midnight Black sets you back $539
SLATE GRAY ANDROID
You'll probably replace the OnePlus 5 with a newer phone long before Android applications get big and demanding enough to make complete use of these 8 GB of RAM, but still, the more the merrier, especially when this isn't tied to power efficiency compromises (such as an overly high display resolution, for example).Ĥ. Does this mean those 8 GB in the Midnight Black OnePlus 5 are overkill? Probably, but hey, we wouldn't complain if they're willing to give us more RAM. But let's put it this way, in the current state of things, 6 GB of RAM is a lot! It's above the industry standard and will let you multitask between apps like a boss. As you jump from app to app, the RAM memory gets filled and the phone eventually starts closing the applications you first had opened. The RAM system memory in your Android phone is used to keep applications open and running in the background. With the proliferation of cloud services, though, including ones that offer to keep whatever files, as well as your whole photo and video collections stored in the cloud, the 64 GB Slate Gray version should offer more than enough storage in most all cases. However, just to give you that extra-premium feel, the more-expensive Midnight Black OnePlus 5 doubles the storage capacity to 128 GB, which is absolutely humongous and should accommodate even the edge cases out there, such as " I like to keep whole Game of Thrones seasons downloaded on my phone." This is a very spacious storage capacity that should do well in welcoming all your apps, media and documents.
The Slate Gray version is to be considered the 'base' one – it comes with 64 GB of memory, which, honestly, is a superb proposition. No matter which color option you decide to side with, you'll end up with a phone with a ton of built-in storage. Storage space: Slate Gray is 64 GB | Midnight Black is 128 GB The Midnight Black version is similar to the iPhone 7 black (matte) modelĢ. There is no trendy high-gloss version similar to the iPhone 7's Jet Black. This means it will not attract fingerprints, but it will feel quite slippery when held. Aside from the glass fronts, the body of the OnePlus 5 (no matter the color) is made of anodized aluminum, with a matte finish. The fronts of both variants are all black. Make no mistake: both OnePlus 5 color options are very dark there is no 'light' color model right now, let alone one with a white front. Color difference between Slate Gray and Midnight Blackįirst things first, let's look at the color difference itself and think about what it means. Here's what you should keep in mind when choosing which color to go for.ġ. Isn't it curious why OnePlus would offer two versions of its phone that are this similar? It turns out there's a lot that separates Slate Gray from Midnight Black aside from the slight difference in shade. The OnePlus 5 is here in two undeniably badass, yet confusingly similar color variants: Slate Gray and Midnight Black.
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