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OnePlus One 64GB Sandstone variant will be available via Snapdeal at Rs 21,998
The Chinese phone maker has made the '2014 Flagship Killer' OnePlus One available for sale on Snapdeal as well. The 64GB variant of the OnePlus One will be priced the same as on Amazon, at Rs 21,998.
OnePlus has added another e-commerce website for the sale of its first phone. The Chinese phone maker has made the '2014 Flagship Killer' OnePlus One available for sale on Snapdeal as well. The 64GB variant of the OnePlus One will be priced the same as on Amazon, at Rs 21,998.According to OnePlus's India general manager Vikas Agarwal, the company is excited to partner with Snapdeal to further expand the reach as well as availability of the phone."Having sold over 250,000 units since launch, we are confident this move will help us deliver the most loved smartphone of the year to more customers across the country,” said Agarwal.The OnePlus One sports a large 5.5-inch LTPS ( Sharp’s Low Temperature PolySilicon) IPS display with 1080×1920 pixel resolution. The device runs Android 5.0 Lollipop and you can either have the Cyanogen OS 12 or OnePlus' proprietary OxygenOS on it. The One is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor and features a 13MP camera along with a 3100 mAh battery. You can read the full review of the OnePlus One.Recently, OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei apologised on the OnePlus forums for the delay in the roll out of OnePlus 2 and the scarcity of invites.“To our fans, sorry. We were equally excited when we saw your excitement around the OnePlus 2. We know how it feels waiting and waiting for something you really want, while being given ETAs that go unfulfilled. We appreciate the trust and support that you have given to a relatively small and unknown company like OnePlus," he had mentioned in his forum post.
First Published:Sep 14, 2015, 16:55:23 IST
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