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Looking at the OnePlus 5, it’s hard to believe that the company that made it is less than four years old. This is a phone that manages to hold its own alongside flagship devices from companies that have enormous pots of money to spend on research, development and design, and a decade or more of experience making smartphones. Yet OnePlus has managed to make one of the best phones of 2017, and keep the price lower than most of the competition. OnePlus has always made impressive phones at sub-flagship prices, but with this iteration the Chinese company has learned from previous mistakes, and built on its successes, to create an all-round fantastic phone. The OnePlus 5 costs more than the OnePlus 3T. That’s the hard truth about this new phone, but it’s partly because OnePlus has decided to use more premium materials. OnePlus has produced two versions of the OnePlus 5, with the base model coming with 64GB of internal storage and 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and 8GB of

Blackberry launched their new android phone this year which is well optimized and well updated for 2017. This is a phone for those people who really want a keyboard or for those people who really want a Blackberry. Blackberry has tried all kinds of interesting stuff with their hardware in the recent years like the slide out keyboard with the Blackberry Priv and a square Blackberry Passport. This year they bring it back to the classic old days of Blackberry with the 1620x1080 display and that full QWERTY keyboard and a all metal build. The hardware of this phone is definitely top notch, however the phone is not water resistant but it definitely can take drops.  The lock screen button is oddly placed on the left side of the phone with the volume keys on the right side and under the volume keys is the so called convenience button which can be mapped to and application or can be set to do a certain action. Even a long press of the letter buttons on the keyboard can launch certa