Update: OnePlus 2 spotted in 2 videos showing Antutu and Design

If you were hoping those fugly TENAA leaks weren’t the real deal then perhaps you should look away now, as a new video shows a device matching the design of the OnePlus 2 having an Antutu workout.

With just hours to go before launch someone in China has managed to get their hands on a functioning OnePlus 2 and run Antutu on the device. More than that though, the tipster went ahead and made a video showing the front of the OnePlus 2 ahead of schedule.

The stills from the video show a phone that looks physically smaller then the OPO, with less chin overhang than the original OPO, meaning even with the physical home button the phone does seem much shorter.

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We can see that the bezels are still quite wide in comparison to todays phones, and that it seems like there are two backlit buttons either side of the physical homebutton/fingerprint scanner. Looking at the edge of the phone the front panel could have a 2.5D glass curve to it.

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In the video the Antutu test reveals that the phone in question has a 1920 x 1080 display, Snapdragon 810 chipset, Adreno 430 GPU, 16GB internal memory, Android 5.1.1, 13 mega-pixel main camera, and oddly enough 3GB RAM. This does indicate that Chinese customers might have the choice of a 3GB 1080 version of the phone, while international fans may only get a more up market 4GB RAM 2K model.

Update: A second video has also been uploaded

The OnePlus 2 launches tomorrow, but if you cannot wait head over to our OnePlus 2 feature round up here.

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balcobomber25
July 26, 2015
The OS has a Flyme like look to it even the colors they used are colors you normally associate with Flyme (the greens, purples and blues).
- Guaire
  July 26, 2015
  It’s their Hydrogen OS only for China. Probably other markets will get Oxygen OS which pretty close to stock Android like OPO.
  - balcobomber25
    July 27, 2015
    I actually like the look of it, to me Flyme is one of the best OS’s to look at. They use a lot of colors with a cooler temperature which makes it easier on the eyes. I would actually love to give Hydrogen a shot some day, do you know if there is an English version as well?
    - Guaire
      July 27, 2015
sooooooooo maybe high end one plus two not look that ugly

Giulio Dainese
July 26, 2015
With 1920×1080 resolution and 480 dpi density the calculator says 4.6″! I hope it so much…
- balcobomber25
  July 26, 2015
  - Dante
    July 26, 2015
    Nope, the model in the video is most likely 5 inch or even 4.6/4.7 inch you can clearly see that the device is smaller than the OPO even with that humongous bezel – which is smaller than i expected
    - balcobomber25
      July 26, 2015
      We shall see but if anyone really thinks its going to be smaller than 5, they are going to be disappointed. Although this phone is going to be full of disappointments.
      To AdM it’s wishful thinking on their part. They confuse DPI with PPI and think they are onto something and then look at the picture and use that to convince themselves that is under 5 inches.
    - AdM
      July 26, 2015
      How can you say that if there’s nothing to compare the size with?
- K I N G B L A Z E ✓ᵛᵉʳᶦᶠᶦᵉᵈ
  July 26, 2015
  The phone is 5.5.
  480 is the SAME amount of dpi my Oneplus One has.
  They know we want a smaller phone, but they goofed up and produced another 5.5″ phone ?
  - Giulio Dainese
    July 26, 2015
    The oneplus one is 401 ppi, so it must be smaller, or there is an error on antutu ?
    - - balcobomber25
        July 27, 2015
        PPI measures the pixel desnity based on the screen size (5.5 inches for the One Plus One) and resolution (1920X1080). It tells you how many pixels there for every inch of the display. The DPI number affects how those pixels are displayed. Higher number DPI will have bigger font and lower density (everything on the screen from icons to letters take up more space), a lower number will have smaller font and higher density (more available space on the same screen size). By default many phones ship with a DPI of 480. The only way to change is it to root your phone.

Steven Fox
July 26, 2015
19k FHD 3D Score, man that Adreno 430 is a beast, which means that the CPU is clocked allot lower as Antutu is a CPU favouring benchmark. CPU performance should be far less than Exynos 742x, even less than Helio X10.

Andrew P
July 26, 2015
“This does indicate that Chinese customers might have the choice of a 3GB
1080 version of the phone, while international fans may only get a more
up market 4GB RAM 2K model.”
Sounds unreal that the same model would be so different. Either OnePlus is fooling us and they got few phones for release, or the sucess of OPO was just luck.
- balcobomber25
  July 26, 2015
  The success of the OPO was for two reasons: CM and western availability. It was the first Chinese flagship specifically marketed to people in the west. But that opened the doors for people to learn about Honor, Xiaomi, Meizu and Nubia among others. I am willing to bet this site has seen a lot of increased traffic from the west as a result of the OP. They no longer have CM and now those same people know they can get more flagships for around the $300 mark. What we are left with is OP marketing, which was a complete disaster last year too but was saved by CM and high demand.
  - Andrew P
    July 26, 2015
    Yes, you are right that CM and availability made their luck, but it’s still luck. They did not expect OPO to sell that well, nor other manufacturers expected that. Also they did not expect that they will get so much free advertising from media sites.
    You can say after their success what was the formula, but you probably couldn’t say that it is the formula of success before the phone launch.
    - balcobomber25
      July 26, 2015
      I am saying without CM and availability they would have been like ZTE’s Nubia, a brand which makes some good phones but doesn’t have near the hype or success that the OPO had.
      - Andrew P
        July 26, 2015
        I understand what you are saying, and I am saying that they didn’t know that will make them successful.
        P.S. ZTE’s Nubia is only for China, it’s not made to be sold for western users.
        
        balcobomber25
        July 26, 2015
        No company knows what will make them successful, they come up with a plan and hope it works. Often times what makes a company successful was never planned or intended.
        ZTE created the Nubia brand specifically to launch outside of China. They didn’t nearly have the success that OPO had but they have had strong sales outside of China and have officially launched in other Asian countries such as India. But the entire brand was supposed to be a direct to consumer brand, meaning online, targeting the European market specifically.
        
        Technerd
        July 26, 2015
        But you cant buy it in germany ilike it with this bezel Technologie.But no sd810.And it is little bit overprized i think.Zte makes cool technic like car Park systems.
        balcobomber25
        July 27, 2015
        You can buy the Nubia in Germany, every reseller ships to Germany.
        Technerd
        July 27, 2015
        No i live in Germany and in popular shops there is only the blade s6.You can trust me i live in Germany.I can import the phone but i cant buy it from shops in Germany .Also on the german webpage from zte there is no z9.
        
        balcobomber25
        July 27, 2015
        That’s why I said resellers as online shops such as the one above, all of which ship to Germany. The Nubia line isn’t sold in physical stores (except for maybe in China), outside of China it is meant as an online brand only. In many countries it is sold on their version of Amazon. ZTE signed a deal with Amazon to be one of its main purveyors of the Nubia series:
        Besides them I don’t know of a single reseller that doesn’t ship to Germany.
        
        Technerd
        July 27, 2015
        I am not dumb man but i thougt you mean physical stores .Of course i know efox i bought from them once.But i wont buy again because they confused .I ordered an after one month i got it.A tip don’t be so aggressive .You alwas habe to discuss.You alwasy think you are right man.
        balcobomber25
        July 27, 2015
        Not being aggressive at all. Giving you information because you were obviously confused. If you took my response as being aggressive I apologize that wasn’t my intent.
        Technerd
        July 27, 2015
        I wasnt confused .But i understood that you promise that you can buy nubia in germany in ervery shop.And this is wrong.Of course i know you can import phones .I have umi emax.But let’s Ende our discussions here (plural).I also read everyday news so i am also tech geek.With aggressive i ment that und every comment there is a comment that was dritten by you.You also tell Thema that their opinion is wrong.But keep up being so active.
      - Jim Shortz
        July 26, 2015
Dante
July 26, 2015
Thank god you posted this article here – i was sick of the comments from wccftech

Dante
July 26, 2015
Wait I Have A theory ! ! ! Oneplus Said in their AskMeAnything thread that they will release 2 phones this year – Maybe there will be a smaller model with 1080p resolution and 3 gb of Ram? And the 5.5 one will have quadhd resolution and 4 gb of Ram … I clearly dont know what to expect if the Opo wont suit my taste ill get the Lg G4 which will be my safe choice (incase that even Axon and ZUK) dont impress me)
- balcobomber25
  July 26, 2015
  MX5 doesnt impress you? I have been using it for 2 days now and it is an amazing phone.
  - MexiDroid
    July 26, 2015
    - balcobomber25
      July 26, 2015
      It is the same sensor but they updated the software and changed out the optics. I never had or used an MX4 but from samples I have seen it is better.
      - Technerd
        July 26, 2015
        I am waiting for the pro Version .I think it will be a beast.I hatte qualcomm the destroyed the nubia flagship in my opinion it would be the besteht phone oft 2015 .But it also Gomes wuth fuckin sd810.Why?.I am waiting also. For mate 8 that will mabey come with fucking overpowered kirin950 .
        
        balcobomber25
        July 27, 2015
        The MX5 Pro will have the latest Samsung SOC available most likely the 7420 that is in the S6. Meizu has a long history of using Samsung parts and that is the only SoC more powerful than the Helios X10 that is presently available. Meizu doesnt use Qualcomm so the 810 is out.
        Technerd
        July 27, 2015
        I habe read it may be come with helio x20.I read it on androidauthory or Androidheadlines if you want to check it.
        
        balcobomber25
        July 27, 2015
        It’s all speculation at this point. Most people are pointing to the fact that the Mx5 uses the Helios X10 and saying that is the reason they will stick with Mediatek and use the xX0. With the MX4 they used Mediatek for their regular version and Samsung for the PRO version. I think they will do the same here. Meizu has a long running relationship with Samsung and has always used one of their SoC’s in a phone dating back to their very first phone the M8 in 2007. It has been a very good relationship between the two companies and I don’t see that ending anytime soon.
        
        Technerd
        July 27, 2015
        I know they may use Samsung .But maybe the helio x20 is cheaper than the Samsung chip.Maybe the x20 scores as good as the samsung while the helio x20 dont overheatthat mich.
        Kubis
        July 27, 2015
  - - - Dante
        July 30, 2015
        Belive me th. Mx5 is even a more insubstantial upgrade i took the plunge for my mom and bought it.its actually really cheap compared to resseper mx4 prices at launch it was like 550 bucks now u can get the mx5 for 320 bucks
        the software still buggy as hell camera is the same at least they added laser autofocus build quality isnt better even if its full metal – the back feels to be made un professional also the screen is great in mine example but lots reported of bad calibration
        balcobomber25
        July 30, 2015
        I have the phone my software isn’t buggy at all. For the camera change out the stock camera app with a better one and the photos are amazing.
        
        Dante
        August 2, 2015
        Wooo in no case change the camera app – the stock one is one of the best from all the smartphones / mx4 was the first phone with full camera controll
        balcobomber25
        August 2, 2015
        The stock camera app is terrible. Open Camera and Lenovo Super Camera are far superior to it.
        Dante
        August 6, 2015
        Lol no the manual controls are bad in those
        balcobomber25
        August 6, 2015
        Have you ever used Lenovo Super Camera?
        Dante
        August 7, 2015
        Yes and it is brilliant
        but the meizu camera has some nifty features especially light field
        
        balcobomber25
        August 7, 2015
        I don’t like the post processing or speed for the Meizu App. They do have some nifty user controls but the app needs some optimization.
        Dante
        August 7, 2015
        Agreed but installing the lenovo super camera on most of the phones is a pain in the @$$
        balcobomber25
        August 7, 2015
        It depends on the phone, it can be a pain for some.
- AdM
  July 26, 2015
  Not going to happen! It will be just one phone and everything points towards a really bad design choice.
SPLEND1D
July 26, 2015
That score is trash. We’re getting that on the Oneplus One right now!
Manjurul Islam
July 26, 2015
There is supposed to be three models a2001, a2003 n a2005, what has happened to other two variants?
- balcobomber25
  July 27, 2015
  Most likely its all the same model but just for different markets. For instance a2001 will be for the Chinese market, a2003 will be for North America, a2005 will be for Europe/Asia. The only difference among them will be the Chinese ones run Hydrogen, the others run Oxygen OS and they have different LTE bands.
  Asus for instance has 4 models for it’s Zenfone 2 (Taiwan, China and India, US and Global).
- Owsley_66
  July 26, 2015
  - balcobomber25
    July 27, 2015
    I wouldn’t count on it. OP is a company that encourages leaks and usually starts most of them on their own.
    - Owsley_66
      July 27, 2015
      Very true. They have become the masters of leaks and hype so it will be interesting to see just how close those spec’s over at Device Specifications turn out to be for at least one of the models their releasing.
Owsley_66
July 26, 2015
The 2 is listed on Device Specifications: http://www.devicespecifications.com/en/model/f7843536
Marco Mejia Lopez
July 27, 2015

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