A Chinese online store offers the OnePlus One smartphone without an invitation is required. Whom the unit in the Netherlands or Belgium lwa wants to buy, now still an invitation. The unit is in the shop is more expensive than from the manufacturer itself.
The online store Oppomart is asking for the 16GB 399 dollar, the euro 294 euro, discovered Android Authority. That is more than the 269 euro, which the manufacturer himself wants to have. The shipping from China to the Netherlands takes up to a month and costs just over 2 euros. It is going to be the Chinese variant of the device, which is not CyanogenMod, but Color OS is; that is a skin of Android made by OnePlus’ sister company Oppo.
Oppomart is probably due to the devices by OnePlus in China no invitation, but occasionally batches sell online, as Xiaomi does. Many of those copies come into the hands of brokers, who then used them with profit to sell to merchants or consumers. The Chinese version supports just like the regular One 3g entirely in the Netherlands and 4g partly, especially at KPN and to a lesser extent, Vodafone users will be reduced 4g reception have by the lack of support for the 800MHz band.
OnePlus said last week, the first aircraft to customers to send. The new manufacturer is positioning its device as a competitor of the Nexus 5 by high-end specifications with a relatively low price to combine. OnePlus launched the device in april.
Update, 9:46: Tweaker Zenety points to a forum post from OnePlus which the customers don’t recommend using via web stores, the Chinese version to order. So there is no global warranty on the Chinese devices.
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