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요약:Apple and Samsung are just names to me — what matters most are the phones themselves and what they propose for their price tags.
Despite having access to numerous expensive flagship smartphones, like those from Apple and Samsung, my SIM card usually ends up in phones from a little known smartphone maker to the US — OnePlus.OnePlus phones have consistently prove to be excellent devices for nearly half the price of their competitors.They're popular around the world, but not so in the US because Americans typically buy their phones from carriers, which don't feature OnePlus phones. Check out why I recommend OnePlus phones to friends and family before recommending Apple's iPhones or Samsung's Galaxy S phones. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.For months, I've been placing smartphones from OnePlus ahead of the likes of Apple and Samsung in my top 20 smartphones list, and I thought it was time to elaborate on why.You may be thinking, “Shouldn't mega-phones from the biggest names in tech get the top spot on the list?” No! Not at all! Apple and Samsung are just names to me. What matters most are the phones themselves and what they propose for their price tags. And at the end of the day, it's always OnePlus phones that come out on top. OnePlus phones aren't that well known in the US because they're not typically sold in carrier stores, which happens to be where most Americans buy their smartphones (usually, people in the US will have to buy OnePlus phones from the company's website). But hopefully, more Americans will get to see that OnePlus phones actually exist, since now you can find them in T-Mobile stores. Here's what makes OnePlus phones so great:
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