Unlike the European counterpart, On-Guard in the U.S. can only be enrolled upon the purchase of a new OnePlus 2 or X. There is no grace period for slightly new purchases though OnePlus says that it is working with Assurant to offer a second chance enrollment.
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The Onyx variant OnePlus X is priced at Rs. 16,999, while the Ceramic version is priced much higher at Rs. 22,999. The OnePlus comes with an LTPS LCD whereas, on the other hand, the OnePlus X will feature an AMOLED display.
What are you getting on your OnePlus X? The ceramic model will be a premium offering, and the number of units that will go for sale will be limited to 10,000. Interesting, the device comes with an alert slider on the left-hand side, similar to the OnePlus 2. The OnePlus 2 have a 5.5-inch 1080p resolution display while OnePlus X has a 5-inch 1080p display. That works out to a 441ppi pixel density. We need to remind you that this has lower specs than the OnePlus 2 flagship.
Previously, if you wanted to fix your OnePlus device, you had to ship it back to China, but now that the company is pairing with a USA company to handle repairs, the turnaround for Return Merchandise Authorizations (RMA) and repairs should be much quicker. For this coverage, the price is set at $65 for the OP2 and $50 for the OPX. But that void has been filled by the OnePlus X as the latest device offers the microSD card slot, which can add up to 128GB.
The biggest aspect missing in the OnePlus 2 was that there was no expandable storage option available on the device.
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At first look, these two phones appear to share the same basic rear camera setup, but that’s not exactly true as there are notable differences between them. The cost is $80 for the OP2 and $60 for the OPX. It means there should be crispier selfies on the OPX than OP2.
