OnePlus 3 specs

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OnePlus has always been known for offering solid specs for an affordable price, and the OnePlus 3 is no exception. The difference this time around is that there aren't as many "gotcha" missing little features — this is a stacked spec sheet for sure. You can see every single little spec in the table below.

CategorySpec
Operating SystemAndroid 6.0 Marshmallow
Display5.5-inch Optic AMOLED
1920x1080 (401 ppi)
Gorilla Glass 4
ProcessorSnapdragon 820
Quad-core, 2.2GHz
Adreno 530 GPU
Storage64GB
ExpandableNo
RAM6GB
Rear Camera16MP IMX298, f/2.0, 1.12-micron pixels
PDAF, OIS
RAW, 4K video, 720p slo-mo
Front Camera8MP IMX179, f/2.0, 1.4-micron pixels
Fixed focus, 1080p video
ConnectivityUSB 2.0
Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2
NFC, GPS, GLONASS
Network bands (NA)FDD-LTE 1/2/4/5/7/8/12/17
HSPA 1/2/4/5/8
Network bands (EU/AS)FDD-LTE 1/3/5/7/8/20
TDD-LTE 38/40/41
HSPA 1/2/5/8
SIMDual Nano SIM
ChargingUSB-C
Dash Charge
Battery3000 mAh
Non-removable
Water resistanceNo
SecurityOne-touch fingerprint
Dimensions152.7 x 74.7 x 7.35 mm
Weight158 g
ColorsSilver
Gold
Andrew Martonik
Andrew Martonik

Andrew was an Executive Editor, U.S. at Android Central between 2012 and 2020.
28 Comments
  • Their smallest battery yet. Posted via the Android Central App
  • It has a 1080p screen, and with 6.0.1 doze feature, the battery should be just fine. Posted via the Android Central App
  • Well - I guess they can try again next year. Because they missed the feedback from the last two models.
  • Care to be more specific? Most of the feedback I saw was people screaming "NFC!" Over and over. It's best to assume I'm being sarcastic. if I'm ever serious I'll type "/s" to make it clear.
  • No water resistance? :(
  • That is a shame, but it's still a relatively rare feature. Unfortunately. It's best to assume I'm being sarcastic. if I'm ever serious I'll type "/s" to make it clear.
  • yea, no expandable storage or removable battery should be perfect for making it water resistant!
  • No one cares about water resistance. Posted via the Android Central App
  • Until you drop your phone in water....
    I could buy the $80 extended warranty. It covers against water and accidental damage.
    Though my oneplus one hasn't gotten wet and I've had it for almost 2 years... Posted via Android Central App on 1+1
  • I have never dropped a phone at all so that shouldn't be an issue. Water resistance is a extra feature not base yet. Kaiser
  • Well the ZTE axon 7 has 20mp camera, 2k screen, dual front facing speakers, micro sd slot, snapdragon 820, 64gb storage and free 2 year warranty for $450. It only has 4gb of ram but that is plenty. Posted via Android Central App on 1+1
  • "Adreno 630 GPU" W-what?
  • I noticed that, too. It's really the 530.
  • 630 would be odd. it's indeed 530 ;)
  • Anyone know if OP3 supports VoLTE on T-Mobile or AT&T?
  • From the official review: "VoLTE support on T-Mobile is included."
  • Thanks! I saw that he just updated his review to include that detail.
  • It would be so helpful to have a "carrier" category to clarify the "network" category.
  • Would have snapped one up straight away if it had 128GB option. Without, I'll either carry on with my 2 or wait for something else with dual sim.
  • USB 2.0, yuck! It's best to assume I'm being sarcastic. if I'm ever serious I'll type "/s" to make it clear.
  • Usb 2, really? Posted via the Android Central App
  • Honestly, im surprised of op. Opo was my best phone ever, opt is really ok, but only after last weeks update, and op3? I will skip this one. I really see no improvement against opt. 6gb ram? A good ballanced phone can manage with less than 2-3 gigs, see nexus for example. And battery is very unexciting.. Posted via the Android Central App
  • What is an "Optic AMOLED" compared to Samsung's Super AMOLED? Posted via the Android Central App
  • Buzzwords probably. Anyway, they all burn-in eventually so it doesn't matter in the end. Blackberry Priv
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  • Ugh, AMOLED. Not worth the burn-in imho. I personally think it's absurd to have a phone where the screen can easily be "ruined" (it bothers me, okay?) by simply using it. Blackberry Priv
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    Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact
  • I've never had a burn in and its easy to fix it. Kaiser
  • I get burn in because I use my phone a lot. So far it's just the on-screen softkeys and the notification bar. As far as fixing it goes, it doesn't always work for everyone. Blackberry Priv
    Nvidia Shield "Portable"
    Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact
  • Meh, just another cookie cutter 2016 phone. It's ALMOST or as GOOD as anything else out there for 399. I'd still wayyy rather buy a 6p with discounts for almost the same and be much happier. YAWWWWWN Posted via the Android Central App