Starting today, the OnePlus X goes invite-free for good worldwide
One by one, the three affordable flagships
initially sold through a controversial invitation-based system by Chinese
smartphone startup OnePlus have ditched restrictions, catches and long waiting
periods in the past months.
First, OnePlus One production was ramped up
(or demand finally dwindled), so the “original flagship killer” opened online
orders for all a full year after its commercial launch. Then, OnePlus 2’s turn
to extend a hand to impatient prospective buyers came, approximately four
months on the heels of the Snapdragon 810 beast’s debut.
And now, you can also freely purchase the
diminutive, slightly lower-end OnePlus X in all the countries its makers have
official e-stores set up, just over two months after the 5-incher’s global
dispatch.
Priced at $250 stateside, the X tested out a
one-day-a-week no-invite model since December, which apparently didn’t clog the
mass-manufacturing process. Both onyx and champagne variants are available with
no queues, each accommodating 16GB data internally and further supporting up to
128GB digital hoarding via a microSD card.
Don’t forget about the free shipping OnePlus
now hooks you up with on bills exceeding $100, and accessories on sale up to 20
percent off list prices. For the X, you can get for instance a $35 Essentials
Bundle, $55 Go Big or Go Home package, or $32 Power Up! Bundle.
If you’re only interested in the company’s
highly successful universal power bank, it’s best to hurry, as seven days from
now, its price will increase from $15 to $19.
Content: pocketnow
Source: OnePlus Forums
Source: OnePlus Forums
