Both the Galaxy S8 and the OnePlus 5 are anticipated this year. Yet, up until now, just Samsung's mobile phone has a guaranteed launch date. OnePlus is yet to affirm when its next flagship will be launched. However, these two brands have been consistent opponents of each other in the earlier years, and there's doubtlessly this year won't be any different.
As indicated by ZDNET, the Galaxy S8 will come in two curved models. There will be a regular Galaxy S8 and there will be a bigger Galaxy S8 Plus. So far things look great about the Galaxy S8 series. The way that it will accompany curved screens implies that it will be an exceptionally premium flagship. It was also said that this mobile phone will have no home button and it will accompany slimmer bezels and an iris scanner. All these say is that the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus will both be refined and top of the line.
The OnePlus 5, then again, may accompany a more prudent look. In spite of the fact that there is no solid news about OnePlus' up and coming flagship, it's quite sure that the company won't go over the edge with regards to OnePlus 5's physical appearance, in view of past releases. What's sure, however, is that OnePlus will, in any case, beat its costly opponents with regards to inner specs.
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Basing on past OnePlus mobile phones, it's truly certain that this brand is keen in releasing low-estimated mobile phones with top of the line internals. The OnePlus 3T boasted of 6 GB RAM while the Samsung flagship mobile phones from that season just had 4 GB RAM. This occurrence might be the same for the current year. According to Phone Arena, the Galaxy S8 might be offered in 6 GB RAM variations in specific markets.
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All things considered, there's great chance OnePlus may battle back with a much higher RAM size.However, there could simply be a few disadvantages considering the way that the OnePlus 5 can be launched with a sticker price of just around $500. Obviously, among all leaders for 2017, the OnePlus 5 might be the most justified, despite all the trouble financially.
