#5 Memory Storage
With the kind of competition in the market, one would expect a brand like One Plus to come up with a better smartphone than One Plus 2 with reference to the memory storage of the phone. You are stuck with either 16GB or 64GB of storage with the OnePlus 2 and since there is a USB Type C port, the standard available OTG drives and adapters will have to be used with an extra adapter.
#4 Higher resolution display
The display of this phone could've been better. Flagship devices from other manufacturers today come with a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels. However, OnePlus 2 sticks with a Full HD 1080p display, which is the same resolution as OnePlus One. We had hoped that OnePlus would have upgraded the display.
#3 NFC
NFC is always recommended. More and more accessories today are coming with support for NFC connectivity. NFC allows for quick pairing and some apps even use it for making wireless payments. OnePlus One included NFC, so we could not understand why it was removed from OnePlus 2.
#2 IR sensor
Owing to the competition in the market, this is a must have feature. If you have used the universal remote app with an IR sensor on a Samsung or LG phone, you will know how useful it is. Inclusion of an IR sensor with a universal remote app such as Peel would have been great.
#1 Quick Charge
Issues related to battery in any smart phone can prove to be fatal for its life in the market. nit that the battery life of One Plus 2 is bad, its just that it doesn't rally support quick charging. OnePlus One lacked support for Quick charge with the Qualcomm chipset, and now even the OnePlus 2 also does not support it. With Quick Charge 2.0, compatible smartphones can charge much faster than a standard charger.
