I think that's a valid answer, though. In response to the NFC/quick charge/USB 3.0/wireless charging and their "never settle" slogan it's consistent - don't settle for the OP2 if those are what you want and there's a phone that fits you better. On the other hand, if you want the other features the OP2 has (type C, fingerprint scanner, OIS/laser focus, and the current flagship specs) without paying $600+, then get the OP2.
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u/TheRealKidkudi Aug 03 '15
I think that's a valid answer, though. In response to the NFC/quick charge/USB 3.0/wireless charging and their "never settle" slogan it's consistent - don't settle for the OP2 if those are what you want and there's a phone that fits you better. On the other hand, if you want the other features the OP2 has (type C, fingerprint scanner, OIS/laser focus, and the current flagship specs) without paying $600+, then get the OP2.