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OnePlus Two tipped by @evleaks, codename is… Lettuce? [RUMOR]

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OnePlus One 64GB Sandstone Black

After a recent @evleaks tip involving a “OnePlus One Tab” was later revealed to be nothing more than a hoax, we’re sure many of you are going to take this latest leak with an extra helping of salt. We know some of you are still eagerly awaiting your chance to pick up this year’s OnePlus One, but it appears the Chinese startup is already planning for its sequel.

It’s not much to go on, but @evleaks revealed an alleged codename for the upcoming OnePlus Two: Lettuce. According to @evleaks, the first was going by the codename Bacon and while we don’t have any information regarding specs or anything of that sort, we’re struggling to find ways OnePlus can upgrade the already stellar “flagship killer.”

Be that as it may, smartphones launches take many months of planning so it really shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that OnePlus could already be working on a sequel. It just seems odd given the current shape the OnePlus One is facing in terms of availability.

 

Chris Chavez
I've been obsessed with consumer technology for about as long as I can remember, be it video games, photography, or mobile devices. If you can plug it in, I have to own it. Preparing for the day when Android finally becomes self-aware and I get to welcome our new robot overlords.

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71 Comments

  1. Confirmed! OnePlus One tab to be sold with One Plus Two phone!

    /s

    1. And you need an invite to get an invite, to get an invite, to get an invite, to get…

  2. Odd indeed.

  3. Yawwwnnnnn~
    This OnePlus hype needs to be put into sleep. This phone is like king’s new cape lol.

    1. emperor’s new clothes?

  4. The first thing they need to do is make it smaller.

    1. First thing they should do is make the OnePlus One.

      1. Why settle for One when you can make Two?

    2. Maybe smaller bezels

  5. Ya…seems like bullshit.

  6. One plus three – codename Tomato

    1. Glad I’m not the only one who instantly thought that.

    2. OnePlus Four – Mayonnaise

    3. I kind of thought potato would be more appropriate since that’s one oneplus is. A fricken potato.

    4. OnePlus Five – Bread

      1. Corrected, OnePlus Five is Toast :)

        1. Blast, you one plus one upped me

  7. One plus four will be the BLT

  8. Those are some big huge sexy bezels. lol

  9. Never settle… no really this time.

  10. They can upgrade it by making the screen smaller. Then it’d be perfect.

    1. No that would devastate the phone! If anything make the bezels a Lil smaller

  11. First one was so awesome that I’m getting the 2nd I think

    1. Lol…three thumbs up

  12. At this rate…They don’t even have to bother to release anything..It makes perfect sense

    1. …You need a One Plus One invite to be able to get a One Plus Two invite

      1. LOL

      2. I own a OnePlus One, and I still find that hilarious!

  13. One Plus please go away

  14. Because the first phone worked out sooooooooo well/s lol still waiting on an invite to buy the one.. If they ddo a 2nd one they need to sell it regularly no more oh let me invite you to my forum to never have a chance to buy it, their way of selling devices is by far worse than playing the lottery. I’m sure I could win $100 million dollars before I could get an invite to buy a One plus One LOL their selling form is messed up

  15. Perhaps this will be the version they sell when they start preorders in future…. Since they are having a difficult time getting invitee out and annoying people who want to purchase them.

  16. It’s a little early to be working on a 2 when your 1 isn’t exactly out and about in mobile world market.

  17. Considering that it is generally accepted that a phone takes 18 months to develop, they would be fools to not have started on a successor. Samsung should already have a Galaxy S6 prototype and a Galaxy S7 concept started already.

  18. Never settle for less? Less than what? A flicking invite. … its ballux that’s what. . ..

    1. Never settle for a OnePlus One.

      1. How sad…

  19. Maybe it’s not a phone, maybe it’s a watch lol. BLT

  20. Believe it when I see it just like getting my invite, ugh!

    Ian B

  21. I am starting to think the One never even existed, and part of me things the company does not even exist.

  22. I got my invite yesterday. Sit tight and hold on to your pants.
    The invite system has done OnePlus fine, for a startup less than a year old everyone is comparing them to the big boys. Job well done in my eyes.

    1. All the invite system has done for One Plus is annoy people and build a hype with no real substance behind it. Ending up with an overhyped phantom device that has turned many possible customers off.

      1. Although I got my invite yesterday, I was saying this since the invite system revealed. This is a startups first device, the invite system has been used as a ‘choker’ on the supply, to generate demand. As a startup they don’t have the power, money or sway that the big boys have, yet they are being talked about and compared to the established players, with a comparible product. For every customer that leaves, the rant they spew on the way out seems to draw two people in.

        1. But wouldn’t a better plan be to not turn away customers and have those customers bring in two more? Take three steps forward, instead of 1 back to take 2 forward.

          1. They aren’t turning anyone away. People are getting impatient thinking they are an established player rather than a pretty awesome startup. Bare in mind that OnePlus admit the invite system needs adjusting, but it’s gotten them to an awesome position in the market considering. Maybe they wouldn’t have gotten as much attention without all the invite hate.

          2. cool. Hey, if you dont use your invite.. I’d appreciate it.. ;-) ;-)

          3. No, they are not turning folks away. But they aren’t taking orders either. Here is my analogy for OPO and their launch.

            OPO is like a really nice restaurant, that has 5 star food for McD’s prices. They tell everyone about it, hype it up. Everyone shows up on opening day, out of the thousands in attendance, they hold a lottery to see who gets to buy the first 5 meals. 5 people eat, the rest of the people either go home or continue waiting until the next few tables open up. The next time they have tables open up, the people in the front of the line don’t get served first, instead OPO makes the crowd of people, like their restaurant on FB and post a photo of themselves naked to instagram. 5 winners are chosen, 5 more people eat. The rest are left to wait it out again, most of the crowd is upset.

            Eventually people just give up and go home because it is not worth all of the hassle (yes, it has been a hassle, not just difficult, to get an invite thus far).

            I am not saying OPO did it completely wrong, I am not saying they did it right. But their system is flawed and they probably underestimated demand. Tough to say whether or not sales figures will be accurate considering how many people would have bought the OnePlus 3 months ago vs how many people will actually purchase the phone in the next 3 months.

            End rant.

      2. And add to the fact it’s not really a “start up” but a division of Oppo.

    2. lol

  23. [URL=http://s39.photobucket.com/user/sexyhyde/media/opo_zps67a23134.jpg.html][IMG]http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e193/sexyhyde/opo_zps67a23134.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

    1. smh @ internet explorer being used

      1. It’s for work purposes. Honest.

        1. In that case: get back to work, Chris.

    2. that’s right, i don’t believe this leak.

    3. i dont think anyone really cares about your terrible “phone” purchase

      1. You cared enough to reply! Stop acting like you don’t want the phone, why else are you reading articles about it, the comments associated with said article and also replying? At best I’d say very poor trolling

  24. I realize that companies need to always be thinking ahead, but isn’t it a bit early to be tipping a sequel to a device that doesn’t even have an official street date?

    1. Not if you realise how these things work. I’m guessing OnePlus will try to get hype for the Two for all the people that have jumped ship early with frustration at the invite system.

  25. Oneplus just could be the worst company ever. Poor quality product, poorer customer service . I can’t wait to hear about another crappy phone that no one can buy.

  26. B.L.T + coffee

  27. My One is arriving today and I couldn’t be more excited about it. All the waiting is finally paying off.

  28. They should change their slogan to never give up, you will eventually get the one, or the two, or the three.

  29. OnePlus Six= Seven

  30. I seems to me that they should be focusing on getting more than 10k units out the door for the previous generation than even looking at the next… Maybe this is all just rumor mill. BLT is a cute naming convention.

    Still hoping for a 64GB invite before the end of August otherwise I’ll just wait a little longer for the Z3 :-(

  31. I love Verizon’s coverage but I can’t wait for my contract to end so that I can have a sweet phone like this!

  32. evleaks is a fool.

  33. lol people still care about this pho..phablet? lollll what aa fail

  34. maybe they finally realized one plus one equals 2?

  35. My One is on it’s way to me currently. : )))

  36. Hopefully, the screen won’t have yellow banding.

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