Sophomore efforts are hard for musicians and phone makers alike. Once you’ve set the bar fairly high, following up a splendid debut release becomes more of a challenge than anyone might expect. With the OnePlus 2, it seemed like the fledgling Chinese manufacturer had it all figured out, drip–feeding specs to build hype until the day of the dramatic VR launch event broadcast. But what came of all the noise? I took the ‘2016 flagship killer’ for a three-week-long test drive to find out whether it’s worth waiting for an invite. Design and hardware Remember when phones larger than five inches were…
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