OnePlus has finally opened the OnePlus 2 invite reservation list to the public.
As such, you’re now free to stick your name down on the OnePlus website for a chance to bag an invitation to buy the company’s next smartphone, due to launch on July 27.
Just like the OnePlus One, purchasing the OnePlus 2 will – initially – only be available for purchase with an invite. You can’t just buy it outright on a whim.
The reservation list is a chance for those who haven’t been given exclusive access to early invites to buy the phone.
If you want a OnePlus 2 then you better act quickly, however; over
Fortunately, OnePlus recently confirmed that it was holding 30 to 50 times the launch inventory for the OnePlus 2 compared to the OnePlus One, so stock won’t be such a limiting factor this time around.
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In related news, the company has also sent its virtual reality launch app live on the Play Store.
The OnePlus 2 is set to be announced via a live-streamed press event that will be available to watch in 360-degree virtual reality.
To join in, you’ll need the Android app and and VR headset for your phone – Google Cardboard will work.
We’ll bring you the latest OnePlus 2 launch news as it happens tomorrow, so stay tuned.
If you’re keen to buy a smartphone but you don’t want the OnePlus 2, check out our group test video below:
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