OnePlus Two release date, price news: Finally come out in July?

There is still no official word on when the OnePlus Two will come out though there is word that the next flagship killer could be out as early as July in an event to be held in China.

The next OnePlus device will reportedly be cheaper with prices rumored to be starting at $322 over in China. There is a chance as well that the said device will invade the global picture and if so, it could perhaps range between $400 to $450.

To recap, the specs of the OnePlus Two will include a 5.5 or 6-inch display, powered by a Snapdragon 810 processor, 3GB of RAM and a choice between 16 and 64GB of internal storage.

With regards to its overall look, the device will most likely be the same as the OnePlus One though there could be some improvements as far as the materials used for the said device (aluminum and perhaps a different kind of back cover).

With no word on when it would really hit the market, folks who are eager to get one could try their luck at some contests at the moment.

There are two contests right now and the prize to be given out is a OnePlus Two for each.

The first one is the Your OnePlus Story, a contest which requires contestants create their own video and narrate their own personal OnePlus story. This will likely call for contestants to share how the OnePlus helped them in their daily life and highlight the features which that impressed them the most.

The second contest is the Photo Mania 2015 which practically speaks for itself. The contest is all about imaging and will require entrants to submit unedited photos taken via their OnePlus One device and then uploaded to Instagram.

Contestants will have to mention @oneplustech and provide a brief explanation of how the shot was taken.

Only one winner per contest will be chosen though there will be entrants can expect consolation prizes such as gift bags.

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