Why don ' t you ask her out ? Sorry not trying to be rude but you seem to be really into her <| sep |> I just got my Robin in a few days ago , but I think even if the OP 2 were at the same $ 169 price point , I think I ' d keep the Robin . OnePlus has hit or miss OEM software support as well as customer service , while Nextbit has been very transparent and active in the communities about support and service due to actually being an onsite American company . They also allow you to unlock your phone and keep your warranty status if you are into any kind of software modding . In terms of pure specs , the 808 in the Robin has been fantastic with 3 GB RAM . I also enjoy the placement of the fingerprint sensor of the Robin which is also apparently faster than the OP 2 . It also has NFC which the OP 2 does not . They are both USBC devices but I believe only the Robin has quick charge . In terms of aesthetic , I think I am liking the Robin more because of the polycarbonate build . Sure , it ' s not metal , but I have a metal 7 plus as my primary so I am okay with a change up . It ' s really light and comfortable to hold . And when it comes to price , I think it ' s a $ 100 difference between the two based on Amazon pricing .