A new six-incher from O+ USA has recently arrived in stores packing an eight-megapixel rear camera and LTE connectivity. On the bright side, it is not slippery, so you don't have to worry too much about accidentally dropping it Display and Multimedia Considering its big size, the Venti is equipped with a qHD resolution display and a pixel density of 184ppi which may not sit well to those who prefer greater details on the screen. Check out this sample clip: https://youtu.be/-gEsB8g6Tlo OS, UI, and Apps The Venti 4G comes with an almost stock Android Lollipop operating system right off the bat, with some minor optimizations and tweaks. Performance and Benchmarks The Venti generally works well, save for noticeable slow animations around regular UI operation, and minimal to moderate hiccups when playing graphic-intensive games such as Hungry Shark Evo or Asphalt 8. Here are the results of the benchmarks we ran on the device: AnTuTu - 21,544 Quadrant Standard - 4,987 Vellamo - 1602 (Webview), 1137 (Multicore), 660 (Metal) 3DMark - 3580 (Ice Storm Unlimited) PCMark Work Performance - 2872 PCMark Storage Score - 1,014 Connectivity and Battery Life Connectivity is great on the Venti. It's quick to connect to 4G LTE signals, as well as other wireless functions such as Bluetooth and WiFi. Read more in our articles including "O+ Venti Review" and "O+ Venti LTE: 6-inch, quad-core, 3,000mAh battery".
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Jun 3, 2026A new six-incher from O+ USA has recently arrived in stores packing an eight-megapixel rear camera and LTE connectivity. On the bright side, it is not slippery, so you don't have to worry too much about accidentally dropping it Display and Multimedia Considering its big size, the Venti is equipped with a qHD resolution display and a pixel density of 184ppi which may not sit well to those who prefer greater details on the screen.
Check out this sample clip: https://youtu.be/-gEsB8g6Tlo OS, UI, and Apps The Venti 4G comes with an almost stock Android Lollipop operating system right off the bat, with some minor optimizations and tweaks. Performance and Benchmarks The Venti generally works well, save for noticeable slow animations around regular UI operation, and minimal to moderate hiccups when playing graphic-intensive games such as Hungry Shark Evo or Asphalt 8. Here are the results of the benchmarks we ran on the device: AnTuTu - 21,544 Quadrant Standard - 4,987 Vellamo - 1602 (Webview), 1137 (Multicore), 660 (Metal) 3DMark - 3580 (Ice Storm Unlimited) PCMark Work Performance - 2872 PCMark Storage Score - 1,014 Connectivity and Battery Life Connectivity is great on the Venti.
Our coverage of O+ venti lte includes: "O+ Venti Review"; "O+ Venti LTE: 6-inch, quad-core, 3,000mAh battery"; "Philippines at 8.59Mbps on LTE this 2017 - OpenSignal". Each article provides unique insights and information.