Is There A Normal OnePlus 10? Here’s Everything We Know

Is There A Normal OnePlus 10? Here’s Everything We Know

Image Courtesy: Weibo
However, that’s not to say there will never be a OnePlus 10. Earlier this month, a leak on the Chinese social network Weibo revealed hands-on images of an unannounced OnePlus phone. It showed two versions of the device (including white and black colors) with a camera design not yet seen on a OnePlus handset. The phone above may actually be the OnePlus Nord 3 OnePlus is also rumored to be working on, but there’s just as much of a chance that it’s the OnePlus 10.
And that’s not even the most revealing leak. On April 21, Dgit India and @OnLeaks published a series of expected specifications of the normal OnePlus 10. Some of the highlights include a 6.7-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, up to 12GB of RAM, a 4800 mAh battery, and 150W wired charging (even faster than the 65W charging on the OnePlus 10 Pro). Specifications like that don’t just leak for a phone that doesn’t exist, and given @OnLeaks’ reputation, it’s safe to say that OnePlus is actually working on a OnePlus 10 — despite what it’s saying right now.
Will It Actually Be Called The OnePlus 10?

Where things get interesting is with the OnePlus 10’s name. In late February, leaker Yogesh Brar said that a OnePlus phone codenamed ‘Oscar’ is the normal OnePlus 10 we’ve been waiting for and claimed that it should launch between April and June of this year. Brar then expanded on that rumor in March, saying OnePlus will instead launch the OnePlus 10R in May and a OnePlus 10 Ultra in ‘late Q3.’
But now it looks like the OnePlus 10R and OnePlus 10 could be two different smartphones. OnePlus has already teased the OnePlus 10R and is planning an April 28 launch for the phone in India. Its rumored specs are similar to that of the OnePlus 10, and it’s also confirmed to have 150W charging. The OnePlus 10 could be a rebranded 10R for other markets, or it may feature more substantial changes than just a different name. It’s impossible to say for sure right now, but if anything’s certain, it’s that OnePlus is absolutely expanding the OnePlus 10 series. The OnePlus 10R is launching soon, the normal OnePlus 10 appears to be coming after that, and we can’t wait to see what both of them have to offer.
Source: OnePlus, Yogesh Brar

#Normal #OnePlus #Heres

Is There A Normal OnePlus 10? Here’s Everything We Know

Image Courtesy: Weibo
However, that’s not to say there will never be a OnePlus 10. Earlier this month, a leak on the Chinese social network Weibo revealed hands-on images of an unannounced OnePlus phone. It showed two versions of the device (including white and black colors) with a camera design not yet seen on a OnePlus handset. The phone above may actually be the OnePlus Nord 3 OnePlus is also rumored to be working on, but there’s just as much of a chance that it’s the OnePlus 10.
And that’s not even the most revealing leak. On April 21, Dgit India and @OnLeaks published a series of expected specifications of the normal OnePlus 10. Some of the highlights include a 6.7-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, up to 12GB of RAM, a 4800 mAh battery, and 150W wired charging (even faster than the 65W charging on the OnePlus 10 Pro). Specifications like that don’t just leak for a phone that doesn’t exist, and given @OnLeaks’ reputation, it’s safe to say that OnePlus is actually working on a OnePlus 10 — despite what it’s saying right now.
Will It Actually Be Called The OnePlus 10?

Where things get interesting is with the OnePlus 10’s name. In late February, leaker Yogesh Brar said that a OnePlus phone codenamed ‘Oscar’ is the normal OnePlus 10 we’ve been waiting for and claimed that it should launch between April and June of this year. Brar then expanded on that rumor in March, saying OnePlus will instead launch the OnePlus 10R in May and a OnePlus 10 Ultra in ‘late Q3.’
But now it looks like the OnePlus 10R and OnePlus 10 could be two different smartphones. OnePlus has already teased the OnePlus 10R and is planning an April 28 launch for the phone in India. Its rumored specs are similar to that of the OnePlus 10, and it’s also confirmed to have 150W charging. The OnePlus 10 could be a rebranded 10R for other markets, or it may feature more substantial changes than just a different name. It’s impossible to say for sure right now, but if anything’s certain, it’s that OnePlus is absolutely expanding the OnePlus 10 series. The OnePlus 10R is launching soon, the normal OnePlus 10 appears to be coming after that, and we can’t wait to see what both of them have to offer.
Source: OnePlus, Yogesh Brar

#Normal #OnePlus #Heres