The OnePlus Nord marked the start of a new line of budget phones and was quickly followed by two more devices – the Nord N10 5G and the N100. Now it appears that the company has a new Nord series device in the pipeline that looks very similar to the Nord 100 in terms of the layout of the rear camera lenses and the hole punch design on the front. Courtesy of Steve H. aka @OnLeaks (via Voice), the phone is likely to be a successor to the OnePlus Nord N10, although it looks a lot like the OnePlus Nord N100.
Photo credit: OnLeaks / Voice
The upcoming OnePlus Nord series phone seems to have A plastic construction with a metal frame that holds the screen and back panel in place. The overall dimensions remain about the same as the Nord N10, but OnePlus has managed to remove 0.1mm from the height and reduce the thickness by 0.6mm. The upcoming OnePlus offer will be equipped with a 6.49-inch display. However, details such as resolution or refresh rate remain a mystery.
Photo credit: OnLeaks / Voice
OnePlus has kept the 3.5mm headphones on its upcoming budget phone, but the one The fingerprint sensor has moved away from the back and is now on the right side, embedded in the power button. Unfortunately, details about the rest of the innards like the camera hardware, the SoC that powers it, and the battery capacity are not yet known online.
Photo credit: OnLeaks / Voice
Right now, the entire OnePlus hype machinery is focused on the company’s upcoming flagship killers – the OnePlus 9, its more powerful Pro version, and a cheaper variant called the OnePlus 9R. OnePlus has partnered with Hasselblad to improve the camera performance of its upcoming phones. The OnePlus 9 Pro in particular receives some important improvements, such as B. Support for lightning-fast wired 65 W and 50 W wireless charging as well as an LTPO AMOLED display, with which the refresh rate value can be automatically adjusted between 1 Hz and 120 Hz depending on the power-on-screen content
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Nadeem Sarwar
I’ve been writing about consumer technology for over three years, having worked with names like NDTV and Beebom in the past. Leaving the latest news aside, I’ve checked out my fair share of devices that range from smartphones and laptops to smart home devices. I’ve also interviewed tech managers and appeared as a moderator on YouTube videos talking about the latest and greatest gadgets.
