Hemmerstoffer also puts out some spec tidbits that go further than the ones discovered in the spill from Android Central a couple weeks ago. For beginners, we understood there would be a 6.55″ 120Hz AMOLED display screen on the 8T, however we didnt understand that it would be at 1080p resolution. We understood there was a configuration with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, now we become aware of a 12/256GB lockup. And we already have all we know about the four rear cameras– a 48MP main system thats apparently newer than the one found on the OnePlus 8, a 16MP wide-angle, a 5MP macro, and a 2MP depth sensor for pictures. We just didnt understand that the punched-in-display selfie cam would be 32MP.
The representations come from Steve Hemmerstoffer of @OnLeaks through the Pricebaba blog site. Unlike other leaks, these do not come from computer-aided style files but internal schematics.
Battery capacity is tipped to be 4,500 mAh and it would support Warp Charge, wired at 65W– the very same watermark accomplished and pushed to market by OnePlus corporate cousin Oppo– up from 30W in previous phones. Hemmerstoffer says the OnePlus 8T will feature Qualcomms Snpadragon 865 SoC, not the 865 Plus.
Battery capacity is tipped to be 4,500 mAh and it would support Warp Charge, wired at 65W– the same watermark achieved and pressed to market by OnePlus business cousin Oppo– up from 30W in previous phones. Hemmerstoffer says the OnePlus 8T will feature Qualcomms Snpadragon 865 SoC, not the 865 Plus.
Its about time we got some renders for an unreleased phone– this go around, its the OnePlus 8T. However things arent so cut-and-dry here with the source of this intelligence putting out a couple of curveballs as to how these pictures were drawn up and this one huge spec line we believed was set in stone.
Save for the fresh splotch of aquamarine, the commercial design comes into line with an iPhone or a Galaxy phone: glass all over with a screen that covers as much of the front as possible and an entire lot of cams chucked in one huge pod sat at the top-left corner of the back. Oh, and the common tapers toward the edge and brand accouterments, cant forget those. Maybe the only special point OnePlus keeps here is the alert slider, which doesnt look to be going anywhere anytime soon.
Maybe the only special point OnePlus keeps here is the alert slider, which does not look to be going anywhere anytime soon.
In 2015s OnePlus 7T sported the 855 Plus which allowed some variants to get first-gen access to early 5G networks. The jump between 865 and 865 Plus is probably less drastic: 10% enhancements in CPU and GPU clock speeds and a brand-new Wi-Fi modem to support 6GHz transmissions.
We might dive into speculation about Qualcomms item technique and where OnePlus is as a company right now as to how this affects one spec line, but that might be a discussion for the appropriate online forums …
