OnePlus 10T specifications and renders have been leaked online, and a few fans are disappointed with the features.
Today’s internet is filled with the reviews and product descriptions of mobile phones. It is obvious that phones are in the spotlight of the technological world. And one of the top consumer electronics manufacturers, aka mobile phones manufacturer, is OnePlus.
Now that we are on the topic of the OnePlus, we might as well venture into the rumors we have been hearing about the upcoming OnePlus 10, or OnePlus 10T.
The next flagship OnePlus 10 model is already out in all its glory. Now, however, it is the modest OnePlus 10T sibling to be put in the limelight.
There is not much official information on our hands at the moment about the OnePlus 10/10T. However, we do have leaks that reveal to us what the appearance of the phone is going to be like and also specify some of the OnePlus 10/10T specs.
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OnePlus 10T specs and design leaks
And after going through these leaks, we feel that the OnePlus 10/10T phone is not going to be so different from what we expect it to be.
The resident leakster, Yogesh Brar, from MySmartPrice, a website that discusses news related to mobile phones, actually got hold of some of the phone’s renders.
The OnePlus 10T looks a lot like the OnePlus 10 Pro. In fact, if we look at the camera island at the back of the phone, we will see resemblances of something we have seen before. But there appears to be no Hasselblad branding this time for the OnePlus 10T, something that OnePlus has made a huge deal out of in the past along with its fellow mobile phone manufacturer, Oppo. We will return to this in a minute below.
OnePlus 10T design appears to be rather boring
You can probably already spot the only major difference in the OnePlus 10/10T. This upcoming phone comes with a center-mounted punch-hole cutout, unlike the usual left-aligned cutout. Apart from this, there seem to be no differences.
The design of the OnePlus 10T phone particularly reminds us of the OnePlus 10 Pro, the device that has been on the market in the US for some time now. And as far as the color is concerned, this device is available in black and white.
We mentioned that there is no Hasselblad branding on this phone, which in itself is somewhat surprising. However, it is important to remember that this information comes to us from data mined information and not official sources. So we would do well to wait for the officials to announce this detail.
One almost disappointing part is that this OnePlus 10T mobile phone is not going to have an alert slider, either.
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OnePlus 10T specifications
Now we come to the OnePlus 10T specifications, according to the leaks, this device will come with the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 as the processor. It will come with 8 to 12 GB of RAM, with the storage being between 128 to 256 GB. The screen is going to be a 6.7-inch 120 Hz OLED display. The phone will feature a 4,800 mAH battery and comes with 150W USB-C charging.
Turning our attention to the back of the OnePlus 10/10T phone, the camera island will include the main camera, which, the leaks inform us, is going to be the Sony IMX766, fitted with a 50-megapixel sensor. There is also an 8-megapixel ultra-wide sensor plus a 2-megapixel macro sensor. As we are on the topic of cameras, the front camera will be a 16-megapixel one. The island itself fuses with the frame on the right side.
At last, we come to the OnePlus 10T release date and according to the same source from MySmartPrice, the mass production of this phone’s final design will begin in July of this year. What this means is that the OnePlus 10T release date could be scheduled as early as next month.
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The price of this OnePlus 10T mobile won’t empty any wallets, given the absence of a zoom camera. But other than this, all is first-class. We can speculate the OnePlus 10/10 T’s starting price will exceed that of its predecessor, which was $729, while still not crossing the $800 barrier.
We will update you with the new information, so keep following Gamevro.
