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We were expecting the upcoming OnePlus 7T to launch on September 26, since OnePlus itself said so, but the company has unveiled the device’s design early, with pictures that show off the upcoming smartphone in great detail.
CEO Pete Lau took to the OnePlus forums to unveil the design of the firm’s next flagship handset more than a week ahead of its scheduled launch event.
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[li]What did we think of the OnePlus 7?[/li][li]What we want to see in the OnePlus 7T[/li][li]OnePlus is also making the OnePlus TV[/li][/ul]
The main takeaway from the device is the new rear camera bump, which has been enlarged, made circular and appears to house three cameras. We don’t know what specs these cameras have, or what lenses, but it’s an upgrade on the OnePlus 7 which had two rear snappers.
A round rear camera bump is a new design feature for OnePlus, as you’d expect to see this more on a Motorola or Huawei Mate device, however OnePlus changes its rear camera design quite frequently. According to Lau, it should make a “bold visual statement, but also flow naturally with the overall design for a seamless appearance.”
Using the camera lenses as a point of comparison, the OnePlus 7T also looks a little larger than the OnePlus 7, although we’ve got no idea on exact sizes for now.
Lau states that design and performance is a key part of the OnePlus 7T: “exceptional design isn’t just about the things you see, but also about the little things that you don’t even notice. It’s about everything being in the right place, creating a fast, smooth, seamless, and fluid experience”.
Does that mean the OnePlus 7T will have a 90Hz screen, like the OnePlus 7 Pro? Only time will tell. There’s a lot we don’t know about the upcoming smartphone still.
We’re expecting to see the OnePlus 7T to launch on September 26 in India, with a worldwide rollout on October 10, so for all the latest OnePlus news come back to TechRadar then to find out everything you need to know about the OnePlus 7T (and potential OnePlus 7T Pro).
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CEO Pete Lau took to the OnePlus forums to unveil the design of the firm’s next flagship handset more than a week ahead of its scheduled launch event.
[ul]
[li]What did we think of the OnePlus 7?[/li][li]What we want to see in the OnePlus 7T[/li][li]OnePlus is also making the OnePlus TV[/li][/ul]
The main takeaway from the device is the new rear camera bump, which has been enlarged, made circular and appears to house three cameras. We don’t know what specs these cameras have, or what lenses, but it’s an upgrade on the OnePlus 7 which had two rear snappers.
A round rear camera bump is a new design feature for OnePlus, as you’d expect to see this more on a Motorola or Huawei Mate device, however OnePlus changes its rear camera design quite frequently. According to Lau, it should make a “bold visual statement, but also flow naturally with the overall design for a seamless appearance.”
Using the camera lenses as a point of comparison, the OnePlus 7T also looks a little larger than the OnePlus 7, although we’ve got no idea on exact sizes for now.
Lau states that design and performance is a key part of the OnePlus 7T: “exceptional design isn’t just about the things you see, but also about the little things that you don’t even notice. It’s about everything being in the right place, creating a fast, smooth, seamless, and fluid experience”.
Does that mean the OnePlus 7T will have a 90Hz screen, like the OnePlus 7 Pro? Only time will tell. There’s a lot we don’t know about the upcoming smartphone still.
We’re expecting to see the OnePlus 7T to launch on September 26 in India, with a worldwide rollout on October 10, so for all the latest OnePlus news come back to TechRadar then to find out everything you need to know about the OnePlus 7T (and potential OnePlus 7T Pro).
[ul]
[li]OnePlus 7T Pro may not launch in the US[/li][/ul]
Continue reading…