OnePlus is set to launch OnePlus Monitor E24 and OnePlus Monitor X27 in India on December 12.
The company has teased thin bezels, the look of the stand, and the convertible design of the monitors.
Here’s everything we know so far about these OnePlus monitors.
After TVs, OnePlus is expanding its portfolio into monitors now. The company is teasing the launch of the OnePlus Monitor X27 and the OnePlus Monitor E24 in India on December 12, 2022. In fact, the company had already announced it’s venturing into a new product category a few days back.
SurveyWell, now we know what it is.
OnePlus Monitor E24 and OnePlus Monitor X27 in India
The bigger of the two will be the OnePlus Monitor X27. It will be sporting a 27-inch screen and is being positioned for gaming and study purposes. Since it’s a higher-end product, it could come with a faster refresh rate as well as a better build and finish.
What feels like play to you, but looks like work to others #ComingSoon #OnePlus pic.twitter.com/UzWRROGZQ8
— OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) November 29, 2022
Meanwhile, the OnePlus Monitor E24 should be flaunting a 24-inch panel. The ‘E’ in the name could stand for economical or efficiency. But, that’s just a guess. As for the proposed use case, you could use it best for consuming media and go about using it in the regular day-to-day.
What’s likely to be common between the two, at least as the teaser hints is that they will be usable in both vertical and horizontal form. Also, we get to see the thickness of their bezels and what their stands look like. Coming from OnePlus, we expect them to offer decent build quality.
Speaking of OnePlus, the pricing could also be aggressive to compete against the prevalent players in the market. In time we will know. The company should be drip-feeding us with more details in the coming days. Note, the launch is scheduled for December 12.
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