OnePlus 15 may launch in China on November 13, ahead of its global rollout.
It could feature a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED display with a 165Hz refresh rate.
OnePlus is all set to introduce the next-generation flagship device, the OnePlus 15, in the global market, including India, anytime soon. The device is said to bring a number of upgrades, including the new design, better performance, improved camera setup, along with a bigger display. While the OnePlus 15 India launch date is not confirmed yet, the details about the device have started surfacing online. Here is everything we know about the OnePlus 15 including its price, specifications and more.
SurveyOnePlus 15 India launch date
The OnePlus 15 will launch in China on November 13, as per the reports. However, the brand is yet to confirm all the details at the moment. If true, this could be an early launch compared to the OnePlus 13, which launched in January this year.
OnePlus 15 design
The OnePlus 15 is confirmed to get an OnePlus 13s inspired design. It will feature a squarish camera module with triple camera setup and flash. As per the reports, the OnePlus 15 will get improved materials. On the front, the device is said to get narrow bezels with punch hole camera cutouts.
OnePlus 15 specs
The OnePlus 15 is said to debut with a 6.78-inch BOE X3 1.5K LTPO AMOLED and 165Hz refresh rate. It may offer 1,800 nits brightness. It is confirmed to come powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. It may come paired with up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB storage. It may also get the Wind Chi Game Kernel 2.0 for better gaming sessions. It could be backed by a 7,300 mAh battery and 120W wired charging. It may also support 50W wireless charging.
For photos, the device may offer a 50MP main, 50MP telephoto, and 50MP ultrawide.
OnePlus 15 India price range
The OnePlus 15 is said to be priced between Rs 70,000 and Rs 75,000. However, this is not the confirmed price range and may vary.
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