CAD renders of the OnePlus 9 Pro have been leaked y @OnLeaks
The device is tipped to feature a 6.7-inch curved display with a single punch-hole camera located in the top left corner
The phone is also expected to launch sometime in March, 2021
It seems like we may have already got our first look at OnePlus’ upcoming flagship smartphone. Notable leakster, @OnLeaks has partnered with @VoiceHQ to post CAD renders of the OnePlus 9 Pro. @OnLeaks is known for his accurate renders of coming smartphones including the leak of the iPhone 11 in January 2019.
In a post on Voice.com, @OnLeaks (real name Steve Hemmerstoffer) notes that the OnePlus 9 Pro sports a 6.7-inch curved display with a single punch-hole camera located in the top left corner, while the rear is pretty much all glass. Speaking of the rear, the phone could come with four camera sensors. He also notes that two of the four cameras are enclosed within huge metal rings which protrude slightly from the main camera module. The smaller cameras, as well as the flash, will accompany the two main cameras. Details of these cameras are not yet known.
The right edge of the frame houses the Alert Slider and the power button, while the volume rocker will be located on the left. He finally notes that the phone may launch sometime in March next year. This is in lone with a previous report that also claimed that OnePlus plans to launch its next series of phones in March.
And here comes your very first look at the much anticipated next #OnePlus Flagship, the #OnePlus9Pro! #VoiceCommunity @VoiceHQ exclusive -> https://t.co/ghblRas614 pic.twitter.com/kJPYgSdUij
— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) November 21, 2020
While specifications of the OnePlus 9 Pro are not yet known, one can assume that OnePlus will continue to offer an AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It will most probably also continue to be powered by Qualcomm’s flagship processor, which should be the Snapdragon 875, which will be unveiled on December 1.
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