In a promotional video posted on its social media channels, OnePlus has edited out the bottom bezel on the OnePlus 6T to suggest that it has a higher screen-to-body ratio than in reality
Do you think that the bottom bezel on the OnePlus 6T is a bit too much? Well, it looks like OnePlus seems to think so. In a new promotional video the company post on social media, the company seems to have edited out almost the entire bottom chin on the display. This is especially evident at the 44 second mark in the video when a user is shown playing Fortnite. The edit was first spotted by Twitter user, @pedropeguerojr.
While editing photos and videos for advertising purposes is nothing new, especially in the fashion industry. This highlights the fact that buyer shouldn’t take anything at face value, especially with regards to seen in any promotional photos or videos. Regardless, it also suggests that the guys over at OnePlus themselves aren’t very big fans of the bottom chin. So maybe we’ll see a removal of the bezel in future iterations of the phone.
It related news, OnePlus recently introduced the OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition. The phone is pretty much the same as the standard version of the phone. It it comes with 10GB RAM as well as the new Warp Charge technology. OnePlus claims that the new charging technology allows for the phone to charge to 50% in 20 minutes. Other unique features of the new phone includes a Papaya Orange highlights on the phone as well as the charging cable.
The phone also offers a 6.41-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and runs on the octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC. It comes with 10GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB of onboard storage. The device sports an in-display fingerprint sensor and OnePlus says that it can unlock the phone in 0.34 seconds and it also gets faster over time. The phone also offers a dual camera on the back where with a 16MP Sony IMX519 sensor with f/1.7 aperture and the secondary 20MP Sony IMX376K sensor with f/1.7 aperture. The device’s main camera is capable of shooting 4K videos at 60fps and supports Super Slow Motion Video recording as well, at 720p at 480fps and 1080p at 240fps. It also comes with OIS and EIS support and has a dual-LED flash module. On the front is a 16MP Sony IMX371 sensor with a f/2.0 aperture.
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