Although recent launches like the OnePlus 12 have shown that the manufacturer is returning to what it was, for many users the Nord brand is more interesting. This is where we find the cheapest models, but also those that offer better value for money, such as the OnePlus Nord 3.
Now comes another device from the Nord range which shows that the consumer should take it into account for their next mobile phone. It is OnePlus Nord CE4and presents itself as a serious mid-range alternative that stands out in particular in everything relating to the battery.
This new device was presented to the global market after being launched in China under the name OnePlus Ace 3V; and although it has not been officially confirmed for Europe, it is expected that it will soon arrive in our country as previous models have done.
This is the OnePlus Nord CE 4
This would be good news, as the new Nord CE 4 is shaping up to be one of the most interesting mid-range phones in the sector. To begin with, OnePlus can now boast of having the cheapest cell phone with 100W charging on the market; This is a rare feature even in high-end phones, so it’s surprising to find it in a mid-range phone.
As usual on BBK group phones, OnePlus benefits from SuperVOOC technology for the included 100W charger; That alone should be a plus, since it promises to be able to fully recharge the battery in just half an hour. And that’s somewhat surprising, because the Nord CE 4 has one of the biggest batteries we’ve seen in this range, with a capacity of 5,500 mAh. In other words, this phone will last a long time and charge quickly, the combination that many users need.
The rest of the components are up to par. Inside, a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor, Qualcomm’s mid-range model which should offer good multitasking performance while maintaining low consumption. It’s not the most powerful processor in the brand or in the industry, but it’s capable of competing with alternatives in the same price range. It comes with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, although the latter can be increased up to 256 GB. The virtual memory feature allows up to 8 GB of storage to be used as extended RAM.
As for the screen, we are faced with a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel with Full HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate; It offers HDR10+ support and is distinguished by the Aqua Touch function, released last year on high-end OnePlus models, and which is capable of detecting touches with the screen or wet fingers.
Finally, the cameras don’t seem to be the priority of this device, having only two sensors, but they are not bad. The main camera uses a Sony LYT-600 50 MP with optical stabilization (OIS), and is accompanied by an 8 Mpx Sony IMX355 wide angle. On the front, a 16 Mpx sensor.
The OnePlus Nord CE 4 does not yet have a price in Europe. In India it will start at 24,999 rupees, or around 279 dollars at the exchange rate, although the final price in our country will probably be a little higher.
