OnePlus continues to think about the high-end and has been preparing its next flagship, the OnePlus 13, for some time. After the OnePlus 12, which showed that you don’t have to pay more than 1,000 dollars for a high-end product, the Chinese manufacturer, brother of Oppo and Realme, made a strong impression thanks to its new long-lasting battery.
Without knowing if it will be included in the new high-end, it is the president of the firm himself who revealed the previously disclosed dates. It remains less to know it, with a imminent date
OnePlus 13: OnePlus President Confirms Presentation Date
OnePlus’ latest powerful launch was the company’s first foldable: a OnePlus Open that recently received a new version with double the storage and lots of AI. Not to mention its mid-range with a very competent OnePlus Nord 4 at less than 500 dollars.
All roads lead to the OnePlus 13. We already knew that OnePlus would unveil its next high-end product in October, which is now confirmed in the words of the president of the Chinese manufacturer. Here is what he published on Weibo, the well-known Chinese social network:
Besides the expected date, the most relevant is the mention of “the latest generation of flagship chips”. We hope to see the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 inside this new OnePlus, which, like what Samsung does, will be powered by the brand.
Louis specifically notes that this chip will have a custom architecture and was designed by the team behind the “PC chips that make history
Furthermore, in the field of leaksThe phone is said to feature a new design with a revised camera module, IP68/IP69 certification, a 6.8-inch 2K display, and a massive 6,000+ mAh battery. It is also said to sport a triple rear camera setup, including a Sony LYT-808 sensor and dual LYT-600 cameras for telephoto and ultra-wide-angle. Whether these specifications are true remains to be seen.
Via | Android Authority
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