OnePlus showed us two OnePlus 15T colors yesterday, and now the third one is here. In addition to Pure Cocoa and Relaxing Matcha colors, OnePlus just confirmed the Healing White Chocolate color.
These names are coming from China, and they do sound odd when translated. So, in plain terms, these are Brown, Green, and White colors. The white color is new, and interestingly enough, even the frame is white here, which is not something we see often.
The third OnePlus 15T color is white, and it has a white frame as well
You can check out the design below, across a handful of official images. OnePlus used aluminum for the frame, though it’s white, as is the phone’s backplate, and even the antenna lines on the frame.
This will be the first phone to use a micro-arc oxidation pure white metal frame, as OnePlus put it. The device has an all-white glass fiber back, which is fingerprint-resistant, and it offers a smooth finish.
The phone will have extremely thin bezels around the display; they’ll be only 1.1mm thick. They’ll also be uniform, in case you’re wondering. You can see that a flat display will be used here, while the frame will be flat, as will the backplate.
The camera island contains two cameras, main and periscope telephoto units, and it looks rather similar to the camera island on the OnePlus 13T, this phone’s predecessor.
A 6.32-inch display is expected, along with a 7,500mAh battery
OnePlus will utilize a 6.32-inch 165Hz OLED display on this phone, while the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip will fuel the device. You can expect plenty of RAM to be included, too.
A 7,500mAh silicon-carbon battery is expected, along with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging. OnePlus is also expected to upgrade the in-display fingerprint scanner to an ultrasonic one.
The OnePlus 15T will come with IP66, IP68, IP69, and IP69K certifications, just like the OnePlus 15. It is expected to offer a 50-megapixel main camera and a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera.
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