Infamous for their invite-friendly system, OnePlus has managed to keep the hype high for its annual update, the OnePlus 2. Anticipation has been running high since the recent Reddit AMAA that involved co-founder, Carl Pei. Eager buyers will be pleased to know that we are only 5 days away from the virtual reality themed launch by the Chinese smartphone manufacturer.
Finally, the photo gives OnePlus fans a visualisation of their possible next device. Front-side there are no odd mentions, other than the large finger print sensor/potential home button on the bottom, a new addition opposed to the older OnePlus. It seems that metal wraps around the devices edges of the OnePlus 2 and nothing to shout about regarding the right side of the phone though, where three of the usual buttons live – volume rockers and power button. However, there is a new inclusion on the left, which could very well be a dedicated camera button.
Making up the back, in terms of texture, it looks similarly to the type of material used on the previous sandstone black model. A familiar camera model is placed lower this time around, and below that as well is what could be a laser autofocus module – giving some substantiation to OnePlus’ said emphasis on the camera on its newest device. Entrusted to give fans a preview of the device’s camera prowess, Marques Brownlee gave us an in-depth look at how the lens performs, as seen below.
A steady slew of specifications have already been confirmed, such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor, 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM, USB Type-C connector and a 3,300 mAh battery. The TENAA certification also lists a 5.5″ Quad HD display (2560×1440 resolution), 32GB of storage and 13MP + 8MP camera combos. While these beefy insides would raise concerns to the budget-friendly, OnePlus maintains that it will cost less than 450 USD and yet still include a finger-print sensor that is most probably taking advantage of Android M’s compatibility.
We hope all those sitting at home have their OnePlus Cardboards’ at the ready, for the official launching: if you haven’t yet, find someone who does, cause it’s been sold out since it first went on sale.
[ SOURCE ]
To mitigate hogging and improve charger availability, Gentari has introduced idle fees across its EV…
Samsung Malaysia has expanded its home appliance lineup with the launch of the Bespoke AI…
The Tesla Model Y L electric SUV will be launched in Malaysia on 1 April…
Malaysia has one of the cheapest petrol prices in the region at RM1.99/L for RON95,…
Luno Malaysia has expanded its digital asset offering with the addition of 29 newly approved…
U Mobile has started rolling out 5G Standalone (5G SA) support for iPhone users with…
This website uses cookies.