The OnePlus 7T coming to Europe, North America and China next week
While fans in India have been enjoying the OnePlus 7T for a while now, the rest of the world has been waiting. The wait is almost over, as the phone will expand to other regions – here’s the list.
The 7T will be available in all of the European Union starting Friday next week (October 17). There’s only one version – 8/128GB – which will cost €600. There’s no 256GB option apparently (the non-T phone with 8/256GB memory was €610, the 6/128GB was €560).
The phone will also reach the United States and Canada, even though the OnePlus 7 skipped both. It will cost USD600 and CAD800, respectively, and will go on sale starting in the morning of October 18. Note that the 7T Pro will not be available in those two countries.
The OnePlus 7T will also be available in China and Hong Kong and, of course, India. There it will co-exist with the 7T Pro.
The 7T comes in Glacial Blue and Frosted Silver. There’s a selection of accessories available too.
OnePlus 7T Pro unveiled with Snapdragon 855+, McLaren edition tags along
The OnePlus 7T Pro is official and it brings the typical upgrades you would expect from a T-phone – nothing as major as the vanilla 7T upgrade. With it comes the McLaren Edition, whose exterior draws inspiration from the racing legend.
The OnePlus 7T Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 855+ chipset – thanks to higher clock speeds, it promises 15% higher graphics performance. That will surely come handy as the list of games that support 90Hz screens grows.
There’s a single memory configuration available, 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage (UFS 3.0). The 6/128GB and 12/256GB versions of the 7 Pro have been axed. If you want 12GB of RAM, the McLaren Edition is your only option.
The other big change is that the phone now supports Warp Charge 30T – the “T” version is 23% faster than the 30W charger that debuted with the OnePlus 7 phones. While the peak power is not higher, the new charger keeps its foot on the throttle longer.
While 16MP pop-up selfie camera is unchanged, the triple camera on the back did get a new feature - the macro mode from the 7T. Speaking of the 7T, the Pro model boasts a longer focal length on its zoom camera (3x over the main cam) as well as OIS. The 48MP main sensor and 16MP ultra wide are the same otherwise.
The OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition comes with 12GB of RAM and 256GB storage. Its back has a symmetrical wood grain appearance and papaya yellow around the sides. You also get a soft alcantara case, a material popular in the automotive world.
Both versions of the phone will launch with OxygenOS 10, which is (you guessed it) based on Android 10. The McLaren Edition features some exclusive features, like McLaren-themed wallpapers and icons, also notifications illuminate the curved sides of the display in the trademark papaya orange color.
The OnePlus 7T Pro will be available in Europe next Thursday at €760 – that’s the same price as the 8/256GB version of the 7 Pro. The McLaren Edition is coming on November 5 and it will cost €860 (for comparison, the 12/256GB version of the 7 Pro is €830).
Besides the EU, the 7T Pro is coming to India, China and Hong Kong. Prices in India are set at INR 53,999 for the regular 7T Pro and INR 58,999 for the McLaren Edition. Notably, the phone will not be available in the US.
OnePlus 7T Series Launch Event
Live 10-10-2019 às 16h de Lisboa
While fans in India have been enjoying the OnePlus 7T for a while now, the rest of the world has been waiting. The wait is almost over, as the phone will expand to other regions – here’s the list.
The 7T will be available in all of the European Union starting Friday next week (October 17). There’s only one version – 8/128GB – which will cost €600. There’s no 256GB option apparently (the non-T phone with 8/256GB memory was €610, the 6/128GB was €560).
The phone will also reach the United States and Canada, even though the OnePlus 7 skipped both. It will cost USD600 and CAD800, respectively, and will go on sale starting in the morning of October 18. Note that the 7T Pro will not be available in those two countries.
The OnePlus 7T will also be available in China and Hong Kong and, of course, India. There it will co-exist with the 7T Pro.
The 7T comes in Glacial Blue and Frosted Silver. There’s a selection of accessories available too.
OnePlus 7T Pro unveiled with Snapdragon 855+, McLaren edition tags along
The OnePlus 7T Pro is official and it brings the typical upgrades you would expect from a T-phone – nothing as major as the vanilla 7T upgrade. With it comes the McLaren Edition, whose exterior draws inspiration from the racing legend.
The OnePlus 7T Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 855+ chipset – thanks to higher clock speeds, it promises 15% higher graphics performance. That will surely come handy as the list of games that support 90Hz screens grows.
There’s a single memory configuration available, 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage (UFS 3.0). The 6/128GB and 12/256GB versions of the 7 Pro have been axed. If you want 12GB of RAM, the McLaren Edition is your only option.
The other big change is that the phone now supports Warp Charge 30T – the “T” version is 23% faster than the 30W charger that debuted with the OnePlus 7 phones. While the peak power is not higher, the new charger keeps its foot on the throttle longer.
While 16MP pop-up selfie camera is unchanged, the triple camera on the back did get a new feature - the macro mode from the 7T. Speaking of the 7T, the Pro model boasts a longer focal length on its zoom camera (3x over the main cam) as well as OIS. The 48MP main sensor and 16MP ultra wide are the same otherwise.
The OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition comes with 12GB of RAM and 256GB storage. Its back has a symmetrical wood grain appearance and papaya yellow around the sides. You also get a soft alcantara case, a material popular in the automotive world.
Both versions of the phone will launch with OxygenOS 10, which is (you guessed it) based on Android 10. The McLaren Edition features some exclusive features, like McLaren-themed wallpapers and icons, also notifications illuminate the curved sides of the display in the trademark papaya orange color.
The OnePlus 7T Pro will be available in Europe next Thursday at €760 – that’s the same price as the 8/256GB version of the 7 Pro. The McLaren Edition is coming on November 5 and it will cost €860 (for comparison, the 12/256GB version of the 7 Pro is €830).
Besides the EU, the 7T Pro is coming to India, China and Hong Kong. Prices in India are set at INR 53,999 for the regular 7T Pro and INR 58,999 for the McLaren Edition. Notably, the phone will not be available in the US.
Live 10-10-2019 às 16h de Lisboa
Future OnePlus device with round camera island gets pictured in leaked sketches
OnePlus is shaping up to be quite busy until the end of this year. There's the launch of its first ever TV next month, already officially confirmed, as is the fact that it's going to out another 5G device before 2020 comes around. And then we've also heard a lot of rumors lately about the company readying a OnePlus 7T Pro and/or OnePlus 7T.
One of these smartphones could be pictured in the leaked sketches below, that come courtesy of Evan Blass, aka @evleaks. Apparently they do depict a product that is in the works at OnePlus, and that device was first spotted all the way back in December of last year, when we showed you a leaked image from an internal presentation held by the Chinese company.
The round camera island on the back is hard to miss, in both cases. This would mark a pretty substantial design change for the company that has so far steered clear of such a camera arrangement. There are no details about which phone this is, unfortunately, so your guess is as good as ours. Would you like to see a OnePlus 7T Pro 5G with this design?
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