OnePlusannounced that it will hold an event on April 28. Several devices are expected to be introduced together at the event, but it is one of the models that attracts the most attention. OnePlus 10R it will be.
Over the past few weeks, the OnePlus 10R OnePlus Ace It was thought that it would be called the ., but these two models seem to be separate devices. Latest leak on Amazon India accidentally OnePlus 10R design revealed.
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OnePlus 10R design and features
Amazon IndiaIn the last post from ‘s Instagram account, OnePlus Nord 2 would actually be advertised. However, due to an error on the social media side, the unannounced model named OnePlus 10R was shared.
The image of the new smartphone matches one of the leaked OnePlus drawings, referring to the April 28 event, and officially confirms that it will be introduced at the event. The image leaked by Amazon revealed that the 10R has an interesting design on the back.
In the upper left corner, there is a setup with three camera sensors, one of which is large, while the flash light is placed next to the large camera. The visual also a textured cover shows that it will happen, but that this is reflection or glass coating It should not be overlooked that it could be.
Among the rumored features of the OnePlus 10R it has a refresh rate of 120 Hz 6.7 inch AMOLED display, 12GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage. your smartphone MediaTek Dimensity 8100 chipset, thus making it the first OnePlus to feature a MediaTek chip.
If the triple rear camera 50 Megapixels as well as the primary wide-angle camera 8 Megapixels for ultra wide-angle camera and macro photography 2 Megapixels will consist of sensors.
For now, nothing is official, but let us remind you again that the OnePlus launch will be held on April 28.
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