OnePlus 6 is up to be launched

Breaking new, OnePlus 6 is up to be launched!

Breaking new, OnePlus 6 is up to be launched! OnePlus has been on a cycle of releasing two smartphones per year: a major release in the spring, and a minor tweak of that previous phone in the fall. It’s nearly spring 2018, which means it’s nearly...

OnePlus has been on a cycle of releasing two smartphones per year: a major release in the spring, and a minor tweak of that previous phone in the fall.

It’s nearly spring 2018, which means it’s nearly time for another OnePlus phone. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming OnePlus 6!

The OnePlus 5T was the first time the company increased the size of its displays, and it looks like there will be more refinements coming with the OnePlus 6. The 6 will keep the stretched-out design, but will add a notch up top, like… some other phones you may have seen. In addition to a high-quality display, OnePlus is also expected to move to a glass back, hopefully including Qi wireless charging in the process.
According to the image, the fingerprint reader will still be mounted on the rear of the phone, though earlier rumours suggested there would be an in-display fingerprint sensor. The dual cameras are still present, though this time in the centre instead of the upper left. Of course, this is a leaked image and should be taken with a grain of salt until the official announcement is made.
More: OnePlus 6 supposedly leaks with iPhone X notch and glass back

Specifications

OS Android 8.1 with Oxygen OS
Display 6.2” OLED with notch 2160x1080 18:9 aspect ratio
Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 845
Camera 12Mp + 12Mp rear
8Gb Ram
Up to 256Gb
Battery 3300mAhNom-Remubable Dash charging (guess)
No water resistance
Colors Black

Of course, a phone isn’t just a pretty external design. The internal hardware needs to be up to smother to push pixels and take all of our lovely Instagram photos. Luckily, it seems the OnePlus 6 will be up to the task. Early benchmarks suggest the phone will ship with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845, the same chip that will likely be found in every other flagship device this year.
Benchmarks have been gamed in the past — so take this all with the same grain of salt as before — but it’s a safe bet for OnePlus to include all the latest internal hardware with the OnePlus 6, just like they’ve done in previous generations.
A new image recently popped up revealing numerous specs for the OnePlus 6, and while we can’t confirm any of the information presented, it does allow us to build the following spec sheet:
The software

We haven’t seen any leaks for specific software features coming with the OnePlus 6, but it’s safe to expect the same vanilla Android style that OnePlus has used since 2014. OxygenOS is a known quantity at this point, featuring a few key improvements over what ships in Google’s Pixel line. There will surely be an Open Beta for users who like to live on the bleeding edge and try new features at the cost of stability. Expect a true dark theme, expect gesture controls and a few other little niceties that add up to a great software experience.

Price and availability

This is still up in the air at this point, but we can make an educated guess based on OnePlus’ previous devices. The OnePlus 5 retailed for $479, while the OnePlus 5T goes for a cool $499. It’d be nice if the OnePlus 6 kept that same price, but another small price increase isn’t out of the question.
That same leaked image mentioned above suggests that the OnePlus 6 will cost as much as $749, but it’s unclear what currency this is representing. The same post compares the OnePlus 6 against the iPhone X and Galaxy S9+ with $1517 and $1200 price tags, respectively, so either way, we can probably expect OnePlus’s next flagship to cost a good deal less compared to most other OEMs.
As for availability, the OnePlus 3 was released in June of 2016, and the OnePlus 5 in June of 2017. Some early reports suggest we may see an earlier release this year, but June is a safe bet.
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