The rumors about the upcoming compact flagship OnePlus 15T continue, and it’s starting to get serious. The launch is expected in March: it will arrive in China but a Global version is also expected, named OnePlus 15s (but limited to India).
The latest news concerns the design, with some render images: the device is shown in a pristine white color, allowing us to take a closer look at the new design.
For the sake of precision, note that Li Jie Louis – President of OnePlus China – has denied the image shared in these hours: the executive states that the phone does not look like this, but would be even better (in terms of style).
However OnePlus 15T has also leaked in a supposed live photo, with a black rear cover, but the design is identical to what is shown in these renders. The image above was shared on the Chinese social network Weibo and would be a leak poster; below is a concept render created based on the latest rumors.
The smallest member of the family seems to adopt a completely new style, with a capsule-shaped camera module embedded in a large rounded-rectangle cutout. This time too there would be a 50 + 50 MP dual camera with a telephoto lens: Li Jie Louis himself reveals there will be a solution with zoom periscopico, a step forward from the predecessor’s standard telephoto.
It remains to be seen whether what has been shown so far will be the final design or just an elaborate fake: as soon as we know more, we will update you with all the details and in the meantime we leave you with the leak specifications.
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