We got our first look at the OnePlus 6T previous today with a render put composed from a trusted source (see below). Now, however, we have our first look at the device from an authorized source: an escaped video teaser ad for the OnePlus 6T geared towards the Indian market.
While there’s no info in the teaser ad we didn’t previously know, it’s our first actual look at the device. See it for yourself below:
Original Article, September 19, 2018 (08:16 AM EST): Headphone jack disagreements aside, OnePlus’ next T series flagship is still one of the most extremely anticipated phones due to launch in 2018. Thanks to reporter Roland Quandt and the folks over at WinFuture we’ve now become our first look at the phone as well as predictable confirmation that it will be called the OnePlus 6T.
The render, which Quandt says is from a “trusted source,” shows the top half of the rear of the phone. Much like the OnePlus 6, we can see an upright dual camera module (no triple camera yet) with a double LED flash underneath, however, the most stimulating part is the missing rear fingerprint sensor.
OnePlus has previously bragged that its next phone will feature an in-display fingerprint sensor, but this image further confirms that the rear-mounted reader is gone.
The phone is also exposed in the Mirror Black colorway, which should be acquainted with any OnePlus fan at this point.
Other than the reduce and an official OnePlus 6T logo, the report also features a side-by-side comparison shot of the OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T (below) which demonstrations that the latest phone will be somewhat larger than its predecessor — something the Chinese brand before said would be the case due to the space wanted for the in-display fingerprint sensor.
OnePlus 6 vs OnePlus 6T render
WinFuture
As a result, the OLED display will supposedly be stretched to 6.41-inches (up from 6.28-inches), with a determination bump up to 2,340 x 1,080 pixels. This echoes the Oppo R17 Pro, which may well have prejudiced the OnePlus 6T’s design, although there’s no added information on the supposed ‘waterdrop’ notch that could also make the evolution from its BBK stablemate.
In adding, the render proposes that the noise-canceling microphone will be moved to the upper left side from the right and that there’s less of an indent everywhere the power button.
All in all, the leaked info shows us what we previously could’ve guessed: The OnePlus 6T is very much a case of development rather than rebellion, with specs and feature upgrades the order of the day over any important design changes.
We shouldn’t have to wait extensively for the OnePlus 6T’s full disclose to get a proper look at the phone. OnePlus has teased a 17 October launch, but we’ll let you distinguish as soon as we get any official confirmation.
In the meantime, be sure to check out our OnePlus 6T rumor round-up and let us know your opinions on the newest leak in the comments.
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