OnePlus Nord 2T render reveals a squared-off side design.
The back camera panel is expected to house a 50MP + 8MP + 2MP triple camera setup.
The device may come sometime during the April-May period.
This year we are expecting a T-variant of the OnePlus Nord 2 and it could be here in April or May month. This 'OnePlus Nord 2T' has now popped up in a new render shared by folks at 91Mobiles. We only get to see an angled rear view of the phone with a sandstone finish and a rather big and slightly odd-looking camera panel. It is said to sport a 50MP+ 8MP+ 2MP trio. As for the front, OnePlus might retain the 32MP selfie camera from the Nord 2.
Still and all, if you’re curious, here’s everything about the device we have scoured from the web:
OnePlus Nord 2T Specs and Features (Expected)
OnePlus Nord 2T appears to have squared off edges as is the trend of late. The device is likely to have an in-display fingerprint reader just like the regular Nord 2. It may have a 6.43-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate.
It may carry over the 32MP sensor for the front and house a 50MP main camera at the back. The other cameras on the rear side could be an 8MP ultrawide and a 2MP black and white lens.
Other specs of the phone could have include a Dimensity 1300 chipset with multiple LPDDR4x+ UFS 3.1 memory combinations. It may bear a 4500mAh battery with an 80W fast charger support.
One can also expect 5G, WiFi 6, and Bluetooth 5.2 to the usual paraphernalia. But again, these are just speculations and to be taken accordingly.
As mentioned in the beginning, the phone is expected to land in the April-May period priced under ₹30K for the base variant. If you recall, that would be an early arrival compared to the predecessor. In the time since the OnePlus Nord 2 in July of last year, we have seen a OnePlus Nord 2 Pac Man Edition and a OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G.
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