Renders of an upcoming OnePlus phone bearing the model number CPH2613 have been leaked.
The smartphone could potentially belong to the budget-friendly Nord-series lineup.
It could feature a vertical camera module.
OnePlus recently launched its two flagship smartphones, the OnePlus 12 and OnePlus 12R. Now, it seems like the company is gearing up to introduce a few affordable handsets.
Renders of an upcoming OnePlus phone bearing the model number CPH2613 have been obtained by 91mobiles.
Also read: OnePlus 12 review: Textbook flagship
While the marketing name for the device remains unclear, its design suggests it could potentially belong to the budget-friendly Nord-series lineup.
Also read: OnePlus 12 launch: 5 great things to look forward to
According to the sources, the upcoming OnePlus phone will likely have the model number CPH2613.
The renders reveal that the device is expected to feature a centre-positioned punch-hole cutout for the front camera. Also, we can see that the phone’s display is flat and the frame looks like plastic.
The presence of a fingerprint animation on the screen suggests the inclusion of an in-display fingerprint sensor, indicating that the phone will likely feature an AMOLED display.
At the bottom, there could be the SIM tray section, primary microphone, USB Type-C port and speaker grills.
On the smartphone’s right edge, there could be the volume and power buttons. No Alert Slider is expected.
As per the renders, the rear panel of the phone is expected to feature a vertical camera module housing dual camera sensors along with an LED flash.
The rear panel of the phone appears glossy, but it remains uncertain whether OnePlus would opt for glass or plastic material.
In addition to the renders, the OnePlus CPH2613 has been listed on the Camera FV-5 certification, unveiling detailed camera specifications. The smartphone will likely feature a 50MP primary camera. Furthermore, it will sport a 16MP front camera.
It’s important to note that these specifications and details about the upcoming OnePlus smartphone model are based on leaks and renders, so we suggest taking them with a pinch of salt.
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