OnePlus 7T Spotted in a New Set of Rendered Images

OnePlus is going to showcase some amazing products in the coming month like the 55-inch OnePlus TV, that has got everyone’s eyes stuck on it. Now according to recent rumours, the company is soon going to unveil the OnePlus 7T series, a successor of OnePlus 7 series that was launched in India in the first half of this year. The company has been following the trend for quite some time where it launches at least two to three products a year.

The Chinese company OnePlus is rolling in appreciation received from the success of its OnePlus 7 series smartphones. The upcoming OnePlus 7T has been spotted in a new set of rendered images, which give clues that the smartphone may sport a different rear design as compared to the OnePlus 7. The company’s upcoming product is going to join the new trend of triple rear camera setup in a circular element.

As per the reports touring the internet, the details about the OnePlus 7T series will soon be officially out. Meanwhile, speculations are there that the smartphone will possess a 6.4″ or 6.5″ display that will be mated with the top-notch camera setup. The 7T series will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 855 Plus processor known for optimising the gaming experience. As seen in the rendered images, the rear panel of the OnePlus 7T has been given a differentiating design where you will find three horizontally-placed camera sensors inside a circular design.

Although the OnePlus 7 series feature a 48-megapixel main camera with a depth sensor of 5 megapixels, it will be interesting to witness whether these camera sensors will be continued or will be replaced with improved versions. Nothing has been disclosed if the smartphone will be getting an ultra-wide-angle camera or a telephoto lens.

A number of reports have also been claiming that the OnePlus 7T and 7T Pro will be launched in India on September 26 and will go on sale on October 15 this year. As of now, the brand has not announced anything officially regarding the same.

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