The launch event of the OnePlus 9 series is approaching and we are getting various leaks and rumors one after another. The latest leak divulges us multiple images of upcoming OnePlus 9 Pro and OnePlus 9 devices from different angles. Interestingly, both the flagships seem to boast Hasselblad cameras.
The render images come from WinFuture revealing few spec details as well. The OnePlus 9 Pro and OnePlus 9 smartphones boast a punch-hole front camera placed in the left upper corner. Previously, it was claimed that only the top-end OnePlus 9 Pro will be equipped with a Hasselblad camera but the latest images show both devices featuring the Swedish camera tech embedded with the brand’s logo.
The source confirms OnePlus 9 Pro to arrive with a slightly curved 6.7-inch OLED display and quad rear cameras. On the other hand, the OnePlus 9 will have a flat 6.5-inch panel and triplet camera at the back. The OnePlus 9 is believed to get a plastic body rather than the brand’s metallic lineup.
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Earlier, we have reported that the upcoming OnePlus phones will get the Sony IMX789 sensors for its primary camera. Now, Pete Lau has confirmed the OnePlus 9 series will feature an IMX766 sensor for ultra-wide photography. OnePlus 9 Pro will get a 48MP primary camera and a 50MP ultrawide sensor while the other two lenses are still undisclosed. The lens resolution details for the OnePlus 9 are not yet revealed.
In other news, the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro are reportedly spotted on Geekbench listing claiming to be powered by Snapdragon 888 chipsets. We will get you more developments and leaks as soon as we get them regarding the OnePlus 9 series. Stay tuned for more updates.
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In other news, the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro are reportedly spotted on Geekbench listing claiming to be powered by Snapdragon 888 chipsets. The devices could get up to 12GB of RAM as well.
We will get you more developments and leaks as soon as they hit our radar. So stay tuned for more updates.
