The OnePlus 10R is almost completely filtered: it would have brutal fast charging and Dimensity 8100, but without ‘Alert Slider’



OnePlus is one of the mobile manufacturers with a more contained catalog: until the arrival of the original OnePlus Nord, there were only two models (with semi-annual renewal). Times have changed with the new Nord models and we cannot forget either the R and RT versions, the cheap versions of its high range.

After the OnePlus 9R and OnePlus 9RT, the next successor of this special series exclusively for India and China will be the OnePlus 10R, which has been leaked extensively to such an extent that we already know almost all its characteristics.

A OnePlus 10R without secrets

According to the release schedule that was leaked a few days ago, OnePlus is planning to unveil the new OnePlus 10R sometime in May. With so little margin, it is not strange that the terminal has started to leak quite seriously, although it seems that we will still have to wait to know what it looks like. The closest thing we have is a render without too much detail.

This schematic rendering -that is, it tells us where the components will be but not the final design of the terminal- tells us that could do without the Alert Slider, the switch to silence the characteristic OnePlus mobile. Interestingly, it is rumored that the terminal could be the new Realme GT Neo 3 with another name, which would explain the absence of the Alert Sliderbecause it is not styled in Realme.



Scheme Render -schematic, not the real aspect- of the OnePlus 10R, by Pricebaba

With the latest leak from 91Mobiles, we can get a good idea of what awaits us in this OnePlus 10R. They place it as a mobile with a 6.7-inch FHD + AMOLED panel at 120 Hz, with MediaTek Dimension 8100 and 8 and 12 GB of RAM with 128 or 256 GB of storage.

Photography would be represented by a 16-megapixel perforated front camera, centered this time, and a triple rear camera, with 50 megapixel main sensor8-megapixel wide-angle and 2-megapixel macro sensor. In theory without the help of Hasselblad, something that was already missing in the previous generation.

Its strong point will be the battery, because like the Realme GT Neo 3, it would have two versions: one with a 5,000 mAh battery and 80W fast charge and another with 4,500 mAh battery and a brutal 150W fast charge. At the moment, yes, nothing confirmed.

Via | Gizmochina

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