OnePlus 8T // Leaks, Rumors And Everything You Should Know! By Kevin The Tech Ninja

YouTube, what's going on Kevin the tech ninja here and look before I begin this video I have to stop and tell Michael to hit subscribe. Why are you watching this video, and you're not subscribed hit subscribe, so everyone can watch the video now that that is done. Let's go on with the video, and today we're talking all things: OnePlus 8t. This is everything you need to know about the phone and all the information that has come out over the past few days. OnePlus 8t will be released October 14th and one retailer accidentally released all this information about the phone ahead of time now, taking a look at the image. Everything we need to see is plainly laid out.

OnePlus has already confirmed the screen, but, as you can see, here is 120hz full HD plus, which is notable since we've seen 90 hertz with previous OnePlus devices, snapdragon 865, which is not the current version, as the current version is the 865 plus. It also has a rear, quad camera setup that we've been seeing a lot lately with flagship phones. The camera megapixels are listed as 48 16, 5 and 2. Now I'm assuming the 2 megapixel sensor would be a depth sensor, so you may not have all four focal lengths for this lens, but some unique features with that extra lens. The battery is a 4500 William battery, and it's included with a 65 watt charger.

It also says you get full day usage of 15 minutes of charging. Does that mean it's faster than previous phones, or does that mean the battery should last longer? You know that that wordage is always subjective, but it's something we should know about or something we should learn more about when the phone gets closer to being released. The pricing according to the post, it converts to us dollars at 815 for the 12 gigabyte version of it with 256 gigabytes of storage and then the lower version, which has 8 gigabytes of ram and 128 gigabytes of storage, is 700, which, if true puts it up there as one of the best value phones available. But we know with uh taxes in the EU. Pricing is never direct comparison, but still should be a good starting point, regardless of how it shakes out.

This is actually cheaper than the OnePlus 8 when it comes out initially. So that is something else to consider now looking at renders the back looks like a current flagship phone with the domino style camera cluster on the back that hole punch on the front facing camera on the left side, the hole punch doesn't look that big at all, but of course this is just a leaked image. It also appears from this image that it is a flat display on the phone, but it does have curved bezels at the bottom and also the back too, but the display appears to be flat. I don't see a headphone jack at all, but I do see the metal trimmings on the bottom and sides, which is nice now. Nothing stands out too much overall about this phone, no crazy, gimmick or anything flipping or anything like that.

It looks like a standard phone OnePlus makes a new phone every six months or so it's hard to get too excited. At this point, however, I am a big fan of OnePlus and obviously their software. I will say if you're not currently on an 8 or 7 series, I think this will be a good time to get into an OnePlus phone. Of course, we'll learn all about this as time approaches so make sure you're subbed to me, while doing that. Of course, it's an excellent time in October for a lot of great phones coming out- and this is just the beginning- anyways guys Kevin the tech.

Ninja have a great day I'll, see you guys later peace out.

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