OnePlus 9 Release Date & Price – OnePlus 9 Pro, 9 and LITE Models! By Matt Talks Tech

Today I have the latest on the three new OnePlus 9 flagship photos coming out in just a few months. I want to say everything from the OnePlus 9 release date and price to the design and specs for all three phones with the new leak. I want to show you right after this, so if you want to hear the latest gaming news, tech, news, reviews and comparisons hit that subscribe button, followed by the bell, we're expecting the OnePlus 9 and the OnePlus 9 pro to be the next top phones to come from the company. However, there is also going to be now an OnePlus 9 light as well added to the lineup with the latest leak I have got, but just quickly, though I'd love to know from you have you ever owned an OnePlus phone before? Are you considering getting one in the near future? Let me know in the comments below and at the same time hit that like button cheers. So, let's begin with that, OnePlus 9 light leaks according to android central, the OnePlus 9 series will offer free models at launch the OnePlus 9, the OnePlus 9 pro and now the OnePlus 9 light. As we already know, the OnePlus 9 and the 9 pro will feature Qualcomm's latest 5 nanometer chipsets, the snapdragon 888, but for the new OnePlus 9 light it will actually get the snapdragon 865 instead.

Just in case you didn't know, that is the same chipset powering the OnePlus 8 models, so the OnePlus 8 8 pro, and also the new 8t we have heard of for some times there might be an OnePlus 9e model, but it makes sense for OnePlus to launch it as a light model alongside the pro and the regular version. Looking at a price for the light model. Let's just do a quick recap here. So back with the OnePlus 8t, it started at 749 us dollars and history is any indication. The regular OnePlus 9 will probably be around 780 to 800 us dollars with the pro model being around 950 to 1 000 us dollars for the light, though predictions from android central are showing the OnePlus light could be at around 600 us dollars, allowing the company to target value flagship buyers with the likes of the galaxy s20 Fe and the pixel 5 dominating this segment.

OnePlus will want a piece of that pie for sure, with one of their handsets in 2021, for the release dates for all three OnePlus 9 models. We haven't heard much on it, but like many other phone makers, OnePlus has a bit of a habit and a bit of history of when they launch their phones, so we're looking to around April or May 2021 OnePlus, typically teases its phones in advance of the launch, though so maybe we'll hear something about the launch around March time again, OnePlus have a habit of actually launching the handsets about a week to two weeks after the launch event. That said, one source has told android central that the OnePlus 9 will be launching earlier than expected in March 2021. An exact date isn't clear from the source, but this might be our best information. Yet we've also heard from a second source that march might be on the cards as well.

Well, let's look at the specs of all three of the phones. Next, so, let's start with the OnePlus 9 light, the newest phone we've been told about it's likely. It will share a lot of its hardware fundamentals with the OnePlus 8t. It will be powered by a snapdragon 865, and it should have either a 90, hertz or hertz ammo led panel with the 65 watts fast charging. Furthermore, it is also likely to share the camera optics with the 80, with the regular OnePlus 9 and the 9 pro guessing.

The newer camera modules instead reusing components across generations is a strategy that has served OnePlus very well in the past, and it's assumed that the nine lights will use lots of the 80 features, as the OnePlus 8 is nearly identical to the 7t, for example, on the hardware side of things and then again, the OnePlus 7 was basically the same as the OnePlus 6t. With a few subtle hardware changes. The OnePlus 9 light could also feature a plastic back to keep the cost down say against the OnePlus.8T OnePlus is likely to copy what Samsung did with the galaxy s20fe, and it'll be interesting to see what the phone has to offer. We've also seen some renders supposedly showing the OnePlus 9 pro, which you can see here. These include a quad lens camera and apparently a 6.78-inch the screen and, of course, the hole, punch camera then next for the OnePlus 9 normal for the overall design. The actual front of the OnePlus 9 doesn't look too much different from the OnePlus 8t, where we'll get a flat screen design again and then for the pro we'll, probably get the rounded edges again just like we did on the 7 pro and the 7t pro, and also the 8 pro as well we're expecting a 65 watt warp charger inside the box and yep.

You heard me right a charger in the box, then for battery size for the regular 9. It is looking likely to be a 4 500 William battery inside it. What is a good size for this phone to be fair? For the pro we've been told, it will get a 4710 William battery. What again is a fair size for a 6.78 inch display phone? There is also rumor for the first time that the pro model will have wireless charging, the first from OnePlus at 30 watts charging there are no rumors. Yet if there's going to be reverse charging with this, just normal one at the moment, but do take this rumor with a pinch assault as OnePlus have always been focused on wired charging.

Moving on, as I mentioned already, we will get that hole punch. It looks like it's going to stay. What is a shame, because a lot of you loved that pop-out selfie camera, that we got on the OnePlus 7 pro and also the 7t pro OnePlus 9 pro is also expected to have a 6.7 inch display, just like the OnePlus 8 pro, and this display will be running at 120 hertz. I will also add again that the OnePlus 9 standard will also have a hertz refresh rate. The latest OnePlus phones will also be running on the latest edition of oxygen OS 11 fresh out of the box, and I'm sure we will get some snappy wallpapers to go along with that design of the OnePlus 9.

We have also had a leak from gizmo china, who is also showing us cases that could possibly be applied to the OnePlus 9 phones, and you can see here the leaks photos match up very similarly to the renders that we've already got here. The biggest change, though we can see in the design of the OnePlus 9 and also the OnePlus 9 pro, has got to be that camera module on the back. We are now seeing a much more sleek square module sitting in the top left corner, and you can see there are two big lenses and also two smaller camera lenses and also a flash. Interestingly, only two of the rear camera lenses look big enough to house the likes of a main and an ultra-wide or telephoto snapper. So one of those might be missing.

The other two smaller cameras underneath the big lens and there's one off to the right as well, will probably be a macro and also a depth camera lens. We have an idea of some specs, though, for those two big lenses, though, with the OnePlus 9, apparently having a 48 megapixel main camera outputting at 12 megapixels for the images and the 48 megapixel ultra-wide one as well for specs in the OnePlus 9 pro a benchmark believed to be for the phone reveals a snapdragon 888 chipsets, which we expect to be in the 9 and also the 9 pro, but it is paired with a slightly disappointing starting amount of eight gigabytes of ram, although other configurations will almost certainly be available too, with an option of 12 gigabytes. We have also got to remember here that, for example, the OnePlus 8t used UFS 3.1 storage. What is a super snappy storage system and maybe OnePlus 4 is the need of faster storage speed. You don't really need as much ram that paired with a snappier snapdragon processor as well.

Well, guys that is the latest and greatest info. We have on the OnePlus 9 models at this stage. Of course, if we get any more info, we'll be sharing it out, don't forget if you have liked this video to press the like button and, of course, to hear the latest OnePlus 9 news, gaming, news, tech, news reviews and comparisons. Please do hit that subscribe button, followed by the bell until next time see ya. You.

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