OnePlus is launching the most awaited flagship of the year - OnePlus 5 this June 20. India launch is set for June 22. Soon after OnePlus officially announced the launch date of the flagship phone, the company started teasing and tweeting details about the OnePlus 5. On Thursday, OnePlus and Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus in a new tweet posted the first official picture of the OnePlus 5, which confirms the coming of dual cameras.
Earlier India Today Tech confirmed that OnePlus 5 will come packed with dual cameras at the back. And now, OnePlus confirms exactly the same. Further, the first official photo of the upcoming OnePlus 5 shows the dual rear cameras placed at a horizontal angle. The back camera seems to be quite similar to that of the iPhone 7. The picture further shows the OnePlus 5 is glossy Midnight Black colour with a metallic unibody design.
The image of the OnePlus (see above) reveals quite a lot of details of the OnePlus 5 rear panel. Apart from the horizontal rear dual cameras, OnePlus 5 will also come with a LED flash, which will be placed right next to the dual rear cameras. Below the camera, will the OnePlus brand logo, like it was in the OnePlus 3, 3T, 2 and the rest. Further, the image shows that the power button of the OnePlus 5 will be placed at the right side edges of the phone. This definitely means that the volume keys will sit on the left side edges of the OnePlus 5.
OnePlus in the tweet states: "A continuous hard edge, refined over 3 years." Further, in the image, OnePlus writes: Dual Camera. Clearer Photos. After the company posted this, OnePlus CEO - Pete Lau retweets the post. A lot has been talked about the OnePlus 5, and if the rumours are to be believed, OnePlus 5 will come with 16-megapixel and 20-megapixel dual-camera setup.
Ahead of the launch, OnePlus has already revealed a lot about the upcoming flagship phone - OnePlus 5. OnePlus CEO and Co-founder a few days ago confirmed the coming of fingerprint scanner which is said to be placed at the front panel. The officials also stated that the OnePlus 5 will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 processor, which also backs the other high-end flagships of 2017 - Samsung Galaxy S8, S8+, Xiaomi Mi 6, and HTC U11.
A few days ago, Evan Blass, a popular tipster tweeted that OnePlus 5 will come with Snapdragon 835 and will come in two RAM variants - 6GB and 8GB of RAM memory. He also adds that OnePlus 5 will be Amazon exclusive products, which even the online retail store confirmed a few days ago via a teaser. Now a report by True Tech reveals details about the OnePlus 5 price. As per the report, the 6GB RAM with 64GB storage will be priced at Rs 32,999, while the 8GB RAM with 128GB storage will cost around Rs 37,999. However, we are still not sure about the authenticity of the report until OnePlus 5 goes official in India on June 22, at an event in Mumbai.OnePlus is launching the most awaited flagship of the year - OnePlus 5 this June 20. India launch is set for June 22. Soon after OnePlus officially announced the launch date of the flagship phone, the company started teasing and tweeting details about the OnePlus 5. On Thursday, OnePlus and Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus in a new tweet posted the first official picture of the OnePlus 5, which confirms the coming of dual cameras.
Earlier India Today Tech confirmed that OnePlus 5 will come packed with dual cameras at the back. And now, OnePlus confirms exactly the same. Further, the first official photo of the upcoming OnePlus 5 shows the dual rear cameras placed at a horizontal angle. The back camera seems to be quite similar to that of the iPhone 7. The picture further shows the OnePlus 5 is glossy Midnight Black colour with a metallic unibody design.
The image of the OnePlus (see above) reveals quite a lot of details of the OnePlus 5 rear panel. Apart from the horizontal rear dual cameras, OnePlus 5 will also come with a LED flash, which will be placed right next to the dual rear cameras. Below the camera, will the OnePlus brand logo, like it was in the OnePlus 3, 3T, 2 and the rest. Further, the image shows that the power button of the OnePlus 5 will be placed at the right side edges of the phone. This definitely means that the volume keys will sit on the left side edges of the OnePlus 5.
OnePlus in the tweet states: "A continuous hard edge, refined over 3 years." Further, in the image, OnePlus writes: Dual Camera. Clearer Photos. After the company posted this, OnePlus CEO - Pete Lau retweets the post. A lot has been talked about the OnePlus 5, and if the rumours are to be believed, OnePlus 5 will come with 16-megapixel and 20-megapixel dual-camera setup.
Ahead of the launch, OnePlus has already revealed a lot about the upcoming flagship phone - OnePlus 5. OnePlus CEO and Co-founder a few days ago confirmed the coming of fingerprint scanner which is said to be placed at the front panel. The officials also stated that the OnePlus 5 will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 processor, which also backs the other high-end flagships of 2017 - Samsung Galaxy S8, S8+, Xiaomi Mi 6, and HTC U11.
A few days ago, Evan Blass, a popular tipster tweeted that OnePlus 5 will come with Snapdragon 835 and will come in two RAM variants - 6GB and 8GB of RAM memory. He also adds that OnePlus 5 will be Amazon exclusive products, which even the online retail store confirmed a few days ago via a teaser. Now a report by True Tech reveals details about the OnePlus 5 price. As per the report, the 6GB RAM with 64GB storage will be priced at Rs 32,999, while the 8GB RAM with 128GB storage will cost around Rs 37,999. However, we are still not sure about the authenticity of the report until OnePlus 5 goes official in India on June 22, at an event in Mumbai.OnePlus is launching the most awaited flagship of the year - OnePlus 5 this June 20. India launch is set for June 22. Soon after OnePlus officially announced the launch date of the flagship phone, the company started teasing and tweeting details about the OnePlus 5. On Thursday, OnePlus and Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus in a new tweet posted the first official picture of the OnePlus 5, which confirms the coming of dual cameras.
