OnePlus is all set to launch their OnePlus 9RT in China on October 13, 2021. Now, ahead of the flagship smartphone’s official launch, its design renders have surfaced online. Also, nothing has been revealed about the India launch of the device as of now.
Noted tipster Abhishek Yadav took to Twitter to reveal that the OnePlus 9RT was listed on the JD Chinese Retailer website. This particular listing reveals the overall design of the device ahead of its official launch, which is still four days away.
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Besides, a couple of other things are known about the device as well, thanks to other leaks and reports. Without any further ado, here is everything that the newly leaked design renders reveal about the upcoming smartphone.
OnePlus 9RT Design Renders
Going by the newly leaked design renders, there are a couple of things we can derive. For starters, the smartphone will be coming with a triple rear camera setup. In addition, the design renders also reveal a 50-megapixel sensor upon zooming in on the setup. This could be a Sony IMX766 primary sensor.
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In addition, popular tipster EVLeaks also took to Twitter to reveal the retail box of the smartphone. We can see a bright red box with the 9RT moniker on it. On the right side of the device, we can see the power button and Alert Slider. Whereas, the left side of the frame houses the volume rockers.
Further, we also know that the device will be coming in the Dark Matter, Hacker Silver, and Blue Sky colour options. In China, the smartphone is expected to arrive with the ColorOS 12 with Android 12 OS. However, in other regions, it is expected to run on Oxygen OS 12 with Android 12.
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Recently, the price of the device was tipped as well. The OnePlus 9RT price in China is expected to be set in between CNY 2,000 to CNY 3,000. Now, this converts to roughly Rs. 23,200 and Rs. 34,800, respectively. We can expect the device to start at roughly Rs. 30,000 in India.
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