Author: Sean Hollister
OnePlus has done it again. It’s created a monster smartphone with an incredible array of flagship specs and features — including a 90Hz AMOLED screen and a motorized pop-up selfie cam — at the recently unimaginable price of $699. And it’s actually good.
But the new OnePlus 7 Pro is just one of the two new phones the company announced today. Though OnePlus didn’t even mention it during its big New York City presser, there’s also a regular OnePlus 7 arriving as soon as next month.
You can take a look at the company’s UK product page for all the details, but the short version is this: it’s cheaper (£499 vs. £649), smaller (5mm shorter, 6.41-inch vs. 6.67-inch screen), and way less fancy, with a teardrop notch instead of that pop-up camera....
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OnePlus has done it again. It’s created a monster smartphone with an incredible array of flagship specs and features — including a 90Hz AMOLED screen and a motorized pop-up selfie cam — at the recently unimaginable price of $699. And it’s actually good.
But the new OnePlus 7 Pro is just one of the two new phones the company announced today. Though OnePlus didn’t even mention it during its big New York City presser, there’s also a regular OnePlus 7 arriving as soon as next month.
You can take a look at the company’s UK product page for all the details, but the short version is this: it’s cheaper (£499 vs. £649), smaller (5mm shorter, 6.41-inch vs. 6.67-inch screen), and way less fancy, with a teardrop notch instead of that pop-up camera....
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