OnePlus 6 Launched in India, Priced Starting @ Rs. 34,999

OnePlus has now unveiled its latest flagship, the OnePlus 6 (starts at Rs. 34,999), at an event in Mumbai, India. 


The OnePlus 6 launched in India is in no way different from the global variant and features the same top-of-the-line specifications, including the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC and 6/8GB RAM. The device has initially been released in two color variants, namely Mirror Black and Midnight Black, with a third Silk White variant coming in shortly after. OnePlus has also partnered with Marvel Studios to launch a limited Avengers-edition OnePlus 6, which has exclusively been launched in India.
In case you missed the global launch event, here’s a quick rundown of the specifications on the OnePlus 6:
ProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC
RAM6/8GB
Storage64/128/256GB
CameraFront: 16MP with EIS
Rear: 16MP+20MP with OIS and EIS
Display6.28" 19:9 FHD+ AMOLED
Battery3,300mAh with Dash Charge (5v,4A)
Operating SystemOxygenOS based on Android 8.1 Oreo
The new OnePlus 6 has a new all-glass design which replaces the aluminum back found on last year’s OnePlus 5T. The device packs in a new 6.28-inch full optic AMOLED display with a notch on the top. The notch, much like other Android phones, houses the front-facing camera, sensors and the earpiece. Despite the notch and the chin on the bottom, the OnePlus 6 boasts of a 84% screen-to-body ratio, while keeping a similar form factor as the OnePlus 5T. Another design change included in the OnePlus 6 is that the device is now water resistant, however, OnePlus still hasn’t included an IP certification.
OnePlus has also given a minor bump to the cameras on the OnePlus 6, with the device now featuring a 19% larger sensor and Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) along with Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS). OnePlus claims that its latest device will be able to perform better in low-light conditions, but we’ll elaborate on that later in our in-depth camera review. Keeping up with the trends, OnePlus has also included slow-mo video capture, however, unlike the Samsung Galaxy S9, the OnePlus 6 is only able to capture slow-mo video at 480 fps.

It’ll be available at Rs. 34,999 for the 6/64GB base variant and Rs. 39,999 for the 8/128GB variant. Along with the launch.
Via: Google,Beebom,OnePlus

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