OnePlus 10T debuts with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, 150W charging
OnePlus unveiled its most powerful phones yet with the OnePlus 10T. The OEM changed its release strategy for this year and is launching the non-Pro smartphone in the second half. Of course, it had to trim some specs to achieve lower pricing, but the 10T actually beats the 10 Pro in certain aspects.
Starting with the display, it's still OLED with 1080 x 2412px resolution and supports up to 120Hz refresh rate and 10-bit color depth that complies with the HDR10+ standard. It measures 6.7" in diagonal (just like the 10 Pro) but settles for a standard OLED panel instead of the more advanced LTPO2.
One of the two upgrades over the 10 Pro is the chipset. The OnePlus 10T is running on the more newer Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset paired with 8GB or 16GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage for the US market while India is getting a 12GB/256GB option.
OnePlus also highlights a new 3D Cooling System with the largest vapor chamber on any OnePlus phone.
To keep the cost low, OnePlus has significantly downgraded the camera hardware compared to the 10 Pro. The advanced ultrawide camera and the 3x telephoto unit are replaced with the commonly used and largely unimpressive 8MP ultrawide and 2MP macro cameras. The good news is that the main Sony IMX766 sensor from the 10 Pro is unchanged. It's coupled with wide f/1.8 aperture and an optically-stabilized lens.
The selfie camera has a 16MP sensor with big 1.0µm pixels and f/.2.4 aperture.
The hardware draws juice from the 4,800 mAh battery that supports up to 150W of SuperVOOC charging, although the handset ships with a 160W power adapter. Perhaps it's the same one used for the Realme GT Neo3 150W Edition. There's a catch, though, in countries with 110V power outlets, the handset will cap at 125W charging.
To have peace of mind, OnePlus is introducing the so-called Battery Health Engine, which should significantly reduce the wear of the cell in the long run. The battery is promised to retain about 80% of its capacity after 1,600 charging cycles.
OnePlus 10T in Moonstone Black and Jade Green
The available colors are Moonstone Black and Jade Green. European pre-orders open today with shipments to follow on August 25. The base 8/128GB model is €699/£629, while the 12/256GB version is €799/£729.
In the US, the phone will start at $649 for the 8/128GB model and the upgraded version is $749. Preorders open on September 1 at OnePlus' own store, Amazon and Best Buy, while shipments begin on September 29.
OnePlus unveiled its most powerful phones yet with the OnePlus 10T. The OEM changed its release strategy for this year and is launching the non-Pro smartphone in the second half. Of course, it had to trim some specs to achieve lower pricing, but the 10T actually beats the 10 Pro in certain aspects.
Starting with the display, it's still OLED with 1080 x 2412px resolution and supports up to 120Hz refresh rate and 10-bit color depth that complies with the HDR10+ standard. It measures 6.7" in diagonal (just like the 10 Pro) but settles for a standard OLED panel instead of the more advanced LTPO2.
One of the two upgrades over the 10 Pro is the chipset. The OnePlus 10T is running on the more newer Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset paired with 8GB or 16GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage for the US market while India is getting a 12GB/256GB option.
OnePlus also highlights a new 3D Cooling System with the largest vapor chamber on any OnePlus phone.
To keep the cost low, OnePlus has significantly downgraded the camera hardware compared to the 10 Pro. The advanced ultrawide camera and the 3x telephoto unit are replaced with the commonly used and largely unimpressive 8MP ultrawide and 2MP macro cameras. The good news is that the main Sony IMX766 sensor from the 10 Pro is unchanged. It's coupled with wide f/1.8 aperture and an optically-stabilized lens.
The selfie camera has a 16MP sensor with big 1.0µm pixels and f/.2.4 aperture.
The hardware draws juice from the 4,800 mAh battery that supports up to 150W of SuperVOOC charging, although the handset ships with a 160W power adapter. Perhaps it's the same one used for the Realme GT Neo3 150W Edition. There's a catch, though, in countries with 110V power outlets, the handset will cap at 125W charging.
To have peace of mind, OnePlus is introducing the so-called Battery Health Engine, which should significantly reduce the wear of the cell in the long run. The battery is promised to retain about 80% of its capacity after 1,600 charging cycles.
OnePlus 10T in Moonstone Black and Jade Green
The available colors are Moonstone Black and Jade Green. European pre-orders open today with shipments to follow on August 25. The base 8/128GB model is €699/£629, while the 12/256GB version is €799/£729.
In the US, the phone will start at $649 for the 8/128GB model and the upgraded version is $749. Preorders open on September 1 at OnePlus' own store, Amazon and Best Buy, while shipments begin on September 29.
Official: OnePlus will unveil the 10T and OxygenOS 13 on August 3
OnePlus will hold a launch event for the new OnePlus 10T on August 3 in New York City's Gotham Hall. You can buy tickets for the event and get OnePlus Nord buds and "other OnePlus swag" as part of the deal.
The OnePlus 10T will be the star of the show, but OnePlus will also show off its new OxygenOS 13.
The OnePlus 10T will go with the slogan 'Evolve Beyond Speed', but the main improvement over the 10 Pro is precisely in speed, courtesy of the new Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. It will have a slightly different design to the OnePlus 10 Pro as well.
OxygenOS 13 will bring improvements to gaming, connectivity, and customization. It will launch first on the OnePlus 10 Pro, and later in the year on the OnePlus 10T.
The keynote from the event starts on 10 am Eastern Time.
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), são na minha opinião "cortes" demasiado agressivos para um equipamento que supostamente é considerado flagship e que custa a partir de 700€).
