The OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 8T Pro guides were accidentally posted on the company’s website recently, according to an insider, refuting previous reports about the abandonment of the ‘Pro’ model this year. Two new OnePlus Nord models were also briefly posted on the OnePlus website and were reportedly called the OnePlus Nord 100 and OnePlus Nord 105g. Another phone book with the model number SS9805 was also seen on the OnePlus site for a short period, although there is no information on this model for now. The OnePlus 8T series is rumored to launch later this month or early October.
Tipster Evan Blass stained five OnePlus phone books not announced on the company’s website. These guides have since been removed, but suggest that OnePlus will release the phones in the future. These include the OnePlus 8T, OnePlus 8T Pro, OnePlus Nord 100, OnePlus Nord 105g, and a phone with the model number SS9805. These listings refute previous reports about the abandonment of the OnePlus 8T Pro this year, and only the launch of the OnePlus 8T.
The guides also hint that OnePlus is working on two new OnePlus Nord models: the OnePlus Nord 100 and OnePlus Nord 105g. Blass also shares that both Nord models will be even cheaper than the OnePlus Nord that launched a few months ago. Sources from Blass suggest that the 5G model of the more expensive of the two phones will cost around EUR 300 (roughly Rs. 26,200). There is another fifth phone seen on the OnePlus site with the codename SS9805. There is little clarity on which phone it could be for now. All of these guides have now been removed and a ‘404 error’ appears instead.
OnePlus is also rumored to be working on a smartwatch called the OnePlus Watch. It is anticipated to come with a circular dial and may also be released sometime this year. OnePlus phones with codenames Clover, Billie and Lemonade have been reported in the past and these could be the new Nord models that have now been leaked.
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