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Less than a month since the arrival of the OnePlus 8 series, the brand has officially lifted the veil on its namesake OnePlus 8T. Like all “T” variants, the OnePlus 8T is essentially an update to the OnePlus 8.
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One of the updated features of the OnePlus 8T is its display. Instead of the curved panel that has been used with the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro, the 8T uses a flat screen. To be clear, it is still a 6.55-inch OLED panel and still has the same 120Hz refresh rate, but it is clear that OnePlus chose the flat screen for the sake of mobile gaming.
On that note, OnePlus also announced that the OnePlus 8T, along with its other OnePlus 8 siblings, will be able to run Epic Games’ Fortnite at 90fps. On top of that, the brand has also added a new box in its Game Space mode that allows consumers to seamlessly activate the built-in Fnatic mode, or just send messages to their friends quickly. To ask them to join your session.
The OnePlus 8T specs are what you expect, and maybe a bit more. You still get the same Snapdragon 865 SoC, up to 12GB of RAM, between 128GB and 256GB of internal UFS 3.1 storage capacity, and more importantly, a larger 4500mAh capacity split across two cells. As for why OnePlus has split the battery, it’s to accommodate the brand’s super-fast 65W WarpCharge.
Having two battery cells inside the phone allows the OnePlus 8T to sustainably retain more power, while allowing it to recover 60% of its battery with just 15 minutes of charging. Additionally, OnePlus says that the phone’s battery will still be able to retain 80% of its charge, even after 800 full charge cycles. To sweeten the pot, OnePlus will include the Warp Charge 65 wall charger with every OnePlus 8T purchase and will sell the adapter separately at a later date.
Moving on to the camera, the OnePlus 8T’s main camera module has a new monochrome sensor, but in addition to that addition, it pretty much retains the same camera modules as the OnePlus 8. This includes the same 48MP main sensor, an ultra-wide of 16MP that has been modified. slightly to have a wider viewing angle of 123 ° and a 2MP depth sensor. On the front, the selfie camera on top still houses a 16MP sensor.
OnePlus hasn’t skimped on the software department either. At launch, the OnePlus 8T runs on the latest Oxygen OS 11 that the brand promises will deliver the “fastest and smoothest” Android experience. Oh, and the phone will also launch with Android 11 out of the box.
OnePlus 8T pre-orders start from today in the EU and US, with general availability scheduled for October 20 in the EU and October 23 in the US Pricing starts at 599 Euros (~ RM2922) for the 8GB + 128GB variant, while the 12GB + 256GB model will retail for 699 Euros (~ RM3410). In the US, only the latest unit will be available domestically and at a retail price of US $ 749 (~ RM3108).
OnePlus will also sell custom bumper cases for the OnePlus 8T, starting at US $ 24.99 (~ RM103) for the Sandstone design, US $ 39.99 (~ RM166) for Karbon and US $ 34.99 (~ RM145) for the special clear Cyborg Cyan case. . .
At the time of writing, OnePlus did not specify local availability or pricing.
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