The OnePlus 10 Pro has been unveiled

OnePlus officially reveals the OnePlus 10 Pro

The device is launching in China soon and the residuum of the world subsequently this year

OnePlus has shown off the design of its latest flagship smartphone, the OnePlus 10 Pro.

The device looks sleek with a matte or mayhap even sandstone-like stop. That said, it's hard to tell, and OnePlus hasn't revealed whatsoever additional details nearly the device's build yet.

OnePlus seems to be following a similar strategy to Google, which revealed details about its Pixel 6 series for months leading up to its release to build hype for the telephone. Now that OnePlus is following a similar path, we might commencement seeing longer pre-release news cycles for devices across the industry.

Moving dorsum to the OnePlus ten Pro, you lot'll observe that it looks to be big like last year'due south OnePlus 9 Pro and that it sports three rear cameras and a large flash. The company is also nonetheless working with Hasselblad and 'P2D 5Ot' is written on its flash. Input Mageditor Ray Wong says that OnePlus told him the 'P' stands for Phone. The '2D' stands for second-gen Hasselblad photographic camera on mobile and the '50T' denotes that the 3 cameras are 50-megapixels.

This new camera setup is housed in a ceramic bump on the OnePlus ten Pro'south rear that looks similar a wider version of a Samsung Galaxy S21 series device. OnePlus says that the ceramic bump is 13x stronger than glass, so hopefully, this hints that the 10 Pro is the most durable telephone from the company withal.

OnePlus has also shared the phone in 'Emerald Wood' (green) and 'Volcanic Ash' (blackness) colorways. These colours are reminiscent of the hues OnePlus has been using since the 8T, only it appears there is no silvery option this year.

Across that, all we can gain from the images is that the phone uses USB-C to accuse and still has the classic OnePlus alarm slider on the side to quickly silence the device.

OnePlus plans to launch the OnePlus 10 in People's republic of china first with the device coming to other regions at a later date. This is a new release strategy for OnePlus, but since it works so closely with Oppo now, it makes sense for the company to kickoff favouring its home country.

While the OnePlus x looks like a promising smartphone, if OnePlus can't atomic number 26 out its device updates issues, the best hardware in the world won't be able to save the brand.

Via: Raymond Wong