Has OnePlus developed a great new mid-range smartphone or does the Android manufacturer only use its sister companies?
Although the individual smartphone manufacturers always speak of being independent of the other brands from the same group, the past has always proven the opposite. In the future it will remain what we will see at OnePlus Nord. OnePlus is currently pushing a lot of waves around the new mid-range smartphone. The “new” Android phone has long been known and is already on my desk.
OnePlus takes a Realme smartphone from Oppo
As insiders can already confirm today, the OnePlus Nord is probably just a Realme X50 Pro 5G. Under the hood with another processor, namely the cheaper Snapdragon 765G. Otherwise, but with very similar equipment. This includes the double front camera made of 32 + 8 MP to be able to offer a normal and ultra-wide angle. The very strong similarities suggest that the Realme X50 Pro will again be produced for OnePlus with a different logo and only very slightly different hardware.
A 90 Hz fast Amoled display should belong to the further equipment of the OnePlus Nord, which is already out of the question Realme X50 Pro 5G known. Oppo’s Realme smartphone was offered in Germany for just under 600 euros; the cheaper processor should have a lower price for the OnePlus variant. In addition, OnePlus wants to create a greater distance from its flagship models.
Realme X50 Pro 5G with Snapdragon 765 = OnePlus Nord.
Kinda. It looks pretty damn close in terms of design + specs.
— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) June 26, 2020
Already with Find X2 Pro by Oppo noticed that it was very similar in some respects to the OnePlus 8 Pro. The camera combination and the display, the BBK subsidiaries probably got from the same warehouse. The biggest difference is the software. Unfortunately, this method of flooding the market with a multi-brand strategy is quite normal today. Xiaomi and Huawei do the same with the Redmi, Poco and Honor sub-brands.
via AC
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