The OnePlus 10 Pro should, barring an accident, be unveiled on January 4. It is a leaker who reveals the thing by sharing an invitation. The smartphone should focus on the photo as well as on its power.
The OnePlus 9 range does not even have a year since the manufacturer is already putting the cover. Indeed, the OnePlus 10 Pro has every chance of being presented on January 4, 2022 … either next week!
The leaks were already converging on a presentation in early January 2022, but the famous leaker by the name of Abhishek Yadav confirmed it on Twitter by sharing an invitation from Oppo. The date of January 4 is therefore confirmed. Interestingly, only the OnePlus 10 Pro is mentioned here. It would be surprising if the classic OnePlus 10 was not in the game, but it could also be unveiled later.
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As a reminder, OnePlus usually to release two smartphones in its range: a classic version and a Pro version, with a better screen and a better camera.
The OnePlus 10 Pro, the future jewel of OnePlus
The OnePlus 10 has already been leaking everywhere for some time and there is therefore no risk of surprise. Expectations are centered more around the price and especially the release date of the product. As usual, we should expect a high-end price, the brand having now completely espoused the philosophy of Premium.
The terminal is expected to be equipped with a new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor from Qualcomm. The Pro version should have a 6.7-inch AMOLED QHD + panel Equipped with LPTO technology for an oscillating refresh rate of 10Hz to 120Hz.
Finally, the expectations are mainly concentrated at the photo level. The OnePlus 9 was a big leap forward with software treatment signed Hasselblad and version 10 must be the confirmation. According to the various leaks, the OnePlus 10 Pro is expected to have three sensors (instead of 4 in 2021). A main of 48 megapixels, an ultra wide-angle of 50 megapixels and a Telephoto lens of 8 megapixels. Hasselblad would always be there as a backup.
It only remains to wait until next week to have the confirmation (or not) of these technical characteristics.
