of Nord 2 It was a mid-range smartphone from one plusWhen it released in the summer of 2021, we found it to be eye-catching, fast and reliable, especially for the asking price. But that all happened two years ago, quite some time in the age of smartphones.
Now, given that Nord 2 will reach its final year of software support in 2024. It contains a sketch and some specs, Sisyl Schelke 1.
At this point, you know what’s going on. It is necessary to apply a grain of salt. Especially considering this leaker isn’t famous. can do.
What are the leaked specs of the Nord 3?
A shared leaked sketch of the Nord 3.
- 6.74-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate
- flat side
- Dimensity 8200 SoCs
- triple camera array
- 4,500-5,000 mAh battery
- 100W charging speed
- I plan to run OxygenOS 13.1 based on Android 13
- alert slider
Okay, now that I know an alert slider is planned, it basically says “It’s all people!“, right? It can, but it won’t. Let’s analyze it! Dimensity 8200 is a better Dimensity 9200, don’t worry, even though there is already a better Dimensity 9200 out there. However, the 9200 is a higher end Designed for devices, the Nord series isn’t exactly targeting that tier.
The Nord 2 had a Dimensity 1200. This, despite its name, was brand new at the time of the phone’s release. So the 8200 is also new (it was released last year) and beats the 1200. In other words, this SoC makes perfect sense for OnePlus’ mid-range phones.
What was leaked about the Nord 3 camera?
I know nothing about triple camera setups. The Nord 2 also had a trio with a primary 50MP unit, a 5MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 2MP depth sensor. Naturally, it has a newer, more capable sensor.
Actually the paragraph above is just an excuse to comment on the visual aspects of what you see in the sketch. Zenfone 9 Vibes in progress. The main camera is probably on top and the secondary camera is tucked in on the bottom.The right side certainly has an LED flash.
Other than that, everything else on the spec sheet looks pretty much like what you’d expect from a solid midrange device. We need more reliable information before we do.
