OnePlus Nord N300 5G certified on FCC
A yet to be released OnePlus Nord device was listed on the FCC database and it may end up being the successor to last year’s Nord N200 5G. The new device bearing the CPH2389 model number is believed to be the upcoming Nord N300 5G midranger which may again be exclusive to buyers in North America. The FCC listing also confirmed the phone’s supported 5G bands: n2,n25,n41, n66, n71 and n77.
One Plus Nord N300 certification
The only other bit of info that is rumored at the moment is that the device will carry an FHD+ resolution display (presumably 90Hz) and that it will be powered by a Snapdragon chipset. In addition, rumors suggest 4GB RAM and 64GB storage as well as Android 11 on the software side. The phone is expected to start at around $240 once it launches in the US and Canada.
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- utahman1971
- 21 Oct 2022
- y9q
I got the N200 and it came with android 11. So, I would never upgrade to the same OS, when only one major update goes to 12, just like the N200. Make no sense at all, and really bad marketing strategy.
- Anonymous
- 21 Oct 2022
- y9q
No way anyone will buy android 11 on a phone, when that was two years ago OS.
- Anonymous
- 21 Oct 2022
- y9q
Stupid to have edged screen. Those are baby the phone more kind of screens. They get cracked so easily, that those screens are not worth it, because they are so expensive to replace, and cost too much. No point on cheap phone at all.
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